Marcel Lüthi

My research interest centers around statistical shape models of anatomical structures and their application to the analysis of medical images. My current research focus is how methods from machine learning and shape statistics can be used to overcome the limitations of currently used models.
Before joining the University of Basel in 2006, I did a Master in Engineering Mathematics at Chalmers University of Technology, Gothenburg, and a Bachelor in Computer Science, at the Berne University of Applied Sciences.
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Statistical Shape Modelling: Computing the Human Anatomy (FutureLearn)

Feb 21st 2022
Statistical Shape Modelling: Computing the Human Anatomy (FutureLearn)
Course Auditing
FutureLearn
University of Basel
Categories
Health & Society
CS: Information & Technology
CS: Artificial Intelligence, Robotics & Computer Vision
Effort
Intermediate
5-12 Weeks
1-4 Hours/Week
Languages
English
Statistical Shape Modelling: Computing the Human Anatomy (FutureLearn)
Learn the technology of modelling, as used in computational face recognition or in surgeries, with this free online course. Statistical shape models are one of the most important technologies in computer vision and medical image analysis. With this technology, the computer learns the characteristic shape variations of an object [...]
Statistical Shape Modelling
Computing
Shape Modelling
Human Anatomy
Modeling
Statistical Modeling
Computer Vision
Medical Image Analysis
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Feb 21st 2022
Course Auditing
FutureLearn
University of Basel
Health & Society
CS: Information & Technology
CS: Artificial Intelligence, Robotics & Computer Vision
Intermediate
5-12 Weeks
1-4 Hours/Week
49.00 EUR
English