Tag: feature extraction
Interactive Segmentation with Prototype Learning for Few-Shot Root Annotation
April 10, 2025Abstract: Fine-scale pixel-level annotation of minirhizotron root images is a less common and challenging task. We present an interactive segmentation framework to accelerate root annotation. We leverage the concept of few-shot segmentation so that the pre-trained model can be effectively fine-tuned and transferred to an unseen category. To provide immediate feedback for real-time interaction, we […]
Read more: Interactive Segmentation with Prototype Learning for Few-Shot Root Annotation »Bidirectional LSTM accepted to IEEE EMB!
April 28, 2021Congratulations to Gatorsense alumni, Changzhe Jiao and Chao Chen, as well as Alina Zare and collaborators Shuipong Guo, Dong Hai, Bo-Yu Su, Marjorie Skubic , Licheng Jiao and Domonic Ho! Their paper, “Non-Invasive Heart Rate Estimation from Ballistocardiograms using Bidirectional LSTM Regression,” was recently accepted to the IEEE Journal of Biomedical and Health Informatics (EMB). […]
Read more: Bidirectional LSTM accepted to IEEE EMB! »Non-Invasive Heart Rate Estimation From Ballistocardiograms Using Bidirectional LSTM Regression
April 28, 2021Abstract: Non-invasive heart rate estimation is of great importance in daily monitoring of cardiovascular diseases. In this paper, a bidirectional long short term memory (bi-LSTM) regression network is developed for non-invasive heart rate estimation from the ballistocardiograms (BCG) signals. The proposed deep regression model provides an effective solution to the existing challenges in BCG heart […]
Read more: Non-Invasive Heart Rate Estimation From Ballistocardiograms Using Bidirectional LSTM Regression »Evaluation of image features for discriminating targets from false positives in synthetic aperture sonar imagery
August 12, 2019Abstract: With the increasing popularity of using autonomous underwater vehicles (AUVs) to gather large quantities of Synthetic Aperture Sonar (SAS) seafloor imagery, the burden on human operators to identify targets in these seafloor images has increased significantly. Existing methods of automated target detection can have perfect or near-perfect accuracy, but often produce a high ratio […]
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