Google Inc.

Deepmind Technologies Limited

Joseph R Ledsam

Trevor Back

Harry Askham

Olaf Ronneberger

Samuel Blackwell

Jeffrey De Fauw

Bernardino Romera-Paredes

Stanislav Nikolov

Xavier Glorot

Nenad Tomasev

Clemens Ludwig Meyer

Mustafa Suleyman

Julien Robert Michel Cornebise

Balaji Lakshminarayanan

Pearse A Keane

Cian Hughes

Jack William Rae

Shakir Mohamed

Jim Huibrecht Winkens

Annette Ada Nkechinyere Obika

Michal Zielinski

Suman Ravuri

Anne Mottram

Ivan Protsyuk

Jason Yim

Reena Kumari Chopra

Terry Spitz

Andre Saraiva Nobre Dos Santos

Clemens Meyer

Methods, systems, and apparatus, including computer programs encoded on a computer storage medium, for segmenting a medical image. In one aspect, a method comprises: receiving a medical image that is captured using a medical imaging modality and that depicts a region of tissue in a body; and processing the medical image using a segmentation neural network to generate a segmentation output. The segmentation neural network can include a sequence of multiple encoder blocks and a decoder subnetwork. Training the segmentation neural network can include determining a set of error values for a segmentation channel; identifying the highest error values from the set of error values for the segmentation channel; and determining a segmentation loss based on the highest error values identified for the segmentation channel.

3-D convolutional neural networks for organ segmentation in medical images for radiotherapy planning

Methods, systems, and apparatus, including computer programs encoded on computer storage media, for predicting future adverse health events using neural networks. One of the methods includes receiving electronic health record data for a patient; generating, from the electronic health record data, an input sequence comprising a respective feature representation at each of a plurality of time window time steps, comprising, for each time window time step: determining, for each of the possible numerical features, whether the numerical feature occurred during the time window; and generating, for each of the possible numerical features, one or more presence features that identify whether the numerical feature occurred during the time window; and processing the input sequence using a neural network to generate a neural network output that characterizes a predicted likelihood that an adverse health event will occur to the patient.

Prediction of future adverse health events using neural networks by pre-processing input sequences to include presence features

Methods, systems, and apparatus, including computer programs encoded on a computer storage medium, for segmenting a medical image. In one aspect, a method comprises: receiving a medical image that is captured using a medical imaging modality and that depicts a region of tissue in a body; and processing the medical image using a segmentation neural network to generate a segmentation output, wherein the segmentation neural network comprises a sequence of multiple encoder blocks, wherein: each encoder block is a residual neural network block comprising one or more two-dimensional convolutional neural network layers, one or more three-dimensional convolutional neural network layers, or both, and each encoder block is configured to process a respective encoder block input to generate a respective encoder block output wherein a spatial resolution of the encoder block output is lower than a spatial resolution of the encoder block input.

Methods, systems, and apparatus, including computer programs encoded on a computer storage medium, for generating a final classification output for an image of eye tissue. The image is provided as input to each of one or more segmentation neural networks to obtain one or more segmentation maps of the eye tissue in the image. A respective classification input is generated from each of the segmentation maps. For each of the segmentation maps, the classification input for the segmentation map is provided as input to each of one or more classification neural networks to obtain, for each segmentation map, a respective classification output from each classification neural network. A final classification output for the image is generated from the respective classification outputs for each of the segmentation maps.

Generalizable medical image analysis using segmentation and classification neural networks

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