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2011
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Guillaume Demarcq, Laurent Mascarilla, Michel Berthier, Pierre Courtellemont:
The Color Monogenic Signal: Application to Color Edge Detection and Color Optical Flow. J. Math. Imaging Vis. 40(3): 269-284 (2011)

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2012
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Guillaume Demarcq, Hoel Le Capitaine, Michel Berthier:
Geodesic interactive segmentation in the color monogenic signal framework. ICIP 2012: 1573-1576
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Guillaume Demarcq, Laurent Mascarilla, Pierre Courtellemont:
A Metric and Multiscale Color Segmentation Using the Color Monogenic Signal. CAIP 2009: 906-913
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Guillaume Demarcq, Laurent Mascarilla, Pierre Courtellemont:
The Color Monogenic Signal: A new framework for color image processing. application to color optical flow. ICIP 2009: 481-484

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