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Publications of Ashish Sinha at Hamarneh Lab
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Ashish Sinha.
Representation and Synthesis of 3D Biomedical Visual Data.
Master's Thesis,
School of Computing Science, Faculty of Applied Sciences, Simon Fraser University,
June 2024.
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Articles in journal, book chapters
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Ashish Sinha,
Jeremy Kawahara,
Arezou Pakzad,
Kumar Abhishek,
Matthieu Ruthven,
Enjie Ghorbel,
Anis Kacem,
Djamila Aouada,
and Ghassan Hamarneh.
DermSynth3D: Synthesis of in-the-wild Annotated Dermatology Images (Sinha, Kawahara, Pakzad: Joint first authors).
Medical Image Analysis (MedIA),
95(103145):1-18,
2024.
Keyword(s): Dermatology/Skin,
Machine Learning,
Deep Learning,
Segmentation,
Synthesis/Simulation/Augmentation,
Datasets.
[bibtex-key = media2024]
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Ashish Sinha and Ghassan Hamarneh.
TrIND: Representing Anatomical Trees by Denoising Diffusion of Implicit Neural Fields.
In Lecture Notes in Computer Science, Medical Image Computing and Computer-Assisted Intervention (MICCAI),
volume 000,
pages 000-000,
2024.
Keyword(s): Deep Learning,
Diffusion Models,
Anatomical Trees and Tubular Structures,
Neural Fields,
Synthesis/Simulation/Augmentation.
[bibtex-key = miccai2024b]
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Ashish Sinha and Ghassan Hamarneh.
TrIND: Representing Anatomical Trees by Denoising Diffusion of Implicit Neural Fields.
Technical report arxiv.2403.08974,
3 2024.
Keyword(s): Deep Learning,
Diffusion Models,
Anatomical Trees and Tubular Structures,
Neural Fields,
Synthesis/Simulation/Augmentation.
[bibtex-key = arxiv:2403.08974]
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Ashish Sinha,
Jeremy Kawahara,
Arezou Pakzad,
Kumar Abhishek,
Matthieu Ruthven,
Enjie Ghorbel,
Anis Kacem,
Djamila Aouada,
and Ghassan Hamarneh.
DermSynth3D: Synthesis of in-the-wild Annotated Dermatology Images (Sinha, Kawahara, Pakzad: Joint first authors).
Technical report arxiv.2305.12621,
5 2023.
Keyword(s): Dermatology/Skin,
Machine Learning,
Deep Learning,
Segmentation,
Synthesis/Simulation/Augmentation,
Datasets.
[bibtex-key = arxiv:2305.12621]
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