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Chetan Rao

Deep Learning vs. Human Graders for Classifying Severity Levels of Diabetic Retinopathy in a Real-World Nationwide Screening Program

Oct 18, 2018
Paisan Raumviboonsuk, Jonathan Krause, Peranut Chotcomwongse, Rory Sayres, Rajiv Raman, Kasumi Widner, Bilson J L Campana, Sonia Phene, Kornwipa Hemarat, Mongkol Tadarati, Sukhum Silpa-Acha, Jirawut Limwattanayingyong, Chetan Rao, Oscar Kuruvilla, Jesse Jung, Jeffrey Tan, Surapong Orprayoon, Chawawat Kangwanwongpaisan, Ramase Sukulmalpaiboon, Chainarong Luengchaichawang, Jitumporn Fuangkaew, Pipat Kongsap, Lamyong Chualinpha, Sarawuth Saree, Srirat Kawinpanitan, Korntip Mitvongsa, Siriporn Lawanasakol, Chaiyasit Thepchatri, Lalita Wongpichedchai, Greg S Corrado, Lily Peng, Dale R Webster

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Deep learning algorithms have been used to detect diabetic retinopathy (DR) with specialist-level accuracy. This study aims to validate one such algorithm on a large-scale clinical population, and compare the algorithm performance with that of human graders. 25,326 gradable retinal images of patients with diabetes from the community-based, nation-wide screening program of DR in Thailand were analyzed for DR severity and referable diabetic macular edema (DME). Grades adjudicated by a panel of international retinal specialists served as the reference standard. Across different severity levels of DR for determining referable disease, deep learning significantly reduced the false negative rate (by 23%) at the cost of slightly higher false positive rates (2%). Deep learning algorithms may serve as a valuable tool for DR screening.

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Using machine learning for medium frequency derivative portfolio trading

Dec 19, 2015
Abhijit Sharang, Chetan Rao

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We use machine learning for designing a medium frequency trading strategy for a portfolio of 5 year and 10 year US Treasury note futures. We formulate this as a classification problem where we predict the weekly direction of movement of the portfolio using features extracted from a deep belief network trained on technical indicators of the portfolio constituents. The experimentation shows that the resulting pipeline is effective in making a profitable trade.

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