Tag: machine learning

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Pairing Deep Learning With Wide-Field Microscopy to Refine Study of Brain Tissue

Multicenter collaboration aims to facilitate tracking of neurological activity deep within tissue

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Machine Learning May Streamline Identification of Central Hypersomnolence Disorders

Prior-night polysomnography predicts results from mean sleep latency testing

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March 31, 2023/Neurosciences/Spine Care

Can Artificial Intelligence Point the Way to Better Spine Care?

A preview of Cleveland Clinic’s emerging AI platform for spine care decision-making

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Competitive Learning Environment Fuels Care Solutions and Engagement

Hosting a ‘hackathon’ kept team members connected and broadened learning while adapting to a remote work setting

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Machine Learning Bests Experts in Predicting Patient Response to Overactive Bladder Treatment

Algorithm aligns with subjective patient reports as well as objective outcomes

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New Cardiac MRI Initiatives Aim to Drive Next Wave of Advances in Cardiac Care

Focus is on giving patients a better imaging experience while acquiring more data

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January 21, 2022/Digestive/Innovation

How We’re Powering Up Innovation in the Digestive Disease & Surgery Institute

New Vice Chair of Innovation and Technology Dr. Matthew Kroh talks about device development, robotics, artificial intelligence and nurturing a culture of innovation

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December 8, 2021/Neurosciences/Epilepsy

Novel MR Fingerprinting Radiomics Aids in Automated Characterization of Epileptic Lesions

Machine learning models shown to accurately separate lesions from normal brain, distinguish lesion subtypes

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