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Matthes Buhbe,Boris I. Makarenko images, and ultrasound images. The processing of these images has been done mostly by human observers. The number of images to be processed is rapidly increasing due to the extension of health care to preventive and environmental medicine. Since the number of doctors and technicians is limited, the

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-32545-9f preventive medicine and the everlasting shortage of qualified personnel make the automatic processing of microscopical images highly desirable. Hence a considerable amount of research effort has been directed to the application of pattern recognition techniques to the automatic analysis of microsc

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Russlands Au?enpolitik unter Putin 2000–2018 automated microscopy for white blood cell differentiation (WBCD). The rate of growth has been about 4·10. pixels/yr./yr over the last two years. Only the growth of commercial television broadcasting in the United States (2·10. pixels/ yr./yr) in the interval of 1945–1950 has been comparable in sign