Automated vector selection of SIVQ and parallel computing integration MATLAB TM : Innovations supporting large-scale and high-throughput image analysis studies
Introduction: Spatially invariant vector quantization (SIVQ) is a texture and color-based image matching algorithm that queries the image space through the use of ring vectors. In prior studies, the selection of one or more optimal vectors for a particular feature of interest required a manual proce...
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Main Authors: | Jerome Cheng (Author), Jason Hipp (Author), James Monaco (Author), David R Lucas (Author), Anant Madabhushi (Author), Ulysses J Balis (Author) |
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2011-01-01T00:00:00Z.
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