How CCTV software can help diagnose intellectual disability
Despite the diagnostic power of advanced genomic sequencing, many cases of intellectual disability are unable to be diagnosed due to the sheer number of genes… Read more »
Dr Tracy Dudding-Byth is an Australian Clinical Geneticist within the New South Wales Genetics of Learning Disability service and an Early Career Researcher within The University of Newcastle GrowUpWell Priority Research Center. She has a clinical and research interest in intellectual disability and rare genetic disorders, and is supported by a Hunter New England Health Clinical Research Fellowship to lead the international -dual parent/doctor participation- FaceMatch “Searching for a diagnosis” project.
Professor Brian Lovell is the Professor of ITEE at the University of Queensland. His research interests include biometrics, intelligent surveillance techniques, optimal image segmentation, real-time video analysis, manifold-based classification, and robust non-cooperative face recognition from mobile and wearable devices. Professor Lovell pioneered the state-of-the-art core face recognition technology used for the FaceMatch “Searching for a diagnosis” project.
Professor Brian Lovell is the Professor of ITEE at the University of Queensland. His research interests include biometrics, intelligent surveillance techniques, optimal image segmentation, real-time video analysis, manifold-based classification, and robust non-cooperative face recognition from mobile and wearable devices. Professor Lovell pioneered the state-of-the-art core face recognition technology used for the FaceMatch “Searching for a diagnosis” project.
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- How CCTV software can help diagnose intellectual disability - 5th January 2018