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2015
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Omar Sultan Al-Kadi, Daniel Y. F. Chung, Robert C. Carlisle, Constantin-C. Coussios, J. Alison Noble:
Quantification of ultrasonic texture intra-heterogeneity via volumetric stochastic modeling for tissue characterization. Medical Image Anal. 21(1): 59-71 (2015)

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2019
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Omar Sultan Al-Kadi, Daniel Y. F. Chung, Constantin-C. Coussios, J. Alison Noble:
Heterogeneous tissue characterization using ultrasound: a comparison of fractal analysis backscatter models on liver tumors. CoRR abs/1912.09903 (2019)
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Omar Sultan Al-Kadi, Daniel Y. F. Chung, Robert C. Carlisle, Constantin-C. Coussios, J. Alison Noble:
Quantification of Ultrasonic Texture heterogeneity via Volumetric Stochastic Modeling for Tissue Characterization. CoRR abs/1601.03531 (2016)

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