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Research
interests:
My research goals are to develop modern probabilistic
techniques in computer vision and apply them to problems in medical
imaging. For example, computer vision techniques based on Bayesian
reasoning and information theory will be investigated in the domain
of image-guided neurosurgery, which embeds problems in anatomical
segmentation/classification, registration, movement tracking and
classification.
Key topics of interest: object recognition, recognition based
on motion signatures, active vision, active recognition, Bayesian inference,
statistical models, statistical pattern recognition, information theory, image
registration, face detection, as well as medical imaging, neurology and
neurosurgery, including multi-modal image registration and tissue
classification.  
Headway: McGill Research Magazine
Bioengineering: McGill Engineering e-bulletin
Bioengineering Article in online eNewsletter
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