G. Malandain received an engineer degree from the Ecole
Centrale des Arts et Manufactures in 1989, a PhD degree in medical
image analysis in 1992, and a habilitation degree in 2006. He entered
INRIA at Sophia-Antipolis in 1993, and became senior research
scientist in 2001. From 1998, he was team coordinator of Epidaure team
and then from Asclepios team from 2005. Since 2009, he is deputy
scientific director of INRIA in charge of the "Computational Sciences
for Biology, Medicine and the Environment domain".
G. Malandain began research in medical image analysis in 1989
at INRIA Rocquencourt. His methodological research interests include discrete
topology, image segmentation, image registration, and atlas
building. Driving applications include multiple sclerosis biomarkers,
radiotherapy planification, and pre-clinical and biological image
analysis.
Publications / Bibliography
- 2D/3D edge detector:
A small library (written in C) allowing 2D or 3D
edge detection with recursive filtering
is available for non-commercial uses only
(see Monga
et al., IVC, 1991).
- Connected components extraction:
with the edge detection library comes
already a hysteresis thresholding software. Other calls (counting
and labeling connected components in 2D or in 3D) are available.
A small library, allowing connected components
labeling and hysteresis thresholding is also available for non-commercial uses only.
Designing other procedures (extracting components containing seeds, or
holes filling) should be really easy.
- Resampling of 2D/3D images:
Code for resampling of 2D or 3D images with
linear (or nearest neighbor) interpolation using a 4 by 4 matrix is
also available for non-commercial uses only.
- Pretty printer of bibtex files in html:
My list of publications as well as the
bibliography of the team
has been generated with this tool. See the
documentation
for a complete description and to get the code.
- Diameter of a point set:
see the corresponding page
- Computation of optimal Chamfer masks and coefficients
see the corresponding page