My research goals are to develop new probabilistic machine learning frameworks in computer vision and in medical imaging, particularly in the context of neurology and neurosurgery. This includes the development of probabilistic graphical models for pathology (lesion, tumour) detection and segmentation in large, multi-center patient images dataset, on automatically identifying imaging biomarkers that predict disease progression in patients as well as potential responders to treatment. I have worked extensively on developing fast and efficient multi-modal image registration techniques for clinical interventions, such as image-guided neurosurgery.
Key topics of interest: Bayesian inference, statistical models, statistical pattern recognition, information theory, face detection and trait classification, medical image analysis, neurology and neurosurgery, including multi-modal image registration and lesion and tumour, detection, segmentation, classification and prediction.
