Guest Editorial: Special Issue of IEEE Transactions on Image Processing

Guest Editorial Special Issue on Medical Imaging and Image Computing in Computational Physiology

Guest Editorial: Special Issue of IEEE Transactions on Image Processing

Understanding the structure and architectural dynamics of the complex cellular and molecular machinery driving living organisms has become the prime target of biological research in the postgenomic era. The social and economic relevance of these efforts follows from the fact that detailed knowledge of the spatial and temporal relationships of cells and molecules in the context of specific physi...

Guest editorial introduction to the special issue on image and video processing for digital libraries

Welcome to the Special Issue on Digital Libraries. It is a nice coincidence that the first issue of the TRANSACTIONS ON IMAGE PROCESSING for the 21st Century be on a topic that has seen a remarkable growth in the last few years, and one that is very likely to have a significant impact on various aspects of technology and human life in the new millennium! Digital media and, in particular, images...

Guest Editorial: Wavelets in Medical Imaging - Medical Imaging, IEEE Transactions on

WAVELETS are the result of collective efforts that recognized common threads between ideas and concepts that had been independently developed and investigated by distinct research communities. They provide a unifying framework for decomposing images, volumes, and time-series data into their elementary constituents across scale. Although a relatively recent construct, wavelets have become a tool...

Guest Editorial: Special Issue on Machine Learning Methods in Signal Processing

MUCH of modern statistical and adaptive signal processing relies on learning algorithms of one form or another. While some of the rich literature on machine learning has penetrated the signal processing community in great depth, a variety of new techniques, which offer tremendous potential for signal processing applications, have not enjoyed similar broad acceptance in the signal processing com...