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2018
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Perikumar Javia, Aman Rana, Nathan Shapiro, Pratik Shah:
Machine Learning Algorithms for Classification of Microcirculation Images from Septic and Non-septic Patients. ICMLA 2018: 607-611
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Perikumar Javia, Aman Rana, Nathan Shapiro, Pratik Shah:
Machine Learning Algorithms for Classification of Microcirculation Images from Septic and Non-Septic Patients. CoRR abs/1811.02659 (2018)
2013
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Sheng You, Michael Massey, Nathan Shapiro, Deniz Erdogmus:
A novel line detection method in space-time images for microvascular blood flow analysis in sublingual microcirculatory videos. ISBI 2013: 828-831
2012
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Sheng You, Esra Ataer Cansizoglu, Deniz Erdogmus, Michael Massey, Nathan Shapiro:
Microvascular blood flow estimation in sublingual microcirculation videos based on a principal curve tracing algorithm. MLSP 2012: 1-6

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