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Disambiguation of "Collins, D. Louis"

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Nonrigid Registration of Ultrasound and MRI Using Contextual Conditioned Mutual Information.

, , , and . IEEE Trans. Med. Imaging, 33 (3): 708-725 (2014)

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Louis Gagnon University of Stuttgart

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