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Revision as of 12:11, 14 April 2014
Bangham at UEA
Computational biology
Growing complex biological shapes from patterns of gene expression
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Viewing three dimensional volume (microscopy) images
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Analysing shapes: faces, leaves and flowers
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Seen the origional paintings? Do they exist?.
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Vision: MSER's, extrema, Connected-set filters, Sieves and Scale-space
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Sieves and the art of light and shade
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These images were produced from photographs using ArtMaster (formally known as PhotoArtMaster). The software received many favourable reviews when it was released (e.g. "This software can give you a lot of satisfaction from your everyday photos", [1]
The final (so far unpublished) version of ArtMaster including code is downloadable from here. I cannot provide support but quite of lot of documentation is available within 'this document
Reaction-diffusion and morphogenesis - the growth of shapes
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This image forms part of a 'journey' in the Science Museum of London's 'Journeys of Invention' iPad app.
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