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Stefan P. Müller

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affiliation: University Hospital Essen, Department of Nuclear Medicine

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2012
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Stephen C. Moore, Sudeepti Southekal, Mi-Ae Park, Sarah J. McQuaid, Marie Foley Kijewski, Stefan P. Müller:
Improved Regional Activity Quantitation in Nuclear Medicine Using a New Approach to Correct for Tissue Partial Volume and Spillover Effects. IEEE Trans. Medical Imaging 31(2): 405-416 (2012)
1998
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Craig K. Abbey, Eric Clarkson, Harrison H. Barrett, Stefan P. Müller, Frank J. Rybicki:
A method for approximating the density of maximum-likelihood and maximum a posteriori estimates under a Gaussian noise model. Medical Image Anal. 2(4): 395-403 (1998)

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1997
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Craig K. Abbey, Eric Clarkson, Harrison H. Barrett, Stefan P. Müller, Frank J. Rybicki:
Approximate Distributions for Maximum Likelihood and Maximum a posteriori Estimates Under a Gaussain Noise Model. IPMI 1997: 167-175

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