Post-Doctoral Research in Novel Brain Imaging Methods
Karl Young
kyoung at itsa.ucsf.edu
Mon Jan 25 20:57:19 EST 1999
Postdoctoral position at the University of California, San Francisco;
in the Laboratory of Dr. Michael Weiner.
The research involves the development and comparison of statistical
classification techniques for medical imaging data. Knowledge of
some subset of the following topics is important: feature extraction
techniques, such as projection pursuit or principal component analysis,
and cluster analysis techniques, such as linear discriminant analysis,
CART, neural networks, or Bayesian techniques. While these are
important, significant stress will be placed on the development of novel
classification techniques based on recently proposed measures of
structural complexity. Development of metrics for comparison of the
new techniques with more standard ones will be an important
component of the research. The candidate will also contribute to the
design of a medical image data warehouse that is optimized for use by
the automated classification techniques. Some familiarity with medical
imaging would be useful but is not required; primary interaction will
be with research physicists and mathematicians in Dr. Weiner's group
and from the Santa Fe Institute.
Send CV and references to:
Dr. Karl Young
University of California, SF Phone: (415) 750-2158 lab
VA Medical Center, MRS Unit (114M) FAX: (415) 668-2864
4150 Clement Street Email: kyoung at itsa.ucsf.edu
San Francisco, CA 94121
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