Title
Global Strategy of Active Machine Learning for Complex Systems: Embryogenesis Application on Cell Division Detection
Abstract
The intrinsic complexity of biological systems creates huge amounts of unlabeled experimental data. The exploitation of such data can be achieved by performing active machine learning accompanied by a high-level symbolic expert who defines categories and their best boundaries using as little data as possible. We present a global strategy for designing active machine learning methods suited for the observation and analysis of complex systems, such as embryonic development. We developed a procedure that uses all available knowledge, whether gathered manually or automatically, and is able to readjust when new data is provided. We show that it is a powerful method for the investigation of the morphogenetic features of embryogenesis and specifically mitosis detection. It will make possible to properly reconstruct the in vivo cell morphodynamics, a main challenge of the post-genomic era.
Year
DOI
Venue
2010
10.1109/WAINA.2010.80
Advanced Information Networking and Applications Workshops
Keywords
Field
DocType
best boundary,cell division detection,complex system,embryogenesis application,new data,biological system,complex systems,global strategy,embryonic development,active machine,high-level symbolic expert,available knowledge,unlabeled experimental data,machine learning,power method,image reconstruction,phase detection,cancer,computer architecture,cell division,microscopy,embryo,biological systems,learning artificial intelligence,classification algorithms
Complex system,Experimental data,Computer science,Artificial intelligence,Active Machine Learning,Global strategy,Statistical classification,Machine learning
Conference
ISBN
Citations 
PageRank 
978-1-4244-6701-3
0
0.34
References 
Authors
0
7
Name
Order
Citations
PageRank
Emmanuel Faure151.39
Carla Taramasco23910.55
Jacques Demongeot337068.80
Louise Duloquin4133.29
Benoit Lombardot582.11
Nadine Peyrieras600.34
Paul Bourgine718026.10