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Alireza Roodaki

Department SSE, SUEPELC, Gif sur Yvette, France.
alireza.roodaki@supelec.fr

Journal articles

2010
2008

Conference papers

2010
A Roodaki, J Bect, G Fleury (2010)  On the Joint Bayesian Model Selection and Estimation of Sinusoids via Reversible Jump MCMC in Low SNR Simulations   In: 10th International Conference on Information Sciences, Signal Processing and their Applications (ISSPA’10) Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. IEEE Publishing.  
Abstract: This paper addresses the behavior in low SNR situations of the algorithm proposed by Andrieu and Doucet (IEEE T. Signal Proces., 47(10), 1999) for the joint Bayesian model selection and estimation of sinusoids in Gaussian white noise. It is shown that the value of a certain hyperparameter, claimed to be weakly influential in the original paper, becomes in fact quite important in this context. This robustness issue is fixed by a suitable modification of the prior distribution, based on model selection considerations. Numerical experiments show that the resulting algorithm is more robust to the value of its hyperparameters.
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2009
2008
S H Rezatofighi, A Roodaki, H Ahmadi Noubari (2008)  An enhanced segmentation of blood vessels in retinal images using contourlet.   In: Conf Proc IEEE Eng Med Biol Soc 3530-3533  
Abstract: Retinal images acquired using a fundus camera often contain low grey, low level contrast and are of low dynamic range. This may seriously affect the automatic segmentation stage and subsequent results; hence, it is necessary to carry-out preprocessing to improve image contrast results before segmentation. Here we present a new multi-scale method for retinal image contrast enhancement using Contourlet transform. In this paper, a combination of feature extraction approach which utilizes Local Binary Pattern (LBP), morphological method and spatial image processing is proposed for segmenting the retinal blood vessels in optic fundus images. Furthermore, performance of Adaptive Neuro-Fuzzy Inference System (ANFIS) and Multilayer Perceptron (MLP) is investigated in the classification section. The performance of the proposed algorithm is tested on the publicly available DRIVE database. The results are numerically assessed for different proposed algorithms.
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