Breast Cancer Classification From Histopathological Images Using Patch-Based Deep Learning Modeling
Accurate detection and classification of breast cancer from histopathology images is critical but difficult due to the complexity of breast tissues.
1,138 of 1,138 verified cases.
Accurate detection and classification of breast cancer from histopathology images is critical but difficult due to the complexity of breast tissues.
Designing novel proteins with desired structures, stability and function is slow and difficult; generative models are being applied to accelerate it.
Surface mines and mining tailings dams across Brazil, including unregistered ones, needed automatic identification from satellite imagery.
Antimicrobial peptides are promising against antibiotic-resistant infections but their hemolytic toxicity blocks clinical use, and reliable computational prediction is hard.
New drug discovery and development is hugely expensive, so finding new uses for existing drugs is needed.
Predicting 30-day mortality in ICU sepsis-3 patients (MIMIC-III) early enough to guide treatment and improve survival.
Existing clinical decision rules for predicting in-hospital mortality in emergency department sepsis patients use few variables, generalize poorly, and cannot be easily updated.
Aboveground biomass of grasslands must be estimated accurately to track carbon stocks and the carbon cycle.
Detecting, localizing, and predicting damage in aerospace structures from complex sensor data is critical for safety.
Designing peptide-based drugs is slow and hindered by poor solubility, immunogenicity, toxicity and bioavailability.
Existing clinical models for assessing mortality risk in sepsis patients rely on limited conventional indicators, leading to inaccurate risk assessment in the ICU.
Short-term precipitation forecasting via radar echo extrapolation struggles to account for inherent meteorological characteristics and local images that deviate from the overall trend.
Ocean plastic pollution forms growing 'rubbish islands' that damage marine ecosystems; sources, accumulation sites and movement need to be identified and tracked.
Sepsis in ICU patients is often detected too late, so clinicians need tools that predict its onset hours in advance.
Most genetic variants are non-coding and their effects on gene regulation are hard to interpret; deep learning tools have been developed to predict these effects.
Predicting protein-ligand binding affinity from structure is a key open problem in computational drug discovery needing better methods.
Detecting wildfires quickly from satellite imagery so that response can limit damage to humans and wildlife.
Assessing the dynamic (transient) stability of modern power grids, whose structure and parameters change due to renewables and low inertia, in order to support emergency control.
Detecting and classifying malware attacks on Android devices, which dominate the global market, remains an ongoing challenge.
Weeds are harmful agricultural pests that raise production costs and damage the global agricultural economy, motivating early detection technology for farmers.
Standard filtered back projection CT reconstruction suffers from noise and artifacts at lower doses, while model-based iterative reconstruction is slow and yields unnatural image appearance.
Physically based hydraulic models are too computationally slow to generate flash flood inundation maps in real time for urban early warning systems.
Predicting the tracks of tropical cyclones in the western North Pacific, where traditional dynamic and statistical methods struggle with efficiency and accuracy on large remote-sensing datasets.
Breeders need to predict wheat grain yield from genetic markers, but the best algorithms are unclear.