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Peer-reviewed research in medical AI and computer vision — deep learning for histopathology and clinical cancer diagnosis.

Nature Communications/

Clinically Applicable Histopathological Diagnosis System for Gastric Cancer Detection Using Deep Learning

A deep-learning system for gastric-cancer detection in histopathology whole-slide images, trained on pixel-level–annotated H&E slides and validated on 3,212 real-world WSIs (≈100% sensitivity, 80.6% mean specificity). Deployed at the Chinese PLA General Hospital and validated at two further hospitals. Calvin was a lead ML engineer on the deep-learning pipeline and a co-author.

Authors: Zhigang Song, Shuangmei Zou, Weixun Zhou, …, Calvin Ku, et al.
medical-AIdeep-learningcomputer-visionhistopathologyclinical-deployment
ICCV 2019/

CAMEL: A Weakly Supervised Learning Framework for Histopathology Image Segmentation

A weakly-supervised framework for histopathology image segmentation that learns from image-level labels via instance-level pseudo-labeling, reducing the need for dense pixel annotation. Calvin led the state-of-the-art baseline experiments, contributed to the formulation, and presented the work at ICCV 2019 in Seoul.

Authors: Gang Xu, Zhigang Song, Zhuo Sun, Calvin Ku, Zhe Yang, Cancheng Liu, Shuhao Wang, Jianpeng Ma, Wei Xu
medical-AIweakly-supervised-learningimage-segmentationhistopathologycomputer-vision