Abstract: Described herein are systems and methods of determining primary sites from biomedical images. A computing system may identify a first biomedical image of a first sample from one of a primary site or a secondary site associated with a condition in a first subject. The computing system may apply the first biomedical image to a site prediction model comprising a plurality of weights to determine the primary site for the condition. The computing system may store an association between the first biomedical image and the primary site determined using the site prediction model.

Abstract: Systems and methods are disclosed for identifying formerly conjoined pieces of tissue in a specimen, comprising receiving one or more digital images associated with a pathology specimen, identifying a plurality of pieces of tissue by applying an instance segmentation system to the one or more digital images, the instance segmentation system having been generated by processing a plurality of training images, determining, using the instance segmentation system, a prediction of whether any of the plurality of pieces of tissue were formerly conjoined, and outputting at least one instance segmentation to a digital storage device and/or display, the instance segmentation comprising an indication of whether any of the plurality of pieces of tissue were formerly conjoined.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method may identify attributes of electronic images and display the attributes. The method may include receiving one or more electronic medical images associated with a pathology specimen, determining a plurality of salient regions within the one or more electronic medical images, determining a predetermined order of the plurality of salient regions, and automatically panning, using a display, across the one or more salient regions according to the predetermined order.

Abstract: Described herein are systems and methods of determining primary sites from biomedical images. A computing system may identify a first biomedical image of a first sample from one of a primary site or a secondary site associated with a condition in a first subject. The computing system may apply the first biomedical image to a site prediction model comprising a plurality of weights to determine the primary site for the condition. The computing system may store an association between the first biomedical image and the primary site determined using the site prediction model.

Abstract: Systems and methods are disclosed for identifying formerly conjoined pieces of tissue in a specimen, comprising receiving one or more digital images associated with a pathology specimen, identifying a plurality of pieces of tissue by applying an instance segmentation system to the one or more digital images, the instance segmentation system having been generated by processing a plurality of training images, determining, using the instance segmentation system, a prediction of whether any of the plurality of pieces of tissue were formerly conjoined, and outputting at least one instance segmentation to a digital storage device and/or display, the instance segmentation comprising an indication of whether any of the plurality of pieces of tissue were formerly conjoined.

Abstract: Systems and methods are disclosed for identifying formerly conjoined pieces of tissue in a specimen, comprising receiving one or more digital images associated with a pathology specimen, identifying a plurality of pieces of tissue by applying an instance segmentation system to the one or more digital images, the instance segmentation system having been generated by processing a plurality of training images, determining, using the instance segmentation system, a prediction of whether any of the plurality of pieces of tissue were formerly conjoined, and outputting at least one instance segmentation to a digital storage device and/or display, the instance segmentation comprising an indication of whether any of the plurality of pieces of tissue were formerly conjoined.

Abstract: Systems and methods are disclosed for identifying formerly conjoined pieces of tissue in a specimen, comprising receiving one or more digital images associated with a pathology specimen, identifying a plurality of pieces of tissue by applying an instance segmentation system to the one or more digital images, the instance segmentation system having been generated by processing a plurality of training images, determining, using the instance segmentation system, a prediction of whether any of the plurality of pieces of tissue were formerly conjoined, and outputting at least one instance segmentation to a digital storage device and/or display, the instance segmentation comprising an indication of whether any of the plurality of pieces of tissue were formerly conjoined.

Abstract: Systems and methods are disclosed for identifying formerly conjoined pieces of tissue in a specimen, comprising receiving one or more digital images associated with a pathology specimen, identifying a plurality of pieces of tissue by applying an instance segmentation system to the one or more digital images, the instance segmentation system having been generated by processing a plurality of training images, determining, using the instance segmentation system, a prediction of whether any of the plurality of pieces of tissue were formerly conjoined, and outputting at least one instance segmentation to a digital storage device and/or display, the instance segmentation comprising an indication of whether any of the plurality of pieces of tissue were formerly conjoined.

Abstract: Described herein are systems and methods of determining primary sites from biomedical images. A computing system may identify a first biomedical image of a first sample from one of a primary site or a secondary site associated with a condition in a first subject. The computing system may apply the first biomedical image to a site prediction model comprising a plurality of weights to determine the primary site for the condition. The computing system may store an association between the first biomedical image and the primary site determined using the site prediction model.

