Di Yan is a researcher affiliated with Beaumont Health in the United States, with a focus spanning medicine and engineering. Their extensive work addresses multiple subfields, including radiation, pulmonary and respiratory medicine, electrical and electronic engineering, radiology, nuclear medicine and imaging, and computer vision and pattern recognition.
The researcher's main topics of interest cover various aspects of radiotherapy and medical imaging. These include advanced radiotherapy techniques, radiation therapy and dosimetry, medical imaging techniques and applications, radiomics and machine learning in medical imaging, radiation effects in electronics, and prostate cancer diagnosis and treatment.
Several frequent coauthors have contributed to Di Yan's publications, among them Xuanfeng Ding, Craig Stevens, Lewei Zhao, An Qin, and Weili Zheng. These longstanding collaborations have supported research output across various domains of study.
Di Yan's recent published papers include:
Di Yan regularly publishes in several venues, with the most frequent being:
Their work demonstrates integration across the medical and engineering fields, often focusing on improving radiation therapy methods, optimizing imaging techniques, and applying machine learning to medical contexts.
Di Yan;Frank Vicini;John Wong;Alvaro Martinez
Di Yan;David Lockman;Donald Brabbins;Laura Tyburski
Larry L Kestin;Michael B Sharpe;Robert C Frazier;Frank A Vicini
Inga S Grills;Di Yan;Alvaro A Martinez;Frank A Vicini
Quinten C. Black;Inga S. Grills;Larry L. Kestin;Ching Yee O. Wong
Di Yan;D.A. Jaffray;J.W. Wong
Daniel Létourneau;Misbah Gulam;Di Yan;Mark Oldham
Kathy L Baglan;Robert C Frazier;Di Yan;Raywin R Huang
Di Yan;John Wong;Frank Vicini;Jeff Michalski
Mark Oldham;Daniel Létourneau;Lindsay Watt;Geoffrey Hugo
Inga S. Grills;Geoffrey Hugo;Larry L. Kestin;Ana Paula Galerani
Qiuwen Wu;Qiuwen Wu;Yuwei Chi;Peter Y. Chen;Daniel J. Krauss
Carlos Vargas;Alvaro Martinez;Larry L. Kestin;Di Yan
Inga Siiner Grills;Andrew J. Hope;Matthias Guckenberger;Larry L. Kestin
Alvaro A Martinez;Di Yan;David Lockman;Donald Brabbins
Michel Ghilezan;Di Yan;Jian Liang;David Jaffray
Tiezhi Zhang;Yuwei Chi;Elisa Meldolesi;Di Yan
Di Yan;David Lockman;Alvaro Martinez;John Wong
Daniel Létourneau;Alvaro A. Martinez;David Lockman;Di Yan
Laura Pisani;Laura Pisani;David Lockman;David Jaffray;David Jaffray;Di Yan;Di Yan
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