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Most cited papers from Sagivtech (Israel)

What are the most cited papers from Sagivtech (Israel)?

The most cited paper from Sagivtech (Israel) is "Numerical experiments with MALDI Imaging data" (Jan Hendrik Kobarg, Peter Maaß, Janina Oetjen et al., 2013), with 9 citations. Next come "Magnification of Label Maps With a Topology-Preserving Level-Set Method" (8) and "The Scale-Curvature Connection and its Application to Texture Segmentation" (3).

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1 Numerical experiments with MALDI Imaging data Jan Hendrik Kobarg, Peter Maaß, Janina Oetjen et al. · Advances in Computational Mathematics Open access 5 Nov 2013 9
2 Magnification of Label Maps With a Topology-Preserving Level-Set Method Dennis Trede, Theodore Alexandrov, Chen Sagiv et al. · IEEE Transactions on Image Processing 24 May 2012 8
3 The Scale-Curvature Connection and its Application to Texture Segmentation Eli Appleboim, Yedidya Hyams, Shai Krakovski et al. · Theory and Applications of Mathematics & Computer Science Open access 11 Jun 2013 3
4 Geometric Wavelets for Image Processing: Metric Curvature of Wavelets Emil Saucan, Chen Sagiv, Emil Saucan et al. Open access 18 May 2009 3
5 Certainty Pooling for Multiple Instance Learning Jacob Gildenblat, Ido Ben-Shaul, Zvi Lapp et al. · Lecture notes in computer science Conference paperOpen access 2021 1
6 A robust estimation method for camera calibration with known rotation Amir Egozi, Peter Maaß, Chen Sagiv · PAMM Open access Oct 2015 1
7 Signal representation, uncertainty principles and localization measures Peter Maaß, Chen Sagiv, Hans‐Georg Stark et al. · Advances in Computational Mathematics 13 Mar 2014 0

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