Abstract: There is provided an assembly for hoisting and transporting objects having support receptacles affixed to its outer surface and for moving a tank section into a desired close alignment in a predetermined location. The assembly includes a mounting bracket configured to mechanically engage with a lifting end of a crane and a lifting plate pivotally coupled to the mounting bracket. The lifting plate can have opposed non-parallel sides that are angled to engage the support receptacle during lifting of the tank section and during transportation of the tank section. When the crane moves the tank section to its desired location, the crane operator may pivot the assembly to facilitate aligning the object. Upon completion of alignment, the object is put down, and the lifting plates disengage from the support receptacles by sliding out of the slots of the support receptacles.

Abstract: There are provided methods of connecting wall sections together. An exemplary embodiment provides a tank wall section having a first end that includes a series of spaced apart through holes. The tank wall section also has a second end that includes a series of spaced apart nubs. The nubs are sized, configured and spaced apart to register with the series of spaced apart through holes of a second tank wall section. The nubs each have affixing through holes extending from a first side of the nub through to an opposite side of the nub. The through holes are each sized and shaped to receive a retaining pin extending through the first side of the nub and through the opposite side of the nub to thereby couple the tank wall section to a second tank wall section.

Abstract: There are provided tank walls constructed from a plurality of tank wall sections joined together, connectors connecting the tank wall sections, and methods of constructing the tank walls. An exemplary embodiment provides a tank wall section having a first end that includes a series of spaced apart through holes. The tank wall section also has a second end that includes a series of spaced apart nubs. The nubs are sized, configured and spaced apart to register with the series of spaced apart through holes of a second tank wall section. The through holes are each sized and shaped to receive a retaining pin extending through the first side of the nub and through the opposite side of the nub to thereby couple the tank wall section to a second tank wall section.

Abstract: There is provided an assembly for hoisting and transporting objects having support receptacles affixed to its outer surface and for moving the objects into a desired close alignment in a predetermined location. The assembly includes a mounting bracket configured to mechanically engage with a lifting end of a crane and at least a pair of lifting plates pivotally coupled to the mounting bracket. The lifting plates have opposed non-parallel sides that are angled to engage the support receptacles during lifting of the object and during transportation of the object. When the crane moves the object to its desired location, the crane operator may pivot the assembly to facilitate aligning the object. Upon completion of alignment, the object is put down, and the lifting plates disengage from the support receptacles by sliding out of the slots of the support receptacles.

Abstract: A container formed from a foldable blank into a box-like configuration for transport of a tray or container storing food items therein, such as a catering tray. The container includes a bottom portion defined by a bottom wall, front and rear walls, and spaced-apart side walls, all of which project upwardly from bottom wall. A top portion is provided which is swingably movable relative to the bottom portion to provide open and closed configurations of the container. The container provides an added insulative layer so as to maintain food items stored within the catering tray at the desired temperature, and also improves handling thereof.

Abstract: A foldable carton blank, and erected carton are provided which include vertical and/or horizontal dividers. The dividers are removably attached to the foldable carton blank. A method of erecting a carton from such a blank is also provided.

Abstract: A gate assembly for controlling runoff. In one embodiment the gate assembly comprises an opening disposed in a front wall and a cover sized for sealing said opening. The gate is moveable between an open and a closed position. The gate may further comprise a latch for retaining the gate in a closed position. The gate assembly can be installed within a berm to control collected runoff. Thus, the runoff can be contained within a berm, for example, until the operator is ready to dispose of the runoff.

Abstract: A load-bearing chair support for shipping or transporting objects, such as chairs. The chair support is constructed entirely from a one-piece blank of corrugated material, which is foldable into an upright tubular structure for positioning between a pair of seats of two chairs, with an upper one of the chairs being inverted relative to the opposite lower chair.

Abstract: A container formed from a foldable blank into a box-like configuration for transport of a tray or container storing food items therein, such as a catering tray. The container includes a bottom portion defined by a bottom wall, front and rear walls, and spaced-apart side walls, all of which project upwardly from bottom wall. A top portion is provided which is swingably movable relative to the bottom portion to provide open and closed configurations of the container. The container provides an added insulative layer so as to maintain food items stored within the catering tray at the desired temperature, and also improves handling thereof.