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Fields: MEDICAL AND HEALTH SCIENCES
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ACCS Brain Imaging Workshop Series: Webinar on Machine Learning for Neuroimaging
19 May 2022
Melbourne, Australia
ACCS Brain Imaging Workshop Series: Webinar on Machine Learning for Neuroimaging https://www.imagingtools.org.au/events-calendar/accs-bis-20220519 https://dresa.org.au/events/accs-brain-imaging-workshop-series-webinar-on-machine-learning-for-neuroimaging Machine Learning (ML) is a rapidly emerging new area for research in neurosciences, opening the door to a number of analysis applications and pipelines, as well as predictive capabilities. We are very excited to offer the webinar session, bringing together experts from New Zealand and Australia, to provide an overview of the field and speak to their own recent experiences in leveraging this new technology for neuroimaging. 2022-05-19 13:00:00 UTC 2022-05-19 15:00:00 UTC ACCS Project Melbourne, Australia Melbourne Australia Monash University Farnoosh Sadeghian (farnoosh.sadeghian@monash.edu) [] researcherstudentssupportfacilities staff webinar open_to_all machine learningCVLACCSneuroimaging
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ACCS Brain Imaging Workshop Series: Webinar on Machine Learning for Neuroimaging
19 May 2022
Melbourne, Australia
ACCS Brain Imaging Workshop Series: Webinar on Machine Learning for Neuroimaging https://www.imagingtools.org.au/events-calendar/accs-bis-20220519 https://dresa.org.au/events/accs-brain-imaging-workshop-series-webinar-on-machine-learning-for-neuroimaging Machine Learning (ML) is a rapidly emerging new area for research in neurosciences, opening the door to a number of analysis applications and pipelines, as well as predictive capabilities. We are very excited to offer the webinar session, bringing together experts from New Zealand and Australia, to provide an overview of the field and speak to their own recent experiences in leveraging this new technology for neuroimaging. 2022-05-19 13:00:00 UTC 2022-05-19 15:00:00 UTC ACCS Project Melbourne, Australia Melbourne Australia Monash University Farnoosh Sadeghian (farnoosh.sadeghian@monash.edu) [] researcherstudentssupportfacilities staff webinar open_to_all machine learningCVLACCSneuroimaging
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