Ladies and gentlemen, after 48 days of intensely interesting competition, you are all shuddering in anticipation, dying to find out our 2016 MICCAI challenge winners. We're as excited to announce the winners and runners up of our 2016 Oropharynx Cancer (OPC) Radiomics Challenge :: Local Recurrence Prediction. But first, let's give all our contestants a big round of applause for participating in the contest and amazing us with their challenging contributions. \nAnd now, after validating that their entries met the requirements, we’re glad to say: “THE WINNERS ARE (Drum roll, please)
\n\n1st Place and recipient of a proffered manuscript acceptance (post-editorial review), with waiver of fees in the well-renowned international, open access ESTRO-sponsored journal; Clinical and Translational Radiation Oncology (ctRO):
\n\nCongrats Nguyen!! But The best is yet to come. You’re invited to attend the 19th MICCAI international conference, taking place in Athens, Greece during the period October 17-21, 2016 in person (no travel support will be provided) or via Skype to present your winning algorithm and be celebrated among your fellow data scientists.
\n\nOver and above 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place teams will receive a commemorative trophy in honor of their definitive victory.
\n\nLast but not the least, everyone who submitted their algorithms to the challenge should feel proud of the work they did and know that they have in some way helped to advance the big data science community. We hope this competition has motivated and inspired those new and old to the domain to pursue the innovation. That’s why (Drum roll again, please):\nWe’ve decided to include ALL CONTESTANTS IN A GROUP AUTHORSHIP for a manuscript that analyzes the derived lessons from running our radiomics challenge. Your input will be needed, providing a general description of your approach, among other details to be included in the journal article that the challenge organizers will write. Kindly check your e-mails for more details.
\n\nCongrats to all our winners and to all the wonderful entries we received!
\n\nSee you all in our upcoming challenge .. Stay tuned!!
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\n\n1st Place and recipient of a proffered manuscript acceptance (post-editorial review), with waiver of fees in the well-renowned international, open access ESTRO-sponsored journal; Clinical and Translational Radiation Oncology (ctRO):
\n\nCongrats Nguyen!! But The best is yet to come. You’re invited to attend the 19th MICCAI international conference, taking place in Athens, Greece during the period October 17-21, 2016 in person (no travel support will be provided) or via Skype to present your winning algorithm and be celebrated among your fellow data scientists.
\n\nOver and above 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place teams will receive a commemorative trophy in honor of their definitive victory.
\n\nLast but not the least, everyone who submitted their algorithms to the challenge should feel proud of the work they did and know that they have in some way helped to advance the big data science community. We hope this competition has motivated and inspired those new and old to the domain to pursue the innovation. That’s why (Drum roll again, please):\nWe’ve decided to include ALL CONTESTANTS IN A GROUP AUTHORSHIP for a manuscript that analyzes the derived lessons from running our radiomics challenge. Your input will be needed, providing a general description of your approach, among other details to be included in the journal article that the challenge organizers will write. Kindly check your e-mails for more details.
\n\nCongrats to all our winners and to all the wonderful entries we received!
\n\nSee you all in our upcoming challenge .. Stay tuned!!
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