Claude Sammut

ARC Centre of Excellence for Autonomous Systems
School of Computer Science and Engineering, University of New South Wales

Medical Imaging

Dr. Tatjana Zrimec, UNSW Centre for Health Informatics, developed a knowledge-based system for interpreting medical images from sources such as x-ray angiograms and magnetic resonance angiograms. To represent anatomical and procedural knowledge, she used a frame-based language that is based on UNSW Prolog.

Selected Publications

Zrimec, T. and Sammut, C. (1995). Knowledge representation for model-based image processing in medicine. In Eighth International Conference on Industrial and Expert Systems, Melbourne, Australia.

Zrimec, T., and Sammut, C. (1997). A medical image understanding system. Engineering Applications of Artificial Intelligence, 10(1), 31-39.

Zrimec, T., and Sammut, C. (1997). Knowledge Acquisition for Medical Image Understanding. In Australian Knowledge Acquisition Workshop. Perth. pp 7-1 - 7-11.

Sammut, C., and Zrimec, T. (1998). Learning to classify X-ray images using relational learning. In C. Nedellec and C. Rouveirol (Ed.), Machine Learning: ECML-98.. Chemnitz, Germany: Springer-Verlag. pp 55-60.

Sammut, C. (1998). Prolog, Refinements and RLGG's. In D. Page (Ed). International Conference on Inductive Logic Programming, Madison, Wisconsin: Springer-Verlag.