“Ting is one of the best researchers I've seen. She has both well-versed research methodology and hands-on engineering skills. Both are critical to her successes in the projects we collaborated. For example, she successfully developed the algorithm and software for bio-identification with wristband under a very tight schedule. In my collaborations with her, Ting also exposed strong leadership and good personality. I highly recommend Ting for any positions related to data science and AI.”
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The University of Florida has an all-time high 40 Gators ready for the Olympic world stage 💪 Keep up with their success: gatorsolympics.com 🇫🇷
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🚀 We are thrilled to announce the beta launch of our platform! 🚀 Our mission is to democratize investment opportunities, making pre-IPO investments…
🚀 We are thrilled to announce the beta launch of our platform! 🚀 Our mission is to democratize investment opportunities, making pre-IPO investments…
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Today is my first day at LinkedIn. I'm very happy to join the AI growth team. I love the culture and what LinkedIn represents: connecting the world's…
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Experience & Education
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Publications
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Group Sparsity Model for Stain Unmixing in Brightfield Multiplex Immunohistochemistry Images
Computerized Medical Imaging and Graphics
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Adaptive Spectral Unmixing for Histopathology Fluorescent Images
IEEE International Symposium on Biomedical Imaging
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Deep Learning Based Automatic Immune Cell Detection for Immunohistochemistry Images
MICCAI’14 Workshop on Machine Learning in Medical Imaging
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Stain Unmixing in Brightfield Multiplex Immunohistochemistry Images
MICCAI’14 Workshop on Sparsity Techniques in Medical Imaging
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Multiple Kernel Completion and Its Application to Cardiac Disease Discrimination
IEEE International Symposium on Biomedical Imaging
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PSAR: Predictive Space Aggregated Regression and Its Application in Valvular Heart Disease Classification
IEEE International Symposium on Biomedical Imaging
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Construction of a Neuroanatomical Shape Complex Atlas from 3D MRI Brain Structures
NeuroImage, Volume 60, Page 1778-1787
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Multi-class DTI Segmentation: A Convex Approach
MICCAI Workshop on Computational Diffusion MRI
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[Young Scientist Award] Mixture of Segmenters with Discriminative Spatial Regularization and Sparse Weight Selection
International Conference on Medical Image Computing and Computer Assisted Intervention
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Automatic Alignment of Brain MR Scout Scans using Data-adaptive Multi-structural Model
International Conference on Medical Image Computing and Computer Assisted Intervention
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CAVIAR: Classification via Aggregated Regression and Its Application in Classifying the OASIS Brain Database
IEEE International Symposium on Biomedical Imaging
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Construction of Neuroanatomical Shape Complex Atlas from 3D Brain MRI
International Conference on Medical Image Computing and Computer Assisted Intervention
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Group-wise Point-set registration using a novel CDF-based Havrda-Charvát Divergence
International journal of computer vision 86 (1), 111-124
Patents
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Adaptive classification for whole slide tissue segmentation
Filed US US15222889
A method of segmenting images of biological specimens using adaptive classification to segment a biological specimen into different types of tissue regions. The segmentation is performed by, first, extracting features from the neighborhood of a grid of points (GPs) sampled on the whole-slide (WS) image and classifying them into different tissue types. Secondly, an adaptive classification procedure is performed where some or all of the GPs in a WS image are classified using a pre-built training…
A method of segmenting images of biological specimens using adaptive classification to segment a biological specimen into different types of tissue regions. The segmentation is performed by, first, extracting features from the neighborhood of a grid of points (GPs) sampled on the whole-slide (WS) image and classifying them into different tissue types. Secondly, an adaptive classification procedure is performed where some or all of the GPs in a WS image are classified using a pre-built training database, and classification confidence scores for the GPs are generated. The classified GPs with high confidence scores are utilized to generate an adaptive training database, which is then used to re-classify the low confidence GPs. The motivation of the method is that the strong variation of tissue appearance makes the classification problem more challenging, while good classification results are obtained when the training and test data origin from the same slide.
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Systems and methods for adaptive histopathology image unmixing
Filed US US15084467
The present invention relates to systems and methods for adaptively optimizing broadband reference spectra for a multi-spectral image or adaptively optimizing reference colors for a bright-field image. The methods and systems of the present invention involve optimization techniques that are based on structures detected in an unmixed channel of the image, and involves detecting and segmenting structures from a channel, updating a reference matrix with signals estimated from the structures…
The present invention relates to systems and methods for adaptively optimizing broadband reference spectra for a multi-spectral image or adaptively optimizing reference colors for a bright-field image. The methods and systems of the present invention involve optimization techniques that are based on structures detected in an unmixed channel of the image, and involves detecting and segmenting structures from a channel, updating a reference matrix with signals estimated from the structures, subsequently unmixing the image using the updated reference matrix, and iteratively repeating the process until an optimized reference matrix is achieved.
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Biometric scale
Filed US US20170071478A1
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Systems and methods for color deconvolution
Issued US PCT/EP2015/067384
The present invention involves a computer-implemented unmixing algorithm that employs a least-square method involving image patches, and a computer-implemented unmixing or color deconvolution method that incorporates spatial smoothness and structure continuity constraints, for example, into a neighborhood graph regularizer (i.e., using a graph to enforce the pixel value similarities for those pixels in the same neighborhood).
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GROUP SPARSITY MODEL FOR IMAGE UNMIXING
Filed US PCT/EP2015/053745
Systems and/or methods described herein relate to unmixing more than three stains, while preserving the biological constraints of the biomarkers. Unlimited numbers of markers may be unmixed from a limited-channel image, such as an RGB image, without adding any mathematical complicity to the model. Known co-localization information of different biomarkers within the same tissue section enables defining fixed upper bounds for the number of stains at one pixel. A group sparsity model may be…
Systems and/or methods described herein relate to unmixing more than three stains, while preserving the biological constraints of the biomarkers. Unlimited numbers of markers may be unmixed from a limited-channel image, such as an RGB image, without adding any mathematical complicity to the model. Known co-localization information of different biomarkers within the same tissue section enables defining fixed upper bounds for the number of stains at one pixel. A group sparsity model may be leveraged to explicitly model the fractions of stain contributions from the co-localized biomarkers into one group to yield a least squares solution within the group. A sparse solution may be obtained among the groups to ensure that only a small number of groups with a total number of stains being less than the upper bound are activated.
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Methods, kits, and systems for scoring the immune response to cancer by simultaneous detection of cd3, cd8, cd20 and foxp3
Filed US PCT/EP2015/053643
This disclosure describes methods, kits, and systems for scoring the immune response to cancer through examination of tissue infiltrating lymphocytes (TILs). Methods of scoring the immune response in cancer using tissue infiltrating lymphocytes include detecting CD3, CD8, CD20, and FoxP3 within the sample and scoring the detection manually or scoring the digital images of the staining with the aid of image analysis and algorithms.
Honors & Awards
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Tom Grogan Technical Excellence Award in Research Runner Up
Roche
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Young Scientist Award
International Conference on Medical Image Computing and Computer Assisted Intervention
Languages
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English
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Chinese
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Organizations
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IEEE, SIAM, SPIE, MICCAI
committee member for MICCAI workshops MLMI and DLMIA
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