Georgia Tech Research Corporation

Christopher John Rozell

John Lee

Gregory Canal

Mark Davenport

Stefano Fenu

Andrew Massimino

Systems and methods for preference and similarity learning arc disclosed. The systems and methods improve efficiency for both searching datasets and embedding objects within the datasets. The systems and methods for preference embedding include identifying paired comparisons closest to a user's true preference point. The processes include removing obvious paired comparisons and/or ambiguous paired comparisons from subsequent queries The systems and methods for similarity learning include providing larger rank orderings of tuples to increase the context of the information in a dataset In each embodiment, the systems and methods can embed user responses in a Euclidean space such that distances between objects are indicative of user preference or similarity.

Systems and methods for preference and similarity learning

A system including a processor, and memory having stored thereon instructions that, when executed by the processor, control the processor to receive image data of a sequence of images, and a current image of the sequence of images being after a previous image in the sequence of images, each of the current and previous images including a cell, filter the current image to remove noise, iteratively deconvolve the filtered current image to identify edges of the cell within the current image based on determined edges of the cell within the previous image, and segment the deconvolved current image to determine edges of the cell within the current image.

Systems and methods for cell membrane identification and tracking, and technique automation using the same

A system including: at least one processor; and at least one memory having stored thereon instructions that, when executed by the at least one processor, control the at least one processor to: receive image data of a sequence of images, and a current image of the sequence of images being after a previous image in the sequence of images, each of the current and previous images including a cell; filter the current image to remove noise; iteratively deconvolve the filtered current image to identify edges of the cell within the current image based on determined edges of the cell within the previous image; and segment the deconvolved current image to determine edges of the cell within the current image.

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Atlanta, GA, United States of America

Christopher John Rozell