Search for dissertations about: "Digital image analysis"
Showing result 21 - 25 of 913 swedish dissertations containing the words Digital image analysis.
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21. "Please Mind the Grey Digital Divide" : An Analysis of Digital Public Policies in Light of the Welfare State (Sweden and Greece)
Abstract : This thesis examines the grey digital divide and digital policies in the divergent welfare regimes of Sweden and Greece. The grey digital divide is a serious problem not only for the individual but also for society. The grey digital divide signifies the inability of older people to utilize digital technology. READ MORE
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22. Adapting Deep Learning for Microscopy: Interaction, Application, and Validation
Abstract : Microscopy is an integral technique in biology to study the fundamental components of life visually. Digital microscopy and automation have enabled biologists to conduct faster and larger-scale experiments with a sharp increase in the data generated. READ MORE
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23. Development of Algorithms for Digital Image Cytometry
Abstract : This thesis presents work in digital image cytometry applied to fluorescence microscope images of cultivated cells. Focus has been on the development and compilation of robust image analysis tools, enabling quantitative measurements of various properties of cells and cell structures. READ MORE
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24. Image Analysis and Deep Learning for Applications in Microscopy
Abstract : Quantitative microscopy deals with the extraction of quantitative measurements from samples observed under a microscope. Recent developments in microscopy systems, sample preparation and handling techniques have enabled high throughput biological experiments resulting in large amounts of image data, at biological scales ranging from subcellular structures such as fluorescently tagged nucleic acid sequences to whole organisms such as zebrafish embryos. READ MORE
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25. Technology in Absentia : A New Materialist Study of Digital Disengagement
Abstract : The rhetoric associated with society-wide digitalisation promises benefits such as increased quality of life, democracy, or sustainability, which point towards normative trajectories of increased automation and digitalisation of nearly all aspects of society. Meanwhile, there is evidence of a disenchantment with digital use, forming a movement that challenges the pervasiveness of digital artefacts such as the smartphone. READ MORE