Artificial Intelligence in Digital Health - Frans Coenen and Harry Pratt
12:00pm - 2:00pm /
Friday 30th November 2018
/ Venue: Ground floor, William Henry Duncan Apex Building
- 0151 794 9003
- Brenda Smith
- Suitable for: Suitable for: clinical ophthalmologists, artificial intelligence and imaging groups, scientists and clinicians. All welcome.
- Admission: Free to staff and students
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12.00 noon - ‘What has AI ever done for Health Care?’ Professor Frans Coenen
Prof Coenen will describe how artificial intelligence can be integrated into health care with reference to ophthalmology.
The presentation will be suitable for all staff and students working in image analysis, computer science, ophthalmology and vision science and health care
12.45 pm Break
1.15 pm ‘Deep learning for diabetic retinopathy diagnosis.’ Harry Pratt
Deep learning, often branded as artificial intelligence, offers the ability to effectively aid the screening processes involved in the diagnosis of many eye diseases. Through undertaking my PhD I have discovered what deep learning can do well, the misconceptions about deep learning and where deep learning must develop. This presentation will discuss these topics for the diagnosis of Diabetic Retinopathy. Suitable for: clinical ophthalmologists, artificial intelligence and imaging groups, scientists and clinicians
Prof Coenen will describe how artificial intelligence can be integrated into health care with reference to ophthalmology.
The presentation will be suitable for all staff and students working in image analysis, computer science, ophthalmology and vision science and health care
12.45 pm Break
1.15 pm ‘Deep learning for diabetic retinopathy diagnosis.’ Harry Pratt
Deep learning, often branded as artificial intelligence, offers the ability to effectively aid the screening processes involved in the diagnosis of many eye diseases. Through undertaking my PhD I have discovered what deep learning can do well, the misconceptions about deep learning and where deep learning must develop. This presentation will discuss these topics for the diagnosis of Diabetic Retinopathy. Suitable for: clinical ophthalmologists, artificial intelligence and imaging groups, scientists and clinicians