Vicente Grau

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Creator: Schloss Dagstuhl - Leibniz Center for Informatics
Published: 1993
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2012
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Boguslaw Obara, Vicente Grau, Mark D. Fricker:
A bioimage informatics approach to automatically extract complex fungal networks. Bioinform. 28(18): 2374-2381 (2012)
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Boguslaw Obara, Mark D. Fricker, David Gavaghan, Vicente Grau:
Contrast-Independent Curvilinear Structure Detection in Biomedical Images. IEEE Trans. Image Process. 21(5): 2572-2581 (2012)
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Boguslaw Obara, Mark D. Fricker, Vicente Grau:
Coherence enhancing diffusion filtering based on the Phase Congruency Tensor. ISBI 2012: 202-205
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Boguslaw Obara, Mark D. Fricker, Vicente Grau:
Local phase approaches to extract biomedical networks. ISBI 2012: 1796-1799
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Boguslaw Obara, Mark D. Fricker, Vicente Grau:
Contrast independent detection of branching points in network-like structures. Medical Imaging: Image Processing 2012: 83141L

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