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5-MICC Contest at ICIP 2021: Vote for the Clip

IEEE SPS 5-Minute Video Clip Contest at ICIP 2021:
Automatic Medical Image Diagnosis

Voting period has closed!

The IEEE Signal Processing Society is excited to announce the finalists of the first SPS 5-Minute Video Clip Contest!

The voting platform is now open, and you can help support the final three teams by voting for your favorite video! Cast your vote by 11:59 PM (ET) on Monday, 20 September 2021. You may only vote once.

Voting is simple! To vote, please follow the steps below:

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  2. Select "vote" located under the video you choose to vote for.
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  4. Click "submit."
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This year’s topic, Automatic Medical Image Diagnosis, asked students to explore the automatic detection, identification, classification, or discrimination of various medical conditions, components, and aspects is essential in today's medical practices, enabling for example detailed and high-precision diagnosis to be possible. In various medical imaging applications such as dermoscopic, fundoscopic, and endoscopic imaging, automatic processing of abnormalities and aberrations greatly help physicians in the diagnosis process. Students were also welcome to submit “open topic” videos about subjects besides beamforming.

Finalists Announced

Grand Prize: $5,000
Video Title: Automatic medical diagnosis and image quality enhancement for video otoscopy examination
Universidad Tecnica Federico Santa Maria
Supervisor: Prof. Fernando Auat Cheein
Students: Paula Amigo, Daniela Garrido, Matias Talamilla, Michelle Viscaino
First Runner-Up: $2,500
Video Title: Neural Networks and Cancer Detection in Tissue Scans
Masaryk University
Supervisor: Tomáš Brázdil
Students: Vojtěch Krajňanský, Andrej Kubanda, Jiří Horák, Jakub Hruška
Second Runner-Up: $1,500
Video Title: Deep learning for COVID-19 diagnosis A to Z
Concordia University
Supervisor: Arash Mohammadi
Students: Parnian Afshar, Mohamed Elsagh, Megan Walbaum, Chit Chit M.C. Zaw, Ya Ling Wu, Marian Maksimo

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