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affiliation: University College London, UK

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2015
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Matthew C. Rowe:
New tractography methods based on parametric models of white matter fibre dispersion. University College London, UK, 2015

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2013
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Matthew C. Rowe, Hui Gary Zhang, Neil Oxtoby, Daniel C. Alexander:
Beyond Crossing Fibers: Tractography Exploiting Sub-voxel Fibre Dispersion and Neighbourhood Structure. IPMI 2013: 402-413
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Alexandra Tobisch, Peter F. Neher, Matthew C. Rowe, Klaus H. Maier-Hein, Hui Zhang:
Model-Based Super-Resolution of Diffusion MRI. CDMRI/MMBC@MICCAI 2013: 25-34
2010
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Anthony J. Sherbondy, Matthew C. Rowe, Daniel C. Alexander:
MicroTrack: An Algorithm for Concurrent Projectome and Microstructure Estimation. MICCAI (1) 2010: 183-190

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