Bernard Fertil

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Creator: Schloss Dagstuhl - Leibniz Center for Informatics
Published: 1993
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2000
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Camille Serruys, Djamel Brahmi, Alain Giron, Nathalie Cassoux, Raoul Triller, Phuc Le Huang, Bernard Fertil:
A Learning by Sample Approach for the Detection of Features in Medical Images. ANNIMAB 2000: 105-110
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Djamel Brahmi, Camille Serruys, Alain Giron, Bernard Fertil, Nathalie Cassoux, Phuc Lehoang:
Segmentation of Virus-Infected areas in Retinal Angiograms Using a Learning-by-Sample Approach. IJCNN (1) 2000: 158-162
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Djamel Brahmi, Camille Serruys, Nathalie Cassoux, Alain Giron, Raoul Triller, Phuc Lehoang, Bernard Fertil:
Extraction of features from medical images using a modular neural network approach that relies on learning by sample. Medical Imaging: Image Processing 2000
1999
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Djamel Brahmi, Nathalie Cassoux, Camille Serruys, Alain Giron, Phuc Lehoang, Bernard Fertil:
Quantification of the progression of CMV infection as observed from retinal angiograms in patients with AIDS. Medical Imaging: Image Processing 1999

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