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Dorin Comaniciu

Researcher at Princeton University

Publications -  632
Citations -  43059

Dorin Comaniciu is an academic researcher from Princeton University. The author has contributed to research in topics: Segmentation & Object detection. The author has an hindex of 74, co-authored 622 publications receiving 40541 citations. Previous affiliations of Dorin Comaniciu include Siemens & Rutgers University.

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Hierarchical Parsing and Semantic Navigation of Full Body CT Data

TL;DR: A network of 1D and 3D landmarks is trained to quickly parse the 3D CT data and estimate which organs and landmarks are present as well as their most probable locations and boundaries, and this approach can be obtained in about 20 seconds with state-of-the-art accuracy.
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An Artificial Agent for Anatomical Landmark Detection in Medical Images

TL;DR: This work proposes a new learning method by simultaneously modeling both the object appearance and the parameter search strategy as a unified behavioral task for an artificial agent and shows that given only a sequence of annotated images, the agent can automatically and strategically learn optimal paths that converge to the sought anatomical landmark location.
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Database-guided segmentation of anatomical structures with complex appearance

TL;DR: This paper introduces database-guided segmentation as a new data-driven paradigm that directly exploits expert annotation of interest structures in large medical databases and proposes a feature selection mechanism and the corresponding metric.
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Robust anisotropic Gaussian fitting for volumetric characterization of Pulmonary nodules in multislice CT

TL;DR: A novel multiscale joint segmentation and model fitting solution which extends the robust mean shift-based analysis to the linear scale-space theory and can be applied for the analysis of blob-like structures in various other applications.
Patent

Method and system for machine learning based assessment of fractional flow reserve

TL;DR: In this paper, a method and system for determining fractional flow reserve (FFR) for a coronary artery stenosis of a patient is disclosed, where a set of features for the stenosis is extracted from the medical image data of the patient, and an FFR value is determined based on the extracted set of feature using a trained machine-learning based mapping.