Automated classification of biological subpopulations using impedance parameters
AssigneeUniversity of Virginia
InventorsNathan Swami, Carlos Honrado, Armita Salahi
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AssigneeUniversity of Virginia
InventorsNathan Swami, Carlos Honrado, Armita Salahi
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A technique for automated classification of biological subpopulations can include or use training a classifier by receiving an analyte biological specimen defining biophysical features characterized by corresponding electrical impedance parameters, within a test cell through which the biological specimen is flowing, measuring an electrical impedance of the biological specimen using a specified range of frequencies, extracting at least two electrical impedance parameters from the measured electrical impedance, and using the at least two electrical impedance parameters as an input to a trained classifier, training the classifier using training data from a plurality of other biological specimens and corresponding electrical impedance parameters of such training data.
A method of training a classifier, the method comprising:
A method of automated classification of a biological specimen, the method comprising:
A method for inline classification of biological structures using a machine learning technique informed by a biological specimen, the method comprising:
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