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Biomedical Signal and Image Processing

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Instructors: Dr. Gari Clifford, Dr. John Fisher, Dr. Julie Greenberg, Dr. William Wells
Term: Spring 2007
Level: Graduate
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Biomedical Signal and Image Processing

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Lecture 1: Data acquisition

Lecture 2: Digital filtering

Lecture 3: ECG

Lecture 4: DTFT

Lecture 5: DFT

Lecture 6: Sampling revisited

Lecture 7: Speech signals

Lecture 8: Speech coding

Lecture 9: Image processing I

Lecture 10: PDFs

Lecture 11: Classification

Lecture 12: Image processing II

Lecture 13: Estimating PDFs

Lecture 14: Segmentation

Lecture 15: Image registration I

Lecture 16: Image registration II

Lecture 17: Imaging modalities

Lecture 18: Random signals I

Lecture 19: Random signals II

Lecture 20: Blind source separation

Lecture 21: MRI

Lecture 22: Surgical applications

Lecture 23: Random signals III

Lecture 24: End of term wrap-up