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Design, development and evaluation of an automatic classification system of helminth eggs based on microscopy
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- [ES] In the present tense Master’s Degree it is proposed to design, develop and evaluate an automatic vision prototype for the detection and classification of eggs of helminths in a microscope. Samples of eggs prepared on a microscopy slide will be treated. The control architecture will be based on a system composed of a PC, a microscope and a camera. The programming language will be Java with the OpenCV and/or Fiji open-source library.
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