Qualitative and Quantitative Evaluation of Six Algorithms for Correcting Intensity Nonuniformity Effects
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Jeih-San Liow | David A. Rottenberg | Kirt A. Schaper | James B. Arnold | Joshua J. Stern | Mark S. Cohen | R. Leahy | J. Mazziotta | D. Rottenberg | D. Shattuck | K. Schaper | J. Sled | J. Liow | A. J. Worth | J. B. Arnold | J. Stern | Josh Stern
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