Enabling on-Demand Features for Decision Forests - An Approach to Lesion Segmentation in MR Volumes

A. Rüsch; Oskar Maier; Heinz Handels

Enabling on-Demand Features for Decision Forests - An Approach to Lesion Segmentation in MR Volumes

A. Rüsch, Oskar Maier, Heinz Handels

Institute of Medical Informatics

Graduate School for Computing in Medicine and Live Science

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Student Conference Medical Engineering Science 2015
Editors	Thorsten Buzug
Number of pages	4
Place of Publication	Lübeck
Publisher	Infinite Science Publishing
Publication date	01.07.2015
Pages	215-218
ISBN (Print)	978-3-945954-00-3
Publication status	Published - 01.07.2015
Event	Student Conference 2015, Medical Engineering Science - Lübeck, Germany Duration: 11.03.2015 → 13.03.2015 http://www.bio-med-tec.de/studierendentagung/previous-conferences/studierendentagung-2015.html

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Rüsch, A., Maier, O., & Handels, H. (2015). Enabling on-Demand Features for Decision Forests - An Approach to Lesion Segmentation in MR Volumes. In T. Buzug (Ed.), Student Conference Medical Engineering Science 2015 (pp. 215-218). (Student Conference on Medical Engineering Science). Infinite Science Publishing. https://books.infinite-science.de/tagungsbaende/239/student-conference-medical-engineering-science-2015

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Rüsch, A, Maier, O & Handels, H 2015, Enabling on-Demand Features for Decision Forests - An Approach to Lesion Segmentation in MR Volumes. in T Buzug (ed.), Student Conference Medical Engineering Science 2015. Student Conference on Medical Engineering Science, Infinite Science Publishing, Lübeck, pp. 215-218, Student Conference 2015, Medical Engineering Science
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Enabling on-Demand Features for Decision Forests - An Approach to Lesion Segmentation in MR Volumes. / Rüsch, A.; Maier, Oskar; Handels, Heinz.
Student Conference Medical Engineering Science 2015. ed. / Thorsten Buzug. Lübeck: Infinite Science Publishing, 2015. p. 215-218 (Student Conference on Medical Engineering Science).

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