Jonathan Mamou

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Creator: Schloss Dagstuhl - Leibniz Center for Informatics
Published: 1993
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2021
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Ziming Qiu, Tongda Xu, Jack Langerman, William Das, Chuiyu Wang, Nitin Nair, Orlando Aristizábal, Jonathan Mamou, Daniel H. Turnbull, Jeffrey A. Ketterling, Yao Wang:
Ultrasound Mouse Embryo Segmentation and Classification. IEEE DataPort, 2021
2020
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Tongda Xu, Ziming Qiu, William Das, Chuiyu Wang, Jack Langerman, Nitin Nair, Orlando Aristizábal, Jonathan Mamou, Daniel H. Turnbull, Jeffrey A. Ketterling, Yao Wang:
Deep Mouse: An End-to-End Auto-Context Refinement Framework for Brain Ventricle & Body Segmentation in Embryonic Mice Ultrasound Volumes. ISBI 2020: 122-126
2019
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Ziming Qiu, Nitin Nair, Jack Langerman, Orlando Aristizábal, Jonathan Mamou, Daniel H. Turnbull, Jeffrey A. Ketterling, Yao Wang:
Automatic Mouse Embryo Brain Ventricle & Body Segmentation and Mutant Classification From Ultrasound Data Using Deep Learning. CoRR abs/1909.10555 (2019)
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Tongda Xu, Ziming Qiu, William Das, Chuiyu Wang, Jack Langerman, Nitin Nair, Orlando Aristizábal, Jonathan Mamou, Daniel H. Turnbull, Jeffrey A. Ketterling, Yao Wang:
Deep Mouse: An End-to-end Auto-context Refinement Framework for Brain Ventricle and Body Segmentation in Embryonic Mice Ultrasound Volumes. CoRR abs/1910.09061 (2019)
2018
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Jen-Wei Kuo, Ziming Qiu, Orlando Aristizábal, Jonathan Mamou, Daniel H. Turnbull, Jeffrey A. Ketterling, Yao Wang:
Automatic body localization and brain ventricle segmentation in 3D high frequency ultrasound images of mouse embryos. ISBI 2018: 635-639
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Ziming Qiu, Jack Langerman, Nitin Nair, Orlando Aristizábal, Jonathan Mamou, Daniel H. Turnbull, Jeffrey A. Ketterling, Yao Wang:
Deep BV: A Fully Automated System for Brain Ventricle Localization and Segmentation in 3D Ultrasound Images of Embryonic Mice. CoRR abs/1811.03601 (2018)
2016
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Jen-Wei Kuo, Jonathan Mamou, Orlando Aristizábal, Xuan Zhao, Jeffrey A. Ketterling, Yao Wang:
Nested Graph Cut for Automatic Segmentation of High-Frequency Ultrasound Images of the Mouse Embryo. IEEE Trans. Medical Imaging 35(2): 427-441 (2016)

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