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Title R and D Cloud CEIB: Management and Knowledge Extraction System for Bioimaging in the Cloud
Abstract

The management and knowledge extraction system for bioimaging in the cloud (R & D Cloud CEIB) which is proposed in this article will use the services offered by the centralization of bioimaging through Valencian Biobank Medical Imaging (GIMC) as a basis for managing and extracting knowledge from a bioimaging bank, providing that knowledge in the form of services with high added value and expertise to the Electronic Patient History System (HSE), thus bringing the results of R & D to the patient, improving the quality of the information contained therein. R & D Cloud CEIB has four general modules: Search engine (SE), manager of clinical trials (GEBID), anonymizer (ANON) and bioimage knowledge engine (BIKE). The BIKE is the central module and through its sub modules analyzes and generates knowledge to provide to the HSE through services. The technology used in R & D Cloud CEIB is completely based on Open Source. Within the BIKE, we focus on the development of the classifier module (BIKE-Classifier), which aims to establish a method for the extraction of biomarkers for bioimaging and subsequent analysis to obtain a classification in bioimaging available pools following GIMC diagnostic experiences.

Apa Reference Serrano, J.M.S., Quevedo, M.A.C., de la Iglesia-Vaya, M., Marti-Bonmati, L. & Valenzuela, R. (2012). R and D Cloud CEIB: Management and Knowledge Extraction System for Bioimaging in the Cloud. 2012 International Conference on Biomedical Engineering and Biotechnology, 469-472. 10.1109/iCBEB.2012.323
Doi 10.1109/iCBEB.2012.323
Publication Date May 2012
Publication Type Conference paper
Researcher Maria de-la-Iglesia-Vaya
Ontology Machine Learning in Biology, Bioinformatics Software and Tools
Research Groups
Tools

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