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Karin Althoff

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2009

An automatic system for in vitro cell migration studies

Johan Degerman, T. Thorlin, Jonas Faijerson et al

Journal of Microscopy (1), p. 178-191

Journal article

2005

Segmentation and Tracking Algorithms for in Vitro Cell Migration Analysis

Karin Althoff

Doctoral thesis

2005

Combined segmentation and tracking of neural stem-cells

Karin Althoff, Johan Degerman, Tomas Gustavsson

Lecture Notes in Computer Science (including subseries Lecture Notes in Artificial Intelligence and Lecture Notes in Bioinformatics), p. 282-291

Journal article

2001

Flow measurements in contrast echocardiographic image sequences

Karin Althoff

Licentiate thesis

2000

Tracking Contrast in Echocardiography by a Combined Snake and Optical Flow Technique

Karin Althoff, Ghassan Hamarneh, Marie Beckman Suurküla et al

IEEE Conf. on Computers in Cardiology

Paper in proceeding

2000

Snake Deformations Based on Optical Flow Forces for Contrast Agent Tracking in Echocardiography

Ghassan Hamarneh, Karin Althoff, Tomas Gustavsson

Proceedings of the Swedish Symposium on Image Analysis (SSAB), Göteborg, Sweden

Paper in proceeding

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