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Martin StynerAssociate Professor,Co-Director of Neuro Image Research and Analysis Laboratories (NIRAL) |
Talk : Structural Shape Analysis via the NA-MIC Shape Toolkit
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Tobias HeimannResearch Scientist, Imaging and Computer Vision |
Talk : Statistical Shape Models from A to Z
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Guido GerigProfessor. School of Computing, University of Utah, USA |
Talk : Spatio-Temporal Shape Modeling and Analysis
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Cristian LorenzPrincipal Scientist at Philips Technologie GmbH, Hamburg. |
Talk : Deformable shape models – Aspects and applications in medical image analysis
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Yoshinobu SatoAssociate Professor. |
Talk : Computational anatomy modelling of abdominal organs and musculoskeletal structures
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Xavier PennecSenior Research Scientist (Directeur de Recherche), INRIA, Asclepios team |
Talk : Geometric Structures for Statistics on Shapes and Deformations in Computational Anatomy
We have uploaded the pictures we took during the event. They are hosted on Lirdy.com which is an easy way to unite all photos from all participants in one album. Feel free to contribute your pics!
Three awards will be delivered during the event, subject to a vote from the Symposium participants :
As part of the Shape Symposium we are hosting the first Grand Challenge in Statistical Shape Modeling. The task is to build a model of the liver from a set of segmented training datasets provided as courtesy of www.visceral.eu .
Training datasets and more information about the challenge can be found on the challenge webpage.
Shape 2014 - Grand Challenge
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