Search Results for author: Richard Simon

Found 5 papers, 0 papers with code

Boundary Constraint-free Biomechanical Model-Based Surface Matching for Intraoperative Liver Deformation Correction

no code implementations15 Mar 2024 Zixin Yang, Richard Simon, Kelly Merrell, Cristian. A. Linte

Our method is evaluated and compared to both a learning-based method and a traditional method that features FEM regularization using data collected on our custom-developed phantom, as well as two publicly available datasets.

A Disparity Refinement Framework for Learning-based Stereo Matching Methods in Cross-domain Setting for Laparoscopic Images

no code implementations5 Feb 2023 Zixin Yang, Richard Simon, Cristian A. Linte

Yet, as a large laparoscopic dataset for training learning-based methods does not exist and the generalization ability of networks remains to be improved, the incorporation of the proposed disparity refinement framework into existing networks will contribute to improving their overall accuracy and robustness associated with depth estimation.

Depth Estimation Stereo Matching

Learning Feature Descriptors for Pre- and Intra-operative Point Cloud Matching for Laparoscopic Liver Registration

no code implementations7 Nov 2022 Zixin Yang, Richard Simon, Cristian A. Linte

To assist with this task, we explore the use of learning-based feature descriptors, which, to our best knowledge, have not been explored for use in laparoscopic liver registration.

CNN-based Cardiac Motion Extraction to Generate Deformable Geometric Left Ventricle Myocardial Models from Cine MRI

no code implementations30 Mar 2021 Roshan Reddy Upendra, Brian Jamison Wentz, Richard Simon, Suzanne M. Shontz, Cristian A. Linte

Patient-specific left ventricle (LV) myocardial models have the potential to be used in a variety of clinical scenarios for improved diagnosis and treatment plans.

Image Registration Motion Estimation

On Estimating Many Means, Selection Bias, and the Bootstrap

no code implementations15 Nov 2013 Noah Simon, Richard Simon

With recent advances in high throughput technology, researchers often find themselves running a large number of hypothesis tests (thousands+) and esti- mating a large number of effect-sizes.

Selection bias

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