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Fall 2013
Medical image registration and segmentation are challenging because, medical images are generally corrupted by noise, image artifacts and the various anatomical regions of interest in medical images often do not have distinct sharp boundaries. However, these anatomical regions frequently...
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Fall 2017
This thesis presents a new way to conceptualize and study image registration based visual trackers by decomposing them into three constituent sub modules - search method, appearance model and state space model. It shows how this approach can be used to break down existing trackers and thus unify...