• Learning universal multiview dictionary for human action recognition 

  Yao, Tingting; Wang, Zhiyong; Xie, Zhao; Gao, Jun; Feng, Dagan (Elsevier, 2017-04)

  Recently, many sparse coding based approaches have been proposed for human action recognition. However, most of them focus on learning a discriminative dictionary without explicitly taking into account the common patterns ...

• Access Across New Zealand 

  Wu, Hao; Levinson, David M. (2020-02-17)

  This report measures access to jobs and to resident workers for 3 major New Zealand cities: Auckland, Christchurch, and Wellington, covering around 49% of employment opportunities and 46% of resident workers nationally. ...

• 3D Segmentation of Residual Thyroid Tissue Using Constrained Region Growing and Voting Strategies 

  Bao, Guoqing; Zheng, Chaojie; Li, Panli; Cui, Hui; Wang, Xiuying; Song, Shaoli; Huang, Gang; Feng, Dagan (IEEE, 2017-12-21)

  The measurement of residual thyroid tissue after thyroidectomy is crucial for the precise quantification of thyroid cancer treatment. Accurate residual thyroid tissue segmentation from CT images is challenging due to the ...

• A Combinatorial Bayesian and Dirichlet Model for Prostate MR Image Segmentation Using Probabilistic Image Features 

  Li, Ang; Li, Changyang; Wang, Xiuying; Eberl, Stefan; Feng, Dagan; Fulham, Michael (IOP, 2016-07-27)

  Blurred boundaries and heterogeneous intensities make accurate prostate MR image segmentation problematic. To improve prostate MR image segmentation we suggest an approach that includes: (a) an image patch division method ...

• A new statistical and Dirichlet integral framework applied to liver segmentation from volumetric CT images 

  Li, Changyang; Li, Ang; Wang, Xiuying; Feng, Dagan; Eberl, Stefan; Fulham, Michael (IEEE, 2015-03-23)

  Accurate liver segmentation from computed tomography (CT) images is problematic due to non-uniform density, weak boundaries and because there may be multiple liver tumors that have heterogeneous intensities in region(s) ...

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