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Image background inhomogeneity correction in MRI via intensity standardization

Zhuge et al., 2009

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4851578602955543922
Author
Zhuge Y
Udupa J
Liu J
Saha P
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Computerized Medical Imaging and Graphics

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An automatic, simple, and image intensity standardization-based strategy for correcting background inhomogeneity in MR images is presented in this paper. Image intensities are first transformed to a standard intensity gray scale by a standardization process. Different …
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