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As seen in: Medium, Nature, Sydney Morning Herald, Cooking the Books with Frances Cook, The Lancet, Gear Patrol, European Respiratory Journal, Machine Design, Brixton Buzz, Times-Georgian and
Professor, platform scholar, and coauthor of @platrevolution published by @wwnorton.
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Towards generalisable foundation models for brain MRI

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By Geoff Parker, Daniel Alexander, Moona Mazher
| Nature
Abstract Foundation models trained with self-supervised learning are increasingly enabling scalable and generalisable solutions in medical imaging. However, most existing foundation models are designed for 2D natural images and do not explicitly leverage the structure of brain MRI data. We introduce BrainFound, a self-supervised foundation model for brain MRI that adopts a slice-based learning strategy, processing MRI volumes as sequences of 2D slices.
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Are justice outcomes primarily driven by ethnicity?

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By Geoff Parker, Pee Kay
| wordpress.com
From the Maori Law Review July 2019: “The Crown has not worked with Māori as partners in developing the justice system. Rather the Crown adapted a system that is not appropriate for Te Tiriti partnership.” “The Crown must take responsibility for the legacy of colonisation and inter-generational trauma that affects whānau today. The justice system is racist and biased against Māori.” “Māori want to lead the responses and reform to the justice system.
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Aotearoa, a name and a choice: Geoff Parker responds to Herald editorial

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By Geoff Parker
| Cooking the Books with Frances Cook
New Zealand is already multiple in language, culture and identity, and has been for generations. But even on its own terms, the historical claim deserves scrutiny. The Herald’s assertion that “Aotearoa predates the state by centuries” is itself debatable. There appears to be no documentary evidence that Māori used “Aotearoa” as a name for the whole country before 1840, and the Treaty of Waitangi itself refers instead to “Nu Tirani”.
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