Average spectra for both tissue classes, with standard error regions.

<p>Differential normalized fluorescence curves, or the difference of sarcoma from healthy averaged spectra, are shown in green, arbitrarily positioned at 1.2 for ease of visualization. <b>(A)</b> Averaged spectra for each tissue class without individual spectra normalization. Spect...

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المؤلف الرئيسي: Ashutosh P. Raman (19825936) (author)
مؤلفون آخرون: Tanner J. Zachem (19825939) (author), Sarah Plumlee (19825942) (author), Christine Park (10261868) (author), William Eward (19825945) (author), Patrick J. Codd (14979591) (author), Weston Ross (19825948) (author)
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Weston Ross (19825948)
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Tanner J. Zachem (19825939)
Sarah Plumlee (19825942)
Christine Park (10261868)
William Eward (19825945)
Patrick J. Codd (14979591)
Weston Ross (19825948)
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Tanner J. Zachem (19825939)
Sarah Plumlee (19825942)
Christine Park (10261868)
William Eward (19825945)
Patrick J. Codd (14979591)
Weston Ross (19825948)
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Biotechnology
Cancer
Space Science
Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified
Chemical Sciences not elsewhere classified
Information Systems not elsewhere classified
use machine learning
support vector machines
support vector machine
machine learning approaches
involve many challenges
following study builds
first known study
current surgical instrumentation
box ann architecture
biomedical sensing landscape
based spectroscopic signatures
automate photonic diagnosis
tissue healing difficulty
implementing classification algorithms
interpretable algorithms
classification accuracies
normal tissue
ambiguous tissue
utilizes autofluorescence
tumor boundary
substantial research
standard risks
previously devised
precise determination
nearest neighbors
logistic regression
interpret data
direct applications
curve scores
critical need
clear way
care platform
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description <p>Differential normalized fluorescence curves, or the difference of sarcoma from healthy averaged spectra, are shown in green, arbitrarily positioned at 1.2 for ease of visualization. <b>(A)</b> Averaged spectra for each tissue class without individual spectra normalization. Spectra are scaled between 0 and 1.0 through division by global maximum intensity. Standard errors are provided as shaded regions around average spectra. Spectra are observed to significantly deviate in intensity between 450 and 650 nm, but converge around the 700 nm region. <b>(B)</b> Normalized spectra with standard error shaded regions. Every spectra is normalized prior to averaging by class, using 500 nm intensity division per spectra, then averaged data is all divided by the global maximum intensity.</p>
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spelling Average spectra for both tissue classes, with standard error regions.Ashutosh P. Raman (19825936)Tanner J. Zachem (19825939)Sarah Plumlee (19825942)Christine Park (10261868)William Eward (19825945)Patrick J. Codd (14979591)Weston Ross (19825948)MedicineBiotechnologyCancerSpace ScienceBiological Sciences not elsewhere classifiedChemical Sciences not elsewhere classifiedInformation Systems not elsewhere classifieduse machine learningsupport vector machinessupport vector machinemachine learning approachesinvolve many challengesfollowing study buildsfirst known studycurrent surgical instrumentationbox ann architecturebiomedical sensing landscapebased spectroscopic signaturesautomate photonic diagnosistissue healing difficultyimplementing classification algorithmsinterpretable algorithmsclassification accuraciesnormal tissueambiguous tissueutilizes autofluorescencetumor boundarysubstantial researchstandard riskspreviously devisedprecise determinationnearest neighborslogistic regressioninterpret datadirect applicationscurve scorescritical needclear waycare platform<p>Differential normalized fluorescence curves, or the difference of sarcoma from healthy averaged spectra, are shown in green, arbitrarily positioned at 1.2 for ease of visualization. <b>(A)</b> Averaged spectra for each tissue class without individual spectra normalization. Spectra are scaled between 0 and 1.0 through division by global maximum intensity. Standard errors are provided as shaded regions around average spectra. Spectra are observed to significantly deviate in intensity between 450 and 650 nm, but converge around the 700 nm region. <b>(B)</b> Normalized spectra with standard error shaded regions. Every spectra is normalized prior to averaging by class, using 500 nm intensity division per spectra, then averaged data is all divided by the global maximum intensity.</p>2024-10-09T17:33:30ZImageFigureinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersionimage10.1371/journal.pdig.0000602.g005https://figshare.com/articles/figure/Average_spectra_for_both_tissue_classes_with_standard_error_regions_/27197698CC BY 4.0info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessoai:figshare.com:article/271976982024-10-09T17:33:30Z
spellingShingle Average spectra for both tissue classes, with standard error regions.
Ashutosh P. Raman (19825936)
Medicine
Biotechnology
Cancer
Space Science
Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified
Chemical Sciences not elsewhere classified
Information Systems not elsewhere classified
use machine learning
support vector machines
support vector machine
machine learning approaches
involve many challenges
following study builds
first known study
current surgical instrumentation
box ann architecture
biomedical sensing landscape
based spectroscopic signatures
automate photonic diagnosis
tissue healing difficulty
implementing classification algorithms
interpretable algorithms
classification accuracies
normal tissue
ambiguous tissue
utilizes autofluorescence
tumor boundary
substantial research
standard risks
previously devised
precise determination
nearest neighbors
logistic regression
interpret data
direct applications
curve scores
critical need
clear way
care platform
status_str publishedVersion
title Average spectra for both tissue classes, with standard error regions.
title_full Average spectra for both tissue classes, with standard error regions.
title_fullStr Average spectra for both tissue classes, with standard error regions.
title_full_unstemmed Average spectra for both tissue classes, with standard error regions.
title_short Average spectra for both tissue classes, with standard error regions.
title_sort Average spectra for both tissue classes, with standard error regions.
topic Medicine
Biotechnology
Cancer
Space Science
Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified
Chemical Sciences not elsewhere classified
Information Systems not elsewhere classified
use machine learning
support vector machines
support vector machine
machine learning approaches
involve many challenges
following study builds
first known study
current surgical instrumentation
box ann architecture
biomedical sensing landscape
based spectroscopic signatures
automate photonic diagnosis
tissue healing difficulty
implementing classification algorithms
interpretable algorithms
classification accuracies
normal tissue
ambiguous tissue
utilizes autofluorescence
tumor boundary
substantial research
standard risks
previously devised
precise determination
nearest neighbors
logistic regression
interpret data
direct applications
curve scores
critical need
clear way
care platform