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Miranda Nixon-Hill

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affiliation: University College London, UK

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2020
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Miranda Nixon-Hill, Felix Outlaw, Lindsay W. MacDonald, Rajeshwar P. Mookerjee, Terence S. Leung:
Minimising ambient illumination via ambient subtraction: smartphone assessment of jaundice in liver patients via sclera images. CIC 2020: 307-312

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Felix Outlaw, Miranda Nixon, Nana Okai Brako, Lindsay W. MacDonald, Judith Meek, Christabel Enweronu-Laryea, Terence S. Leung:
Smartphone colorimetry using ambient subtraction: application to neonatal jaundice screening in Ghana. UbiComp/ISWC Adjunct 2019: 172-175
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Miranda Nixon, Felix Outlaw, Lindsay W. MacDonald, Terence S. Leung:
The importance of a device specific calibration for smartphone colorimetry. CIC 2019: 49-54

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