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affiliation (PhD 2014): University of Melbourne, Department of Computing and Information Systems, Australia

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Juan Lu, Ed Kazmierczak, Jonathan H. Manton, Rodney Sinclair:
Automatic Segmentation of Scaling in 2-D Psoriasis Skin Images. IEEE Trans. Medical Imaging 32(4): 719-730 (2013)

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Juan Lu, Ed Kazmierczak, Jonathan H. Manton, Rodney Sinclair:
A quantitative technique for assessing the change in severity over time in psoriatic lesions using computer aided image analysis. EMBC 2013: 2380-2383
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Juan Lu, Ed Kazmierczak, Jonathan H. Manton, Rodney Sinclair:
Automatic Scoring of Erythema and Scaling Severity in Psoriasis Diagnosis. Australasian Conference on Artificial Intelligence 2012: 73-84
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Juan Lu, Jonathan H. Manton, Ed Kazmierczak, Rodney Sinclair:
Erythema detection in digital skin images. ICIP 2010: 2545-2548

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