Shaode Yu

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Published: 1993
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2018
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Zhicheng Zhang, Guangzhe Dai, Xiaokun Liang, Shaode Yu, Leida Li, Yaoqin Xie:
Can Signal-to-Noise Ratio Perform as a Baseline Indicator for Medical Image Quality Assessment. IEEE Access 6: 11534-11543 (2018)
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Shaode Yu, Guangzhe Dai, Zhaoyang Wang, Leida Li, Xinhua Wei, Yaoqin Xie:
A consistency evaluation of signal-to-noise ratio in the quality assessment of human brain magnetic resonance images. BMC Medical Imaging 18(1): 17:1-17:9 (2018)
2017
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Guangzhe Dai, Zhaoyang Wang, Yaoqing Li, Qian Chen, Shaode Yu, Yaoqin Xie:
Evaluation of no-reference models to assess image sharpness. ICIA 2017: 683-687
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Yaoqing Li, Zhaoyang Wang, Guangzhe Dai, Shibin Wu, Shaode Yu, Yaoqin Xie:
Evaluation of realistic blurring image quality by using a shallow convolutional neural network. ICIA 2017: 853-857

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