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Image Manifold Learning with Spectral Embedding and Laplacian Eigenmaps
Key Investigators
- MIT: Ramesh Sridharan
- MIT: Polina Golland
Objective
- Use image manifold learning to better understand pathology (e.g. Alzheimer's, Huntington's) in brain images.
Approach, Plan
- We want to learn better embeddings of brain images (to better perform classification, segmentation/registration, etc). We will use a modification of spectral embedding techniques that allows us to incorporate constraints. For example, when longitudinal data involving progression of some pathology is available, we would like to incorporate our knowledge about the temporal relationship by constraining the longitudinal images to line up.
- This is a relatively new project.
Progress
