- Accueil
- Volume 14 (1995)
- Number 2 - Quantitative image analysis - Nov. 1995
Number 2 - Quantitative image analysis - Nov. 1995
Contents- Karsten Nielsen
Forword from the co-editor - Jean Serra
Morphological image segmentation - Philippe Belhomme, Abder Elmoataz, Paulette Herlin, Marinette Revenu, Daniel Bloyet & Anne-Marie Mandard
Adaptative morphological segmentation: application to histological and cytological images - Christophe Boudry, Paulette Herlin, Michel Coster, Jean-Louis Chermant, Brigitte Sola & Michel Henry-Amar
Using mathematical morphology to eliminate debris and aggregates before DNA ploidy measurement of solid tumours - Sylvain Brachotte, Dominique César & Claude Roques-Carmes
On the use of complementary set fractal dimension in image analysis - Hocine Cherifi & Thierry Eude
An efficient image coder based on the combination of visual and probabilistic models - Zsolt Csepeli, Zoltán Gácsi & Pál Bárczy
Investigation of distance by automatic image analyzer - Richard Delorme, Catherine Souchier & Paul-André Bryon
A three dimensional quantitative approach for colocalization study of cyclin A and P34cdk1 by confocal microscopy - Eric Dinet, Alain Trémeau & Bernard Laget
Sampling operators for active vision - Siegfried Eins
An improved dilation method for the measurement of fractal dimension - Eric Favier & Bernard Laget
A new multi-scale approach to the segmentation of multi-textured images - Gervais Gauthier, Séverine Mathis, Michel Coster & Jean-Louis Chermant
Non planar surface analysis by inundation functions - Hubert Konik & Benard Laget
Multiresolution texture classification and analysis - Ivan Krekule, Lucie Kubinova, Julij Kaminskij & Petr Karen
Simple hardware for semi-automatic stereological analysis - Séverine Mathis & Michel Coster
Using mathematical morphology on grey level images for powder materials - Frédérique Robert & Guy Lefebvre
Distance mapping for image filtering - Sophie Roure & Jean-Michel Missiaen
Contribution of image analysis to solid state sintering of WC-Co - Alain Trémeau, Vincent Lozano & Bernard Laget
How to optimize the use of the L*H*C* color space in color image analysis processes - Bob DeHoff
Obituary – Prof. Dr. Ervin E. Underwood - Aldo R Boccaccini
Obituary – Prof. Dr. Gerhard Ondracek
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