Predicting overall survival using CT and pathological image features
Aim 1. To extract CT image texture features and to test the hypothesis that combining CT image texture features with clinical and epidemiological risk factors can reduce the false positive rate of CT image diagnosis.
Aim 2. To extract pathological image features and to identify markers from CT and pathological image features that are associated with overall survival.
Elliot Fishman
Edward Gabrielson
Junghoon Lee
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