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Publications of Mark S. Drew at Hamarneh Lab
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Articles in journal, book chapters
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Ghassan Hamarneh,
Chris McIntosh,
and Mark S. Drew.
Perception-based Visualization of Manifold-Valued Medical Images using Distance-Preserving Dimensionality Reduction.
IEEE Transactions on Medical Imaging (IEEE TMI),
30(7):1314-1327,
2011.
Keyword(s): Color/Multichannel/Vector-valued,
Visualization,
Diffusion MRI/Tensor-valued,
Functional/Molecular/Dynamic Imaging.
[bibtex-key = tmi2011b]
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Kumar Abhishek,
Ghassan Hamarneh,
and Mark S. Drew.
Illumination-based Transformations Improve Skin Lesion Segmentation in Dermoscopic Images.
In IEEE Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition (IEEE CVPR) ISIC Skin Image Analysis Workshop (CVPR ISIC),
pages 728-729,
2020.
Keyword(s): Dermatology,
Color/Multichannel/Vector-valued,
Machine Learning,
Deep Learning,
Segmentation.
[bibtex-key = cvpr_isic2020]
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Mark S. Drew and Ghassan Hamarneh.
Visualizing Diffusion Tensor Dissimilarity using an ICA Based Perceptual Color Metric.
In Color Imaging (IS&T/SID CI),
pages 42-47,
2007.
Keyword(s): Visualization,
Diffusion MRI/Tensor-valued,
Color.
[bibtex-key = ci2007]
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Kumar Abhishek,
Ghassan Hamarneh,
and Mark S. Drew.
Illumination-based Transformations Improve Skin Lesion Segmentation in Dermoscopic Images.
Technical report arxiv:2003.10111,
3 2020.
Keyword(s): Dermatology,
Color/Multichannel/Vector-valued,
Machine Learning,
Deep Learning,
Segmentation.
[bibtex-key = arxiv:2003.10111]
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Ghassan Hamarneh,
Chris McIntosh,
and Mark S. Drew.
Perception-based Visualization of High-Dimensional Medical Images Using Distance Preserving Dimensionality Reduction.
Technical report TR 2009-22,
School of Computing Science, Simon Fraser University, Burnaby, BC, Canada,
11 2009.
Keyword(s): Color/Multichannel/Vector-valued,
Visualization,
Diffusion MRI/Tensor-valued,
Functional/Molecular/Dynamic Imaging.
[bibtex-key = sfu_cs2009_22]
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