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* Discussed with Henrik about information-rich patches of information in DWI data, and I learned about his LORDWI approach that could be useful to help me identify relevant information in DWI datasets. | * Discussed with Henrik about information-rich patches of information in DWI data, and I learned about his LORDWI approach that could be useful to help me identify relevant information in DWI datasets. | ||
* Attended almost all machine learning events, and got a better understanding of their utility and when it might be useful to use them and when it is not necessary. | * Attended almost all machine learning events, and got a better understanding of their utility and when it might be useful to use them and when it is not necessary. | ||
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Latest revision as of 04:36, 13 January 2017
Home < 2017 Winter Project Week < DWI Similarity MetricsKey Investigators
- Laurent Chauvin, ETS Montreal
- Fan Zhang, BWH
- Lauren O'Donnell, BWH
- Matthew Toews, ETS Montreal
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