Study
            
                PLCO
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                Project ID
                
                    
                        PLCO-388
                    
                
            
            
                Initial CDAS Request Approval
                Aug 10, 2018
            
            Title
            Development of a pan-cancer prognostic neural network model
            
                Summary
                As tumor micro-environment rises as a key to comprehend immune dynamics in various cancers, computational histopathology is regarded as a breakthrough approach to figure out what happens around the tumor before/during treatment. With this project, we would like to develop accurate computer algorithm powered by deep learning techniques to support physicians diagnose various cancers including lung, ovarian, and colorectal cancer and explore potential of imaging biomarkers based upon H&E stained images combined with patient profiles. We aim to train the model mainly with pathological lung, ovarian, and colorectal cancer images, and images from other cancer sites can be used as well, if available, in order to develop more robust network model working across all types of tumors.
            
            
                Aims
                1) Detection of tissue compartments using a convolutional neural network across various types of cancers - mainly lung, ovarian, and colorectal cancer
2) Development of a prognostic machine learning model based upon H&E stained slides
3) Exploring the potential of tumor type specific imaging biomarkers
 
            
            
                Collaborators
                
                All members at the R&D center of Lunit Inc.