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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP190100607

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $389,326.00
    Summary
    Assistive micro-navigation for vision impaired people. This project aims to develop novel algorithms to transform a simple camera into a smart sensor, that can enable a vision-impaired person to navigate freely and without additional aids in a crowded area. Such a smart sensor will be endowed with the capability to detect and locate obstacles, identify the walking path, recognise objects and traffic signs and convey step-by-step instructions to the user. The project outcomes are expected to impr .... Assistive micro-navigation for vision impaired people. This project aims to develop novel algorithms to transform a simple camera into a smart sensor, that can enable a vision-impaired person to navigate freely and without additional aids in a crowded area. Such a smart sensor will be endowed with the capability to detect and locate obstacles, identify the walking path, recognise objects and traffic signs and convey step-by-step instructions to the user. The project outcomes are expected to improve the well-being and accessibility to public areas for vision-impaired people and reduce physical access disparities for this disadvantaged and vulnerable group. Furthermore, technologies developed in this project can potentially be adapted for use in related special navigation applications such as road safety, self-driving vehicles, and autonomous robots.
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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP200103748

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    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $480,000.00
    Summary
    A technology platform for multiple body site image-omics. The project aim is to derive a technology platform comprising new image processing and machine learning algorithms to integrate imaging and biological data across multiple body sites. The relationships between image features and biological data across multiple sites has not been discovered before. We propose the use of biological information from one sampled site to investigate other unsampled sites based on imaging-omics correspondences. .... A technology platform for multiple body site image-omics. The project aim is to derive a technology platform comprising new image processing and machine learning algorithms to integrate imaging and biological data across multiple body sites. The relationships between image features and biological data across multiple sites has not been discovered before. We propose the use of biological information from one sampled site to investigate other unsampled sites based on imaging-omics correspondences. We will use a data-driven, searchable graph model approach for knowledge discovery within the population data. The project will provide new insights into systems biology and bioinformatics that will then inform and promote benefits in life sciences, with potential future benefits in healthcare.
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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP200103223

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $396,000.00
    Summary
    Personalised Learning for Per-pixel Prediction Tasks in Image Analysis. AI-assisted image segmentation & synthesis are very challenging and usually require pixel-level labelling (per-pixel prediction) that is costly to obtain. The small amount of labels makes it difficult to train an “optimal” unified model for varied data as conventional methods did. This project aims to develop a new paradigm “personalised learning” to tackle this problem, where each image could be dealt with a model tailored .... Personalised Learning for Per-pixel Prediction Tasks in Image Analysis. AI-assisted image segmentation & synthesis are very challenging and usually require pixel-level labelling (per-pixel prediction) that is costly to obtain. The small amount of labels makes it difficult to train an “optimal” unified model for varied data as conventional methods did. This project aims to develop a new paradigm “personalised learning” to tackle this problem, where each image could be dealt with a model tailored to individual characteristics. The success of this project could significantly advance the fundamental research in image analysis. Expected outcomes include new knowledge and algorithms for image analysis, which could benefit fields like biology and archaeology, where labeled images are hard to attain and scarce.
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    ARC Future Fellowships - Grant ID: FT190100197

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $735,000.00
    Summary
    Deep Weak Learning for Morphology Analysis of Micro and Nanoscale Images. This project will develop novel methods for automated discovery and quantification of image phenotypes from micro and nanoscale images. The outcome will be an advance of the state of the art in biomedical image analysis with a particular focus on generalized weakly-supervised deep learning models for morphological feature representation. The methodologies will transform the deep learning pipeline for real biomedical imagin .... Deep Weak Learning for Morphology Analysis of Micro and Nanoscale Images. This project will develop novel methods for automated discovery and quantification of image phenotypes from micro and nanoscale images. The outcome will be an advance of the state of the art in biomedical image analysis with a particular focus on generalized weakly-supervised deep learning models for morphological feature representation. The methodologies will transform the deep learning pipeline for real biomedical imaging scenarios with high heterogeneity and limited training data. The frameworks will facilitate high-throughput processing for a wide range of microscopy image modalities and biological applications, and potentially become the next generation computational platform to support fundamental research in human biology.
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