Kota Aoki

Project Associate Professor

Osaka University

Japan

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Kota Aoki is a Project Associate Professor at Osaka University in Japan. His research focuses on the integration of bioinformatics and deep learning for applications such as antibiotic resistance analysis and cervical lesion classification. His recent publications include work on robust detection of road obstacles and the analysis of crystallographic electron density maps.

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Tomoya Nakamura

Associate Professor

Osaka University

JAPAN

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Takahiro Kozawa

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Osaka University

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Yoshio Iwai

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Tottori University

JAPAN

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Atsushi Nakagawa

Professor

Osaka University

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Robust pixel-wise detection of road obstacles by integrating composite and real images

Leveraging Partial Labels for Cervical Lesion Classification via a Multilabel Approach

Bioinformatic analysis reveals the association between bacterial morphology and antibiotic resistance using light microscopy with deep learning

Bioinformatic analysis reveals the association between bacterial morphology and antibiotic resistance using light microscopy with deep learning

Analysis of resist images with pattern defects by Hough transform

Residue Assignment in Crystallographic Protein Electron Density Maps With 3D Convolutional Networks

Single Shot Residue Localization and Classification in Crystallographic Electron Density Maps

Identification of Bacterial Drug-Resistant Cells by the Convolutional Neural Network in Transmission Electron Microscope Images

Collaborators (4)

Tomoya Nakamura

Takahiro Kozawa

Yoshio Iwai

Atsushi Nakagawa

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