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The part of the image that has the tumor has more intensity in that portion and we can make our assumptions about the radius of the tumor in the image,these are the basic things considered in the algorithm.First of all some image enhancement and noise reduction techniques are used to enhance the image quality,after that some morphological operations are applied to detect the tumor in the image.The morphological operations are basically applied on some assumptions about the size and shape of the tumor and ....etc

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Presented By:
Y. Phaneendra Kumar and R. M. Vasu
Department of Instrumentation, Indian Institute of Science
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For near infrared imaging of neonatal head surrounded by cerebrospinal fluid layer, we have developed an imaging modality, which uses perturbation Monte-Carlo estimation of Jacobian of the forward model for photon propagation. In this case, we have shown that the conventional techniques, which uses diffusion approximation for light transport in tissue, fails to give the reconstruction of tissue optical proper ....etc

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monte carlo localization matlab source

Monte Carlo Localization, also known as Particle Filtering, is a relatively new approach to the problem of robot localization - estimating a robot's location in a known environment, given its movements and sensor reading over time. In this project you are to solve the global localization problem, where the robot does not know its starting position but needs to figure out where it is. (This is in contrast to the position tracking problem, where the robot knows its starting position and just need to accommo ....etc

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Monte Carlo Simulation of Light-Tissue Interaction: Three-Dimensional Simulation for Trans-Illumination-Based Imaging of Skin Lesions (C)
IEE Transactions on Biomedical Engineering, Vol. 52, No. 7,

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Three-dimensional, voxel-based, and wavelength dependent skin lesion models are developed and simulated using Monte Carlo techniques. The optical geometry of the Nevoscope with trans-illumination is used in the simulations for characterizing the lesion thickness. Based on the correlation analysis between the lesion thickness an ....etc

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There are over 100 different types of brain tumours. They are commonly named after the type of cell they come from. Most brain tumours develop from glial cells, which grow from the supporting cells of the brain. These tumours are called gliomas . Tumours that begin in the brain are known as primary brain tumours.
Some types of brain tumours are malignant (cancerous) and others are benign (non-cancerous). Differences include:
Benign brain tumours are often slow growing and are unlikely to spread, but they can press on and damage the surrou ....etc

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