Artificial Intelligence Medical Compendium

Explore the latest research on artificial intelligence and machine learning in medicine.

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Recording context and data splitting can inflate acoustic re-identification accuracy across species and studies

bioRxiv
1. Re-identifying individual animals (re-ID) from their calls with machine learning (ML) could extend individual-based monitoring to species and areas hard to survey by capture and marking, and published studies often report re-ID accuracy above 90%.... read more 

VesiScope: A stand-alone tool for the automatic detection, quantification and size analysis of GUVs from phase contrast microscopy images

bioRxiv
Fluorescence microscopy is routinely used in the quantitative analysis of Giant Unilamellar Vesicles (GUVs) because it makes GUVs visible and easy to detect. Nonetheless, it requires fluorescence-equipped microscopes and, especially, the addition of ... read more 

Microstructural heterogeneity of white-matter aging and its age-dependent coupling to cognition

bioRxiv
Brain white matter (WM) microstructure undergoes extensive changes with age, yet the regional and cellular heterogeneity of age-related WM alterations and their impact on cognition remain unclear. Leveraging Neurite Orientation Dispersion and Density... read more 

Mechanistic simulation identifies predictive dose-dependent biomarkers of propofol anesthesia

bioRxiv
Understanding how receptor-level modulation reorganizes large-scale brain circuits remains a central challenge in neuropharmacology. Here we introduce a multiscale mechanistic model with explicit core-matrix thalamocortical architecture to examine ho... read more 

Gaussian Splatting with Reflections Guided by What is Seen

arXiv
While novel view synthesis methods like Neural Radiance Fields (NeRF) and 3D Gaussian Splatting (3DGS) have shown impressive performance on common scenes, they often struggle with capturing view-dependent specular effects, particularly near-field ref... read more 

Neurons++: A Unified Visual-Stream Framework for Image and Video Reconstruction from fMRI with Neural-to-Visual Interpretability

arXiv
Decoding visual experience from fMRI is important for understanding human perception and developing brain-computer interfaces. Recent generative decoding methods can reconstruct plausible images and videos, but visual plausibility alone does not ensu... read more 

Shortcut Learning in Geospatial Foundation Model Embeddings for Cross-Disaster Damage Assessment

arXiv
Geospatial foundation models can support disaster damage assessment, but high accuracy on familiar disasters may hide shortcut learning: prediction from event or scene characteristics rather than evidence that transfers to a new disaster. We study em... read more 

From Pixels to Privacy-Sensitive Features: An Information-Theoretic Framework for Reconstruction Bounds

arXiv
What can an adversary recover from a model trained with DP-SGD? Its $(\varepsilon,δ)$ guarantee does not answer this question directly. We derive a distortion bound that can be computed before training and applies even to an adversary who observes th... read more 

PhySeqNet: physics-informed fluorescent foci detection for BARseq spatial transcriptomics

arXiv
BARseq enables spatially resolved gene-expression profiling across intact tissue, but its sensitivity depends on accurate detection and decoding of dense fluorescent rolonies. Existing spot-calling approaches can be conservative where signals overlap... read more 

Detection of extremely rare dead cells in fluorescence microscopy images

arXiv
Dead cell detection in fluorescence microscopy is essential for phenotypic screening and drug efficacy assessment. However, automated identification remains challenging due to signal variability, optical artifacts, and colocalization ambiguities acro... read more