About Course
This course addresses the concepts and hands-on implementation of neural networks as supervised techniques for analysis, classification, and prediction customized for bioinformatics and medical image processing applications.
Course abbreviation: DL-BIO
Instructor: Prof. Dr. Mohammed A.-Megeed Salem
Professor of Image & Vision Computing, German University in Cairo, GUC
Workload: 12 lectures, 3 hours each. Total workload: 42 hours: 36 hours of lectures and tutorials and 6 hours of self studies.
Entrance requirements: Computer science. Basic knowledge of Machine Learning.
Used media: PowerPoint presentation
Objectives
- Understand neural networks and deep learning applications in bioinformatics and medical image processing
- Apply deep learning to analysis, classification, prediction, medical image classification, and segmentation
Competences to be Developed
- Simple supervised machine learning using conventional approaches
- Binary classification of biomedical data using a single neuron
- Feedforward neural networks for multi-class classification
- Backpropagation algorithms
- Hyperparameter tuning and neural network optimization
- Building simple deep learning models for medical image classification
- Adopting pretrained architectures for medical image segmentation and genomic data clustering
Assessment
- Finalize a research project applying learned methods
- Compile project outcomes into a high-quality research article ready for peer-review submission
- Present and scientifically review all projects in the last lecture
Course Content
Lecture 1: Course Info and Introduction
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Course Info and Introduction
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