Proposal For a Vision-Based Cell Morphology Analysis System”

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Master Thesis in Information Coding at Linköping Institute of Technology by Jaime González García

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18 May 2010	subrajeet Mohapatra	The thheis is wonderful and I cant say more abt it really its very nice. But I want to contact the author regarding some queries. Where to get his email id. Thanks for the nice posting
11 May 2010	Helen Chen	Can Stem Cell Behavior Be Predicted? Could we gain enough understanding of the cell differentation process to be able to control it? Build cells on demand? Build organs and tissues on demand? Finally cure Parkinson and Cancer? One of the fields where image processing finds its application but that remains as an unexplored territory is the analysis of cell morphology. This master thesis proposes a system to carry out this research and sets the necessary technical basis to make it feasible, ranging from the processing of time-lapse sequences using image segmentation to the representation, description and classification of cells in terms of morphology.

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subrajeet Mohapatra

The thheis is wonderful and I cant say more abt it really its very nice. But I want to contact the author regarding some queries. Where to get his email id.
Thanks for the nice posting

11 May 2010

Helen Chen

Can Stem Cell Behavior Be Predicted? Could we gain enough understanding of the cell differentation process to be able to control it? Build cells on demand? Build organs and tissues on demand? Finally cure Parkinson and Cancer?

One of the fields where image processing finds its application but that remains as an unexplored territory is the
analysis of cell morphology. This master thesis proposes a system to carry out this research and sets the
necessary technical basis to make it feasible, ranging from the processing of time-lapse sequences using image
segmentation to the representation, description and classification of cells in terms of morphology.

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