Student becomes teacher: training faster deep learning lightweight networks for automated identification of optical coherence tomography B-scans of interest using a student-teacher framework
Julia P. Owen(University of Washington), Aaron Lee(Imperial College London), Niranchana Manivannan(Carl Zeiss (United States)), Aditya Nair(Carl Zeiss (United States)), Alline G.R. Melo(The California Eye Institute), Cecilia S. Lee(University of Washington), Tyler E. Greenlee(The California Eye Institute), Gary C Lee(Carl Zeiss (United States)), Eric R. Chen(The California Eye Institute), Rishi P. Singh(Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary), Thais F. Conti(The California Eye Institute), Katherine E. Talcott(Cleveland Eye Clinic), Mary K Durbin(Topcon (Netherlands)), Sophia Yu(Carl Zeiss (United States)), Marian Blazes(University of Washington)
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