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27OCT 2022
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Nadine Rücker
Log File Processing – Changes, Challenges, and Chance Log files are plain text files written by any modern computer system. Their content is determined by logging statements during software development. Thus, any kind of event can be collected during runtime. As a result, logs contain a wealth of precious information that is used for various […]
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27OCT 2022
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Tomás Arias-Vergara
Analysis of Pathological Speech Signals The present thesis addresses the automatic analysis of speech disorders resulting from Parkinson’s disease and hearing loss.For Parkinson’s disease, the progression of speech symptoms is evaluated considering speech recordings captured in the short-term (4 months) and long-term (5 years).Machine learning methods are used to perform three tasks: (1) automatic classification […]Analysis of Pathological Speech Signals The present thesis addresses the automatic analysis of speech disorders resulting from Parkinson’s disease and hearing loss.For Parkinson’s disease, the progression of speech symptoms is evaluated considering speech recordings captured in the short-term (4 months) and long-term (5 years).Machine learning methods are used to perform three tasks: (1) automatic classification […]
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27OCT 2022
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Axel Horndasch
Using Contextual Information to Process Out-of-Vocabulary Words in Spoken Dialog Systems Speech is a very efficient channel for communication, but it is a challenge to cope with words which are unknown to one of the dialogue partners. Human beings are very good at dealing with words that are not in their vocabulary, for example by […]
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27OCT 2022
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Siming Bayer
Point-based Registration of Vascular Structures: Applications for Diagnostic and Interventional Procedures With the introduction of computer-aided methods for diagnosis and intervention, patient outcomes of many clinical procedures have been increased tremendously in the last decades. An essential task thereby is the registration of inter- or intrapatient images that are acquired using a single or multiple […]Point-based Registration of Vascular Structures: Applications for Diagnostic and Interventional Procedures With the introduction of computer-aided methods for diagnosis and intervention, patient outcomes of many clinical procedures have been increased tremendously in the last decades. An essential task thereby is the registration of inter- or intrapatient images that are acquired using a single or multiple […]
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27OCT 2022
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Manuel Schneider
Quantitative Biomarkers for Abdominal Magnetic Resonance Imaging The global prevalence of various metabolic pathologies, such as the metabolic syndrome, obesity, diabetes or nonalcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD) has increased steadily in recent decades, and takes on the proportions of a worldwide epidemic. It is therefore important to understand background and pathogenesis of these disorders to […]Quantitative Biomarkers for Abdominal Magnetic Resonance Imaging The global prevalence of various metabolic pathologies, such as the metabolic syndrome, obesity, diabetes or nonalcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD) has increased steadily in recent decades, and takes on the proportions of a worldwide epidemic. It is therefore important to understand background and pathogenesis of these disorders to […]
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27OCT 2022
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Christian Marzahl
Deep Learning-based Cell Detection in Microscopy Images In recent years, classical pathology has been in a constant state of change towards digital pathology. Digitisation forms the basis for supporting the work of pathologists in many ways by utilising computer-assisted methods. Among other things, modern methods of pattern recognition can accelerate previously time-consuming quantitative analyses, support […]Deep Learning-based Cell Detection in Microscopy Images In recent years, classical pathology has been in a constant state of change towards digital pathology. Digitisation forms the basis for supporting the work of pathologists in many ways by utilising computer-assisted methods. Among other things, modern methods of pattern recognition can accelerate previously time-consuming quantitative analyses, support […]
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