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most citedRobust, fast and accurate: a 3-step method for automatic histological image registration

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cs.CV2020

CNN-based Lung CT Registration with Multiple Anatomical Constraints

Alessa Hering, Stephanie Häger, Jan Moltz +3

Deep-learning-based registration methods emerged as a fast alternative to conventional registration methods. However, these methods often still cannot achieve the same performance…

cs.CV2020

Deformable Groupwise Image Registration using Low-Rank and Sparse Decomposition

Roland Haase, Stefan Heldmann, Jan Lellmann

Low-rank and sparse decompositions and robust PCA (RPCA) are highly successful techniques in image processing and have recently found use in groupwise image registration. In this p…

cs.CV2019

mlVIRNET: Multilevel Variational Image Registration Network

Alessa Hering, Bram van Ginneken, Stefan Heldmann

We present a novel multilevel approach for deep learning based image registration. Recently published deep learning based registration methods have shown promising results for a wi…

cs.CV201912 cited

Robust, fast and accurate: a 3-step method for automatic histological image registration

Johannes Lotz, Nick Weiss, Stefan Heldmann

We present a 3-step registration pipeline for differently stained histological serial sections that consists of 1) a robust pre-alignment, 2) a parametric registration computed on…

cs.CV2018

Enhancing Label-Driven Deep Deformable Image Registration with Local Distance Metrics for State-of-the-Art Cardiac Motion Tracking

Alessa Hering, Sven Kuckertz, Stefan Heldmann +1

While deep learning has achieved significant advances in accuracy for medical image segmentation, its benefits for deformable image registration have so far remained limited to red…

cs.CV2018

Estimation of Large Motion in Lung CT by Integrating Regularized Keypoint Correspondences into Dense Deformable Registration

Jan Rühaak, Thomas Polzin, Stefan Heldmann +4

We present a novel algorithm for the registration of pulmonary CT scans. Our method is designed for large respiratory motion by integrating sparse keypoint correspondences into a d…