Urodynamic Data and Machine Learning

Urodynamic Data and Machine Learning

2019

Nathaniel Choe (ECE) and Mashal Ali (Neuroscience) spent ten weeks developing machine-learning tools to analyze urodynamic detrusor pressure data of pediatric spina bifida patients from the Duke University Hospital. The team built a pipeline that went from raw time series data to signal analysis to dimension reduction to classification, and has the potential to assist in clinician diagnosis.

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Faculty Leads: Wilkins AquinoJonathan Routh
Project Manager: Zekun Cao

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