Gelijkaardige items: ATTEMPTED MOVEMENT CLASSIFICATION OF SPINAL CORD INJURED PATIENTS COMBINING CNN AND LSTM NETWORK /
- ATTEMPTED MOVEMENT CLASSIFICATION OF SPINAL CORD INJURED PATIENTS COMBINING CNN AND LSTM NETWORK
- A COMBINED APPROACH OF DIGITAL SIGNAL PROCESSING AND MACHINE LEARNING ALGORITHM FOR FAST AND ACCURATE GENOME CLASSIFICATION /
- A MULTI-CNN FEATURE FUSION FRAMEWORK WITH CUSTOM CLASSIFICATION NETWORK FOR EFFICIENT SATELLITE IMAGE CLASSIFICATION /
- Umbilical cord blood banking and transplantation /
- Neuromechanics of Human Movement /
- QUANTIFICATION OF PULMONARY EDEMA FROM CHEST RADIOGRAPHS USING DEEP CNN /
Onderwerp: Biomedical Engineering.
- DEVELOPMENT OF AN AMBULATORY PATIENT MONITORING SYSTEM FOR CARDIO FOR CARDIO-CRITICAL CARE /
- EXTRACTION AND PROCESSING OF BANANA PLANT ORIGIN CELLULOSE FOR BIOMEDICAL APPLICATIONS /
- DEVELOPMENT OF A MODEL OF BLOOD CIRCULATION FOR LABORATORY PURPOSE /
- AUTOMATED ANALYSIS OF PATIENT BLOOD SMEAR SAMPLE OBTAINED FROM OPTICAL MICROSCOPY /
- DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT OF DIGITAL HEALTH RECORD SYSTEM FOR HOSPITALS /
- DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT OF A COST-EFFECTIVE LEG PROSTHESIS /
Onderwerp: This Thesis Paper of BME in M.Sc. Program.
- DEVELOPMENT OF CHICKEN EGG WHITE AND MUPIROCIN LOADED HYDROGEL DRESSING MATERIAL FOR INHIBITION OF BACTERIAL GROWTH /
- DEVELOPMENT OF A CLINICAL DIAGNOSIS AND DECISION SUPPORT SYSTEM FOR CHEST RADIOGRAPHY USING CNN /
- ATTEMPTED MOVEMENT CLASSIFICATION OF SPINAL CORD INJURED PATIENTS COMBINING CNN AND LSTM NETWORK /
- DEVELOPMENT OF CERAMIDE AND HONEY BASED BIODEGRADABLE DRESSING MATERIALS FOR THE APPLICATION TO BURN SKIN /
- PREDICTING THE DEPTH OF ANESTHESIA FOR OPERATING PATIENT USING MUSIC-BASED SPECTRAL FEATURES OF EEG SIGNALS /
Auteur: Shrestha, Kumar
Auteur: Supervised by Asst. Prof. Dr. Md. Asadur Rahman
- DEVELOPMENT OF A CLINICAL DIAGNOSIS AND DECISION SUPPORT SYSTEM FOR CHEST RADIOGRAPHY USING CNN /
- ATTEMPTED MOVEMENT CLASSIFICATION OF SPINAL CORD INJURED PATIENTS COMBINING CNN AND LSTM NETWORK /
- PREDICTING THE DEPTH OF ANESTHESIA FOR OPERATING PATIENT USING MUSIC-BASED SPECTRAL FEATURES OF EEG SIGNALS /