By Joachim Weickert (auth.), Bernd Michaelis, Gerald Krell (eds.)
This booklet constitutes the refereed complaints of the twenty fifth Symposium of the German organization for development popularity, DAGM 2003, held in Magdeburg, Germany in September 2003.
The seventy four revised papers provided have been conscientiously reviewed and chosen from greater than a hundred and forty submissions. The papers tackle all present matters in development acceptance and are equipped in sections on picture analyses, callibration and 3D form, acceptance, movement, biomedical purposes, and applications.
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This has been achieved by seeking the matrix that minimises the sum of the distances to the other sample items in the Frobenius norm. Experiments on synthetic and real-world tensor fields show that the resulting median filter inherits important properties from its scalar-valued counterpart: It is robust against outliers and it preserves discontinuities. In our future work we plan to generalise other nonlinear filters in order to make them applicable to tensor field filtering. Acknowledgements. We are grateful to Anna Vilanova i Bartrol´i (Biomedical Imaging Group, TU Eindhoven) and Carola van Pul (Maxima Medical Center, Eindhoven) for providing us with the DT-MRI data set and for discussing questions concerning data conversion.
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