
Developed and integrated a wound segmentation model for the datasci4citizens/server-wounds repository, focusing on automating image-based wound assessment. The work involved building an end-to-end pipeline using Python and Keras, where input images are preprocessed, passed through a deep learning model, and analyzed to compute wound area in pixels. This integration connected virtual_views.py and wound_pixel_counter.py, enabling accurate pixel counting and wound size estimation directly from images. The approach improved measurement accuracy and streamlined the workflow for wound monitoring, demonstrating proficiency in backend development, image processing, and model deployment while laying the foundation for future data-driven healthcare applications.
June 2025 — Server-wounds feature delivery focused on enhancing image-based wound assessment. Delivered a wound segmentation model and integrated it into the image processing pipeline to enable accurate wound size estimation from images. The integration uses wound_pixel_counter.py to load the Keras model, preprocess input images, run predictions, and compute wound area in pixels, with the workflow connected from virtual_views.py to acquire pixel counts for wound images. Overall, this work improves measurement accuracy, enables automation, and lays groundwork for data-driven wound monitoring.
June 2025 — Server-wounds feature delivery focused on enhancing image-based wound assessment. Delivered a wound segmentation model and integrated it into the image processing pipeline to enable accurate wound size estimation from images. The integration uses wound_pixel_counter.py to load the Keras model, preprocess input images, run predictions, and compute wound area in pixels, with the workflow connected from virtual_views.py to acquire pixel counts for wound images. Overall, this work improves measurement accuracy, enables automation, and lays groundwork for data-driven wound monitoring.

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