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Marc Hensel
Researcher at Hamburg University of Technology
Publications - 12
Citations - 110
Marc Hensel is an academic researcher from Hamburg University of Technology. The author has contributed to research in topics: Noise & Noise reduction. The author has an hindex of 7, co-authored 12 publications receiving 108 citations. Previous affiliations of Marc Hensel include Philips.
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Modeling and real-time estimation of signal-dependent noise in quantum-limited imaging
TL;DR: This paper describes the modeling process exemplarily for low-dose medical X-ray imaging and formulates functional models for detector images and images which have undergone nonlinear white compression prior to further processing, and presents a robust estimator for signal-dependent noise suited for real-time applications.
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Robust and Fast Estimation of Signal-Dependent Noise in Medical X-Ray Image Sequences
TL;DR: A practice-oriented, i.e. fast and robust, estimator for strong signal-dependent noise in medical low-dose X-ray images and falsifications due to remaining structure in the estimated noise image are significantly reduced by iterative outlier removal.
Patent
X-ray collimator size and position adjustment based on pre-shot
Hanns-Ingo Maack,Christoph Kurze,Jens von Berg,André Goossen,Claire Levrier,Raoul Florent,Liesbet Hilde Hadewijch Roose,Dirk Manke,Marc Hensel +8 more
TL;DR: In this paper, a field-of-view corrector (CS) is configured to receive a scout image acquired by the imager with a tentative collimator setting in a pre-shot imaging phase where said imager operates with a low dosage radiation cone causing the detector to register the scout image.
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Real-Time denoising of medical x-ray image sequences: three entirely different approaches
TL;DR: In this article, the authors proposed three different methods with applications beyond medical image processing, including independent binarization of positive and negative temporal differences, real-time multiscale nonlinear diffusion in the presence of severe signal-dependent noise, and multi-resolution inter-scale correlation in shift-dependent pyramids.
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Ruler-Based Automatic Stitching of Spatially Overlapping Radiographs
TL;DR: An algorithm for fast automatic registration of spatially overlapping radiographs that possesses strong robustness against noise, feature masking and feature displacement and a powerful enhancement of established automatic registration algorithms.