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Helping pathologists to count: Using Artificial Intelligence to count lymphocytes

Authors: Perera, Colombapatabadige Rashindrie Divanka;

Helping pathologists to count: Using Artificial Intelligence to count lymphocytes

Abstract

Lymphocytes have been found to be important biomarkers in multiple tumors. However, automating lymphocyte counting on tissue images is not a trivial task. These tissue images are massive in size, requires a certain set of rules to be followed when being analysed and moreover, the counts produced by different annotators for the same tissue often are not tallying. Given the prognostic relevance of lymphocyte counts in treating cancer patients, having a unified framework which can overcome these limitations is highly appreciated by the medical staff. In my research I am trying to address these challenges and build a reliable and robust model to assist doctors in their clinical activities.

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FOS: Computer and information sciences, FOS: Psychology, Artificial Intelligence and Image Processing, 80104 Computer Vision, 170203 Knowledge Representation and Machine Learning, 60102 Bioinformatics

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