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Kourosh Jafari-Khouzani |
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The long term goal of this project is to determine the epileptogenic sites in temporal lobe epilepsy. |
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We have developed a texture inpainting technique to fill out the missing regions of a texture pattern. |
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We have developed an orientation estimation technique using Radon transform for texture images. |
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The goal of this project is to accurately measure the retina thickness in MRI images of rat’s eye. |
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In this project we develop spike detection and analysis techniques for interictal intracranial EEG signals. |
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Lateralization in Temporal lope epilepsy |
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Estimation of retina thickness in MR images of rat eye |
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Orientation Estimation |
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Texture Inpainting |
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Spike detection in intracranial EEG records of epileptic patients |
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We applied segmentation and color analysis techniques to automatically score the spots in high throughput yeast assays. |
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Automated segmentation and classification of high throughput yeast assay spots |
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In this project we used wavelet and Radon transforms for rotation invariant texture analysis. |
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Rotation invariant texture analysis |
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The goal of this project was to improve lateralization accuracy using the intensity information of FLAIR images of brain. |
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Lateralization in Temporal lope epilepsy |
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In this project we applied texture analysis techniques to grade pathological images of prostate. |
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Automated Gleason grading of Pathological Images of Prostate |
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Completed Projects |
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Current Projects |
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In this project, we analyze the shape properties of brain structures, in particular hippocampus, for diagnosis purposes. |
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Segmentation and Shape Analysis |
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Projects with the collaboration of other groups
· Prediction of late epilepsy seizures in patients with traumatic brain injury · Stem cell research and molecular imaging · Modeling and parameter estimation of the cardiovascular system using MRI data · Predicting the final infarct size and pattern of 3-month lesion in MRI for patients with ischemic stroke using multimodality techniques
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