Eindhoven
University of
Technology

Educational platform for machine learning and image analysis

Summary of the project

This project has been developing an educational platform to support student projects focused on machine learning and image analysis. The platform aims to streamline the workflow of these projects, enabling students to quickly set up their working environment and focus on method implementation and analysis. It has been incorporating features such as one-click dataset preparation and baseline examples to reduce the overhead associated with project setup.

In addition, the platform has been integrating a challenge format for assessment, allowing students to upload their results for independent evaluation. This feature has been promoting fair comparison and adherence to good experimental practices. The platform has also been fostering collaboration among students by providing a collaborative workspace where they can exchange ideas and integrate solutions.

Aim of the project

The primary goal of this project has been to enhance the learning experience for students working on machine learning and medical image analysis projects. By streamlining the workflow, the platform aims to free up students' time and mental energy, allowing them to focus on the core aspects of their projects. The challenge format for assessment has been encouraging students to adhere to rigorous experimental practices and promoting fair competition.

Furthermore, the collaborative workspace has been fostering a sense of community among students, enabling them to learn from each other and potentially develop more innovative solutions. The project has been addressing the challenges associated with supervising a large number of students by automating certain aspects of project setup and assessment. It has also been contributing to the broader goal of improving the quality of education in machine learning and medical image analysis.

Results and learnings

This project is still ongoing.


For more information, please contact:

Assistant Professor
Mitko Veta
Medical Image Analysis
+31 40 247 5416
Assistant Professor
Veronika Cheplygina
Medical Image Analysis
+31 40 247 4630
Assistant Professor
Joaquin Vanschoren
Information Systems WSK&I
+31 40 247 8638

Tags

OngoingDigitization
Automated feedback/assessment
Biomedical Engineering
Collaborative learning
Gamification
Innovative lab education
Machine Learning