Jayant Shah

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Published: 1993
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2006
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Mukund Desai, David N. Kennedy, Rami Mangoubi, Jayant Shah, W. Clem Karl, Andrew J. Worth, Nikos Makris, Homer H. Pien:
Model-based variational smoothing and segmentation for diffusion tensor imaging in the brain. Neuroinformatics 4(3): 217-233 (2006)
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Andrew Litvin, William Clement Karl, Jayant Shah:
Shape and appearance modeling with feature distributions for image segmentation. ISBI 2006: 1128-1131
2002
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Mukund Desai, Rami Mangoubi, Jayant Shah, William Clement Karl, David N. Kennedy, Homer H. Pien, Andrew J. Worth:
Functional MRI Activity Characterization Using Response Time Shift Estimates from Curve Evolution. IEEE Trans. Medical Imaging 21(11): 1402-1412 (2002)
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Mukund Desai, David N. Kennedy, Rami Mangoubi, Jayant Shah, W. Clem Karl, N. Markis, Andrew J. Worth:
Diffusion tensor model based smoothing. ISBI 2002: 705-708

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