ISMRM19 Plenary - Machine Learning: From Basics to the Clinic

Plenary Session
Machine Learning: From Basics to the Clinic

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Machine Learning: From Basics to the Clinic
Plenary Session

This session's recording is available to the public below.
Includes NIBIB New Horizons Lecture.

ORGANIZERS: Ivana Drobnjak, Jongho Lee, Tim Leiner, Bernd Wintersperger

Tuesday, 14 May 2019

Plenary Hall - Room 517

11:00 - 12:00

Moderators: Ivana Drobnjak, Tim Leiner

Session Number: P-02

Overview
Machine Learning (ML) offers great opportunities to improve medical practice and affects all phases of MR imaging (workflow, acquisition, reconstruction, data processing, interpretation and report generation). This plenary session aims to not only provide an overview of the role of ML in medical imaging, but specifically educate participants about the requirements needed for a successful clinical implementation of ML and its potentials in disrupting clinical practice/workflow and further push scientific discovery.

Target Audience

Educational Objectives
As a result of attending this course, participants should be able to:
-Recognize that machine learning impacts all facets of the MR imaging chain, including image acquisition, reconstruction, analysis and interpretation
-Identify what is required from a technical and regulatory perspective to translate machine learning algorithms to a clinical environment
-Illustrate the synergistic opportunities of machine learning to advance scientific discovery over existing methods

11:00		Machine Learning in Medical Imaging Jong Chul Ye
11:20		Machine Learning in Clinical Practice Bradley Erickson
11:40		How Machine Learning can Supercharge Scientific Discovery Tal Arbel

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