David Stirling

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Creator: Schloss Dagstuhl - Leibniz Center for Informatics
Published: 1993
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2019
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Henry Clifton, Alanna Vial, Andrew Miller, Christian Ritz, Matthew Field, Lois Holloway, Montserrat Ros, Martin Carolan, David Stirling:
Using Machine Learning Applied to Radiomic Image Features for Segmenting Tumour Structures. APSIPA 2019: 1981-1988
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Alanna Vial, Peter James Vial, David Stirling, Montserrat Ros, Matthew Field:
Using Gaussian Mixture Modelling to Analyse Dynamic Body Postures from Multiple Inertial Measurement Units. ICSPCS 2019: 1-10
2017
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Alanna Vial, David Stirling, Matthew Field, Montserrat Ros, Christian H. Ritz, Martin Carolan, Lois Holloway, Alexis A. Miller:
Assessing the prognostic impact of 3D CT image tumour rind texture features on lung cancer survival modelling. GlobalSIP 2017: 735-739
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Alanna Vial, David Stirling, Montserrat Ros, Peter James Vial, Matthew Field:
Modelling dynamic body motion using IMUs positioned on the torso. ICSPCS 2017: 1-6

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