INTERNSHIPS AND VISITS
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Dec. 14-23, 1995; Visited Dr. D. Rottenberg's
PET Imaging
Services in the Dept of Neurology
at the VA Medical Center, Minneapolis, MN.
Worked on Fractal approximations of images and
Fractal metrics for
quantitative analysis of image similarities;
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May 05- June 16, 1996; Internship at the
PET Imaging Services ,
Dept. of Neurology, VA Medical
Center, Minneapolis, MN. Worked on Segmentation
and Partitioning schemes for Human Brain
(anatomical and functional) data
analysis, and improved on a Fractal algorithm for image magnification;
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Aug. 12-18, 1996; Visiting Dr. Chin-Tu Chen at
The Frank
Center for Image Analysis , The University
of Chicago, Chicago, IL. Worked
on a Transformation approach for analyzing medical images (brain
scans).
Also made progress on designing warps using the Discrete Fractal Transform,
and
classifying warp transformations obtained by using other techniques.
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May 01 - Aug. 01, 1997; Visiting the Laboratory Of Neuro Imaging,
LONI ,
Division of Brain Mapping, Medical School, University of California at
Los Angeles. Worked with Arthur Toga, Paul Thompson, Roger Woods, Michael
Mega, Colin Holmes, Sanjaya Saxena and others on two projects:
"Probabilistic Sub-volume partitioning techniques for determining
the statistically significant regions of activation in stereotactic
functional data"; and "Quantitative evaluation of stereotactic polynomial
warping techniques".
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August 10-25, 1997 Visited PET Imaging
and Department of Neurology at the VA Medical Center,
Minneapolis, MN.
Worked on a wavelet-based quantitative evaluation of non-affine registration
techniques developed by Kjems et al. [1997].
\Ivo D. Dinov, Mathematics/Probability and Statistics,
Florida State University/