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2010
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Nicolas Signolle, Marinette Revenu, Benoît Plancoulaine, Paulette Herlin:
Wavelet-based multiscale texture segmentation: Application to stromal compartment characterization on virtual slides. Signal Process. 90(8): 2412-2422 (2010)

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Nicolas Signolle:
Approches multiéchelles pour la segmentation de très grandes images : application à la quantification de biomarqueurs en histopathologie cancérologique. (Multiscale approaches to segmentation very large images: Application to the quantification of biomarkers histopathology Oncology). University of Caen Normandy, France, 2009
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Nicolas Signolle, Benoît Plancoulaine, Paulette Herlin, Marinette Revenu:
Texture-Based Multiscale Segmentation: Application to Stromal Compartment Characterization on Ovarian Carcinoma Virtual Slides. ICISP 2008: 173-182

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