Invariant Representations and the Scanner Problem
Speaker
Daniel Moyer
University of Southern California
Host
Polina Golland
CSAIL
Scanner bias is a known source of variation in modern multi-site
imaging studies. Current best practices all use forms of regression,
covarying for site. In this talk I will describe an alternate method
that instead exploits invariant representations and the data
processing inequality, with preliminary results on a multi-site
diffusion MRI dataset.
Along the way I will describe recent results from our group on
learning such invariant representations in a variational setting
(using VAE), implications for adversarial training schema, and other
use cases of invariant representations, such as style transfer and
fair representation.
imaging studies. Current best practices all use forms of regression,
covarying for site. In this talk I will describe an alternate method
that instead exploits invariant representations and the data
processing inequality, with preliminary results on a multi-site
diffusion MRI dataset.
Along the way I will describe recent results from our group on
learning such invariant representations in a variational setting
(using VAE), implications for adversarial training schema, and other
use cases of invariant representations, such as style transfer and
fair representation.