Publications by authors named "Surya Prasath"

The advent of deep learning (DL) and multimodal spatial transcriptomics (ST) has revolutionized cancer research, offering unprecedented insights into tumor biology. This book chapter explores the integration of DL with ST to advance cancer diagnostics, treatment planning, and precision medicine. DL, a subset of artificial intelligence, employs neural networks to model complex patterns in vast datasets, significantly enhancing diagnostic and treatment applications.

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Background: Accurate identification of inflammatory cells from mucosal histopathology images is important in diagnosing ulcerative colitis. The identification of eosinophils in the colonic mucosa has been associated with disease course. Cell counting is not only time-consuming but can also be subjective to human biases.

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Decisively delineating cell identities from uni- and multimodal single-cell datasets is complicated by diverse modalities, clustering methods, and reference atlases. We describe scTriangulate, a computational framework to mix-and-match multiple clustering results, modalities, associated algorithms, and resolutions to achieve an optimal solution. Rather than ensemble approaches which select the "consensus", scTriangulate picks the most stable solution through coalitional iteration.

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Provide an overview of bronchopulmonary dysplasia, its definitions, and their shortcomings. Explore the areas where machine learning may be used to further our understanding of bronchopulmonary dysplasia.

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In this world of big data, the development and exploitation of medical technology is vastly increasing and especially in big biomedical imaging modalities available across medicine. At the same instant, acquisition, processing, storing and transmission of such huge medical data requires efficient and robust data compression models. Over the last two decades, numerous compression mechanisms, techniques and algorithms were proposed by many researchers.

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In this paper, we consider confocal microscopy based vessel segmentation with optimized features and random forest classification. By utilizing multi-scale vessel-specific features tuned to capture curvilinear structures such as Frobenius norm of the Hessian eigenvalues, Laplacian of Gaussians (LoG), oriented second derivative, line detector and intensity masked with LoG scale map. we obtain better segmentation results in challenging imaging conditions.

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Commonly used drawing tools for interactive image segmentation and labeling include active contours or boundaries, scribbles, rectangles and other shapes. Thin vessel shapes in images of vascular networks are difficult to segment using automatic or interactive methods. This paper introduces the novel use of a sparse set of user-defined seed points (supervised labels) for precisely, quickly and robustly segmenting complex biomedical images.

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Automatic segmentation of microvascular structures is a critical step in quantitatively characterizing vessel remodeling and other physiological changes in the dura mater or other tissues. We developed a supervised random forest (RF) classifier for segmenting thin vessel structures using multiscale features based on Hessian, oriented second derivatives, Laplacian of Gaussian and line features. The latter multiscale line detector feature helps in detecting and connecting faint vessel structures that would otherwise be missed.

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Background. The aim of this work is to present an automatic colorectal polyp detection scheme for capsule endoscopy. Methods.

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