Domain and Histopathology Adaptations-Based Classification for Malignancy Grading System.

Accurate proliferation rate quantification can be used to devise an appropriate treatment for breast cancer. Pathologists use breast tissue biopsy glass slides stained with hematoxylin and eosin to obtain grading information. However, this manual evaluation may lead to high costs and be ineffective because diagnosis depends on the facility and the pathologists' insights and experiences.

An Alternative Athlete Monitoring System Using Cost-Effective Inertial Sensing Instrumentation.

An examination of the human gait is feasible using inertial sensing. The embedded accelerometer and gyroscope in an inertial measurement unit can evaluate physical activity-based sports and this unit is relatively affordable compared to global positioning systems or video recording quantification. This study developed a cost-effective sports monitoring investigation method with an inertial sensor attached to the right leg of the athletes.

Objective Numerical Evaluation of Diffuse, Optically Reconstructed Images Using Structural Similarity Index.

Diffuse optical tomography is emerging as a non-invasive optical modality used to evaluate tissue information by obtaining the optical properties' distribution. Two procedures are performed to produce reconstructed absorption and reduced scattering images, which provide structural information that can be used to locate inclusions within tissues with the assistance of a known light intensity around the boundary. These methods are referred to as a forward problem and an inverse solution.