Our group presented one full paper and two short papers at MIDL 2024 in Paris.
Anna Wundram and Paul Fischer were presenting their full paper on levaraging uncertainty estimates for making medical pipelines with uncertain steps more robust.
Christian Baumgartner got appointed as Assistant Professor in Health Data Science at the University of Lucerne, Switzerland. While part of the group will be physically moving to Lucerne, Christian will also maintain a position at the University of Tübingen, where the majority of the group remains.
Our group presented two papers at this year’s MICCAI in Vancouver.
Susu Sun was presenting her work on short-cut learning in medical image classifiers at the main conference. See Right for the Wrong Reason: Can Interpretable ML Techniques Detect Spurious Correlations?
We are delighted to announce the MICCAI Learn2Learn challenge and the release of a novel dataset of datasets containing 28 medical classification tasks derived from 17 public datasets.
With the L2L challenge, we aim to bring cross-domain few-shot learning (CD-FSL) to the medical imaging domain.
Susu Sun presented a preliminiary version of her work on counterfactual explanations for multi-label classifiers at the Bern Interpretable AI Symposium (BIAS) and won the best poster jury award for her short presentation about the work.
Our research on using class-specific counterfactuals to create an inherently interpretable multi-label classifier led by MLMIA lab member Susu Sun has been accepted to the Medical Imaging with Deep Learning (MIDL) conference, which will be held in Nashville, Tennessee this year.
We are delighted to announce that MLMIA lab members Nikolas Morshuis and Paul Fischer won the MICCAI 2022 K2S Challenge in Singapore! The objective of this challenge was to segment knee structures directly from 8x undersampled 3D MR images.
MLMIA group leader Christian Baumgartner has co-organised the MICCAI UNSURE 2022 workshop on uncertainty and safety of machine learning based medical image analysis systems. The workshop was held as satellite event of the main MICCAI conference in Singapore.
Stefano Woerner’s paper on “Strategies for Meta-Learning with Diverse Tasks” got accepted to the MIDL 2022 short paper track. Meta-learning research is typically evaluated on very homogenous toy tasks and it is unclear how directly this technology is applicable to much more diverse medical imaging tasks.
Our paper on “Adversarial Robustness of MR Image Reconstruction Under Realistic Perturbations” first-authored by Nikolas Morshuis got accepted to the MICCAI workshop on Machine Learning for Medical Image Reconstruction (MLMIR) 2022 as an oral presentation.