Chest CT Scan Analysis with Deep Learning
Chest radiography, with modalities such as X-Ray and CT, is now the common practice for the detection and analysis of the progression of lung tumors, tuberculosis and other pulmonary abnormalities. To date, most analysis are done by expert radiographers, who analyze resulting scans and estimate p...
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Object Tracking at High fps
Object tracking in video sequences is a classical challenge in computer vision, which finds applications in nearly all domains of the industry: from assembly line automation, security, traffic control, automatic driving assistance systems and agriculture. Presently state of the art algorithms per...
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High Resolution Image Reconstruction
Recovering a high-resolution (HR) image from a low resolution one is a classical problem in computer vision for which many algorithms have been developed to date. Most notably, methodologies using sparse coding: these techniques have achieved current state-of-the-art results, but suffer from long...
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Temporal point process sampling in video
Object identification and tracking in a sequence of frames (video) consists of sampling of the scene, by e.g raster or uniform scatter, to extract features and compute their descriptors for target objects identification. This raster scanning procedure can by resource intensive, especially if ever...
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Feel at ECCV as if you were at ECCV!
SCROLL DOWN TO FILL THE FORM AND SUBSCRIBE Once again, ECCV and RSIP Vision are partnering to enrich the conference program with an ECCV Daily magazine. This year, the European Conference on Computer Vision will take place online on 23-28 August 2020. Just like in Amsterdam at ECCV2016 and in Mun...
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RGB-D SLAM building 3D models from depth cameras
In the past few years, depth cameras became common and easy to get. Several product are available in the market at a reasonable price, e.g. Microsoft Kinect and Intel RealSense. Some recent smartphone also have depth cameras. In this project, we demonstrate our system for creating 3D models from ...
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Automated Defect Inspection Using Deep Learning
Defect detection during production is a necessary step to ensure product quality. Although manual human inspections are still being employed, automated visual inspection has practically replaced manual labor in almost all major production lines and is ubiquitous in mechanical parts manufacturing,...
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Deep Learning in Cardiology
1.1 Segmentation tasks [10] suggest a new fully convolutional network architecture for the task of cardiovascular MRI segmentation. The architecture is based on the idea of network blocks in which each layer is densely connected with auxiliary side paths (skip connections) to all the following la...
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Deep Learning in Pulmonology
Deep learning has been successfully applied in various applications in pulmonary imaging, including CT registration, airway mapping, real time catheter navigation, and pulmonary nodule detection. Some of these applications are still in ongoing development, and here we review few of the most recen...
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Deep Learning in Ophthalmology
Recent works suggest novel deep learning tools for detection, segmentation and characterization of eye disorders. Accurate segmentation of retinal fundus lesions and anomalies in imaging data is an important technical step for early detection and treatment of common eye disorders, and a central a...
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Deep Learning in Brain Imaging
In this article we discuss several recent leading works about Deep Learning in brain imaging and brain microscopy. We organize the works in subsections according to the general algorithmic tasks: segmentation, registration, classification, image enhancement or other tasks. The categories are not ...
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Deep Learning in Medical Imaging
Medical imaging and medical image data analysis are rapidly growing fields. The increasing amounts of available data due to advances and ubiquity of imaging technologies give rise to new medical applications and to new requirements in existing applications, and lead to an increasing demand for ne...
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Wafer Macro Defects Detection and Classification
Defect detection is an integral part of wafer (chip) fabrication process. It enables defect detection and classification along the process to increase the fab yield (amount of good chips out of total wafers processed). Every detected defect is handled as an indicator of some process malfunction. ...
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Echo Cancellation Using Deep Learning
Complete cancellation of returned acoustic echo signal is still an unresolved issue in signal processing. When a signal from a speaker in one end of a room returns and is fed into a microphone, a delayed and distorted version of the input signal is registered and transferred to the transmitting e...
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Pattern Matching Algorithms
Pattern matching in computer vision refers to a set of computational techniques which enable the localization of a template pattern in a sample image or signal. Such template pattern can be a specific facial feature, an object of known characteristics or a speech pattern such as a word. Many of t...
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Classification and Segmentation of Dendritic Cells
Dry eye disease (DED) is one of the most common ophthalmic disorders. Inflammation of the ocular surface is controlled by corneal antigen-presenting cells called dendritic cells (DCs), which induce T-cell activation, and play a critical role in the pathogenesis of dry eye disease. The density of ...
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Extracting Features for Fingerprint Recognition and Matching
Fingerprint matching is used extensively in biometric identity verification for purposes ranging from forensic to recreational. The set of geometrical patterns, such as the ridges, whorls, and twists, enables to uniquely identify individuals (as far as we know): datasets of known fingerprints hav...
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