Josh Levy's Home Page

Previous project

A scheme for interpolating between anatomical objects that takes advantage of correspondences and orientation information. I presented this work at MMBIA 2008 (at IEEE-CVPR in Anchorage).

This animation shows the interpolation between the m-rep models for two bladders. The tall skinny bladder came from a single image of a patient. The short fat bladder is the average over several patients. The animation shows the changes to surface and to the medial representation of the object.

[Updated August, 2008] I have defended my dissertation and can now dedicate 100% of my time to not maintaining this home page.
I've posted the home movies of my dogs going to their food bowls that I showed during my talk at MMBIA to YouTube

Simon demonstrates linear interpolation. He is really following a geodesic path in the plane of the kitchen floor.
Chuy is teaching us about Bayesian statistics by going to where her food bowl should be.
I had moved it to get both food bowls into the shot.
Their linear paths induce a non-diffeomorphic warp of the plane

My publications

I used Google Web Toolkit widgets for the disappearing/reappearing text

My CV (in PDF format)
Schedule of my classes and recurring meetings.
Older Stuff

Glossary of radiation oncology related terms
C++ issues: code that compiles in VC98 but not with g++

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Last Updated: Aug 26, 2008