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Table 3 Parameter values fit separately to psychophysical and fMRI data for subject djh

in Neuronal Basis of Contrast Discrimination
by Geoffrey M. Boynton, Jonathan B. Demb, Gary H. Glover, David J. Heeger

Table 4 Parameter values fit separately to psychophysical and fMRI data for subject gmb

in Neuronal Basis of Contrast Discrimination
by Geoffrey M. Boynton, Jonathan B. Demb, Gary H. Glover, David J. Heeger

TABLE 1. Range of Orbital Soft Tissue Motion Measured with MRI-DCM in 6 Normal Subjects

in unknown title
by unknown authors

Table 1. Example 3: some experiments with simultaneous reconstruction for shape and optical parameters.

in unknown title
by unknown authors 2006

Table 2. Comparison of the registration error in terms of squared sum of intensity differences (SSD) and correlation coefficient (CC) for the patient study in Figure 3. The region of increased uptake corresponding to the tumour has been excluded.

in Non-rigid Registration of Breast MR Images using Mutual Information
by D. Rueckert, C. Hayes, C. Studholme, P. Summers, M. Leach, D. J. Hawkes 1998
"... In PAGE 6: ... The region of increased uptake corresponding to the tumour has been excluded from the calculations. The results are summarised in Table2 and show that the non-rigid transformation model is better able to correct the motion of the breast than the rigid and affine transformations. 4 Discussion We have developed a fully automated algorithm for the non-rigid registration of 3D breast MRI based on normalised mutual information.... ..."
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Table 3: mode values of two test subjects (normalized by standard deviation)

in key words: statistical model, elastic registration, kernel principal component analysis Corresponding author
by M. Bérar, M. Desvignes, G. Bailly, Y. Payan, Maxime Berar, M. Bérar, M. Desvignes, G. Bailly, Y. Payan
"... In PAGE 8: ... Scan data are processed from two test individuals not included in the training database. Mode values obtained by regression are under 3 times standard deviation (see Table3 ) and for most of them under standard deviation. The mean accuracy of their reconstruction is 4 mm for the skull which is still less than our registration noise.... ..."

Table 2.1. Simultaneous object state estimation and localization for a moving robot.

in Rheinischen Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universität Bonn
by Mathematisch-naturwissenschaftlichen Fakultät, Dirk Schulz

Table 10. Simultaneous registration and cali- bration as a function of the number of maps ( = 0:1; = 0:1; Ns = 100).

in Self-Calibration of a Light Striping System by Matching Multiple 3-D Profile Maps
by Olli Jokinen 1999
Cited by 10

Table 2. Comparison of the registration error in terms of squared sum of intensity differences (SSD) and correlation coefficient (CC) for the patient study in Figure 3. The region of increased uptake corresponding to the tumour has been excluded.

in Non-rigid Registration of Breast MR Images using Mutual Information
by D. Rueckert, C. Hayes, C. Studholme, P. Summers, M. Leach, D. J. Hawkes
"... In PAGE 6: ... The region of increased uptake corresponding to the tumour has been excluded from the calculations. The results are summarised in Table2 and show that the non-rigid transformation model is better able to correct the motion of the breast than the rigid and affine transformations. 4 Discussion We have developed a fully automated algorithm for the non-rigid registration of 3D breast MRI based on normalised mutual information.... ..."

Table 3: Error measurements for segmentation of clinical MRI cases.

in multi-phase three-dimensional implicit deformable
by Elsa D. Angelini A, Ting Song A, Brett D. Mensh B, Andrew Laine A
"... In PAGE 10: ... The segmentation method was able to handle multiple challenges without any a priori information or shape constraints that include the extraction of highly-convoluted white matter surfaces, the extraction of separate ventricular structures for the CSF, and handling of different volume sizes of the three structures in a simultaneous segmentation scheme. Error measurements for the segmentation of the three clinical cases are reported in Table3 . These results report overall clinically satisfactory (useful) performance of the proposed segmentation method.... ..."
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