Greg Holste
@giholste.bsky.social
PhD Student at UT Austin | @NSF Graduate Research Fellow
Building deep learning methods to interpret medical images
https://www.gholste.me/
Building deep learning methods to interpret medical images
https://www.gholste.me/
Working on #AI for #echofirst? Use PanEcho!
Why PanEcho? The model is trained on >1M echos from all views on 39 diverse tasks, meaning...
- PanEcho is a powerful transfer learner
- It takes *one line* of Python code
See github.com/CarDS-Yale/P... for details + reach out with Qs
Why PanEcho? The model is trained on >1M echos from all views on 39 diverse tasks, meaning...
- PanEcho is a powerful transfer learner
- It takes *one line* of Python code
See github.com/CarDS-Yale/P... for details + reach out with Qs
November 25, 2024 at 10:30 PM
Working on #AI for #echofirst? Use PanEcho!
Why PanEcho? The model is trained on >1M echos from all views on 39 diverse tasks, meaning...
- PanEcho is a powerful transfer learner
- It takes *one line* of Python code
See github.com/CarDS-Yale/P... for details + reach out with Qs
Why PanEcho? The model is trained on >1M echos from all views on 39 diverse tasks, meaning...
- PanEcho is a powerful transfer learner
- It takes *one line* of Python code
See github.com/CarDS-Yale/P... for details + reach out with Qs