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Christopher J. Gill

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affiliation: Boston University, School of Public Health, MA, USA

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2019
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Lauren P. Etter, Elizabeth Ragan, Rachael Campion, David Martinez, Christopher J. Gill:
Ear biometrics for patient identification in global health: a field study to test the effectiveness of an image stabilization device in improving identification accuracy. BMC Medical Informatics Decis. Mak. 19(1): 114:1-114:9 (2019)

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2023
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Wenda Qin, Lauren P. Etter, Alinani Simukanga, Christopher J. Gill, Margrit Betke:
Age-constrained Ear Recognition: The EICZA Dataset and SASE Baseline Model. IJCB 2023: 1-10
2015
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Sarah Adel Bargal, Alexander Welles, Cliff R. Chan, Samuel Howes, Stan Sclaroff, Elizabeth Ragan, Courtney Johnson, Christopher J. Gill:
Image-based Ear Biometric Smartphone App for Patient Identification in Field Settings. VISAPP (3) 2015: 171-179

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