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Histogram Statistics of Local Model-Relative Image Regions

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Active Shape Models-Their Training and Application
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Deep Structure, Singularities, and Computer Vision
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Deep Structure of Images in Populations Via Geometric Models in Populations
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Estimating the Statistics of Multi-object Anatomic Geometry Using Inter-object Relationships
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Improving Appearance Model Matching Using Local Image Structure
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Computer Vision — ECCV’98
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Active appearance models
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Active appearance models
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Active contours without edges
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A metric for distributions with applications to image databases
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Model-based segmentation of medical imagery by matching distributions
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