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Yang Zhang, Yuan Feng, Shiqi Wang, Zhicheng Tang, Zhenduo Zhai, Reid Viegut, Lisa Webb, Andrew Raedeke and Yi Shang
Waterfowl populations monitoring is essential for wetland conservation. Lately, deep learning techniques have shown promising advancements in detecting waterfowl in aerial images. In this paper, we present performance evaluation of several popular superv...
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MohammadHossein Reshadi, Wen Li, Wenjie Xu, Precious Omashor, Albert Dinh, Scott Dick, Yuntong She and Michael Lipsett
Anomaly detection in data streams (and particularly time series) is today a vitally important task. Machine learning algorithms are a common design for achieving this goal. In particular, deep learning has, in the last decade, proven to be substantially ...
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Jie Zhang, Fan Li, Xin Zhang, Yue Cheng and Xinhong Hei
As a crucial task for disease diagnosis, existing semi-supervised segmentation approaches process labeled and unlabeled data separately, ignoring the relationships between them, thereby limiting further performance improvements. In this work, we introduc...
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Kui Zeng, Shutan Xu, Daode Shu and Ming Chen
Medaka (Oryzias latipes), as a crucial model organism in biomedical research, holds significant importance in fields such as cardiovascular diseases. Currently, the analysis of the medaka ventricle relies primarily on visual observation under a microscop...
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Xuefeng Zhang, Youngsung Kim, Young-Chul Chung, Sangcheol Yoon, Sang-Yong Rhee and Yong Soo Kim
Large-scale datasets, which have sufficient and identical quantities of data in each class, are the main factor in the success of deep-learning-based classification models for vision tasks. A shortage of sufficient data and interclass imbalanced data dis...
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