“How to Draw illustrative Figures?” by Morimoto and Arita
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- How to Draw illustrative Figures?
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Simplified illustrations are effective for medical purposes in ways: they can quickly convey stories to patients, and avoid unnecessary graphic depiction. Despite their simplicity, such illustrations are not trivial to improvise. In this talk, we propose a new system that automatically transforms medical images into friendly 2D illustrations via an optimization problem.
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