[image 01891] MCBMIIA 案内

Atsushi Imiya imiya @ faculty.chiba-u.jp
2016年 6月 30日 (木) 15:54:04 JST


Dear Colleagues

We are sending Call for Papers for  2nd MCBMIIA in conjunction with 
ACCV2016 in this November at Taipei.
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Call for papers
Mathematical and Computational Methods in Biomedical Imaging and Image 
Analysis (MCBMIIA2016)
in conjunction with ACCV2016 20-24 November 2016

Deadline for paper submission:  31 July   2016
Author notification:            22 August 2016
Camera ready:                    2 Sept.  2016
Proceeding:   Workshop Volume of ACCV from LNCS
Submission style: Follow the main conference ACCV.

The MCBMIIA2016 forces on mathematical and computational aspects of 
biomedical imaging and image analysis and on these relations to computer 
vision.
We call for papers for applications of the methods to anatomy, autopsy, 
biopsy, physiology and nano-biology. The expected areas for 
contributions are following.But all aspects of mathematical treatment 
medical imaging and image analysis
are well come. The expected areas are

Combinatorial and probabilistic methods
         for biomedical imaging and image analysis
Optimisation and inverse methods
         for biomedical imaging and image analysis
Discrete and digital geometry and topology
         for biomedical image analysis
Theoretical aspects of multimodal biomedical image analysis
Machine learning in multimodal and volumetric biomedical images
Methodologies for validation of results without ground truth
         for medical computer vision
Analysis of images captured by high- and low-speed shutter camera
Applications to computational precision medicine and nano-biology

In biomedical imaging and image analysis, the researches aim to design 
systems
that assist medical doctors and biologists.
In contrast, in computer vision researches focus construct machines that 
see.
The forum aims to derive a bridge on this gap from the viewpoints
of mathematical and computational aspects in computer vision.

http://www.media.imit.chiba-u.jp/mcbmiia2016/

Organisers
Hidekata Hontani (Japan)
Atsushi Imiya(Japan)
Xiaoyi Jiang (Germany)



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