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Yue Joseph Wang

Researcher at Virginia Tech

Publications -  47
Citations -  629

Yue Joseph Wang is an academic researcher from Virginia Tech. The author has contributed to research in topics: Gene expression profiling & Visualization. The author has an hindex of 16, co-authored 47 publications receiving 599 citations. Previous affiliations of Yue Joseph Wang include Children's National Medical Center & The Catholic University of America.

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Model-supported virtual environment for prostate cancer pattern analysis

TL;DR: Preliminary results have shown that use of this 3D master model of the prostate allows correct understanding of prostate cancer distribution patterns and rational optimization of prostate biopsy and radiation therapy strategies.
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Mixture of principal axes registration: a neural computation approach

TL;DR: The experimental results show that the mPAR method not only improves the point correspondence but also results in a desirable error-resilience property for control point selection errors.
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Identification of condition-specific regulatory modules through multi-level motif and mRNA expression analysis.

TL;DR: The proposed multi-level strategy for condition-specific gene regulatory module identification by integrating motif binding information and gene expression data through support vector regression and significant analysis can successfully identify the significant and reliable regulatory modules associated with breast cancer.
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MR image-based tissue analysis and its clinical applications

TL;DR: A 3-D segmentation method using the maximum likelihood (ML) classification and contextual Bayesian relaxation labeling (CBRL) is developed to obtain a consistent labeling solution, based on localized SFNM formulation by using neighborhood contextual regularities.
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Rat Mammary Gland Analysis in T1 Weighted MR Images

TL;DR: A hierarchical approach to segmenting out rat body, mammary fat pads and glandular tissues in T1 weighted magnetic resonance (T1W-MR) images is proposed and can provide accurate measurements to assess novel risk factors for breast cancer.