Density-based Shape Matching – We explore the problem of accurately predicting the shape of a random point. Our aim in this work is to learn a mapping mechanism from a single image taken with the help of a high resolution RGB-D image. We generalize the mapping to a new feature vector of the target point along the Euclidean space of the image, and use convolutional neural networks (CNN) to learn the shape of the point. We provide a new formulation of the mapping based on an optimal spatial and structural basis. We demonstrate the effectiveness of our approach on two synthetic and real datasets for shape-aware object detection. In the real image segmentation task, our method yields competitive performance with state of the art methods.

Deep neural networks are being deployed to the task of medical prediction and in clinical practice. Recent studies have shown that the proposed network based on deep neural network can outperform the state of the art approaches in terms of accuracy and efficiency in terms of feature extraction during the detection of specific diseases. We propose a novel method for the detection of clinical diseases. This is achieved by extracting convolutional, recurrent, and non-recurrent features from a neural network for a specific clinical disease. We provide detailed results of our method and propose experiments to demonstrate the effectiveness of the proposed method.

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Density-based Shape Matching

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Deep Neural Network-Based Detection of Medical Devices using Neural NetworksDeep neural networks are being deployed to the task of medical prediction and in clinical practice. Recent studies have shown that the proposed network based on deep neural network can outperform the state of the art approaches in terms of accuracy and efficiency in terms of feature extraction during the detection of specific diseases. We propose a novel method for the detection of clinical diseases. This is achieved by extracting convolutional, recurrent, and non-recurrent features from a neural network for a specific clinical disease. We provide detailed results of our method and propose experiments to demonstrate the effectiveness of the proposed method.