Improved particle swarm optimization ( PSO ) algorithm is proposed for medical image segmentation . The complexity of the proposed algorithm is estimated based on the drift theorem . However it is very sensitive to small variations of the image magnitude and consequently the number of generated regions is undesirably large and the segmented boundaries are not smooth enough . Meanwhile Level set methods offer a powerful approach for the medical image segmentation since it can handle any of the cavities , concavities , convolution , splitting or merging . However , this method requires specifying initial curves and can only provide good results if these curves are placed near symmetrically with respect to the object boundary . Recently , the lattice Boltzmann ( LB ) model has been used in medical imaging segmentation as alternatives for level set methods . The advantages of the LB model include its simple programming and the fact that it is easily paralleled , which can shorten computing times during real-time processing . Prior knowledge of organ shape and location plays an important role in medical imaging segmentation . However , traditional 2D/3D segmentation methods usually operate as pixel-wise/voxel-wise classifiers where their training objectives are not able to incorporate the 3D shape knowledge explicitly . Optimal surface finding ( OSF ) , a graph-based optimization approach to image segmentation , represents a powerful framework for medical image segmentation and analysis . In many applications , a pre-segmentation is required to enable OSF graph construction . The recent trends in medical image segmentation and analysis are often used in many real world applications for analyzing different objects of interest . Analyzing the brain Magnetic Resonance ( MR ) images is found to be difficult task because of the existence of intensity non-uniformity . Alternatives could come from a more effective use of the color information . This paper proposes a Maximum A Posteriori ( MAP ) based approach for lesion segmentation based on pixel intensities read simultaneously in the three color channels . Usually tumor regions are characterized by higher intensity than normal regions , where the intensity can be measured as the vectorial sum of the 3 color channels . Lesion segmentation in MRI scans is used for lesion quantification as pertaining to various medical conditions . We propose a novel technique for chronic stroke lesion segmentation based on multiple modalities including T1-weighted and T2-weighted images as well as diffusion tensor-based modalities . Our team participate in the challenge of Task 1 : Lesion Boundary Segmentation , and use a combined network , one of which is designed by ourselves named updcnn net and another is an improved VGG 16-layer net . Updcnn net uses reduced size images for training , and VGG 16-layer net utilizes large size images . The Cahn-Hilliard equation is used to remove the noise and separate the mixture into two distinct phases with well-defined interfaces . This simplifies the lesion detection and segmentation task drastically and enables to segment liver lesions by thresholding the Cahn-Hilliard solution . The method was tested on 3Dircadb and LITS dataset . The longitudinal solution is more robust compared to cross‐sectional methods . ABSTRACT Although white matter hyperintensities evolve in the course of ageing , few solutions exist to consider the lesion segmentation problem longitudinally . Based on an existing automatic lesion segmentation algorithm , a longitudinal extension is proposed . Purpose : Magnetic resonance imaging is nowadays the hallmark to diagnose multiple sclerosis ( MS ) , characterized by white matter lesions . Several approaches have been recently presented to tackle the lesion segmentation problem , but none of them have been accepted as a standard tool in the daily clinical practice . In this work we present yet another tool able to automatically segment white matter lesions outperforming the current-state-of-the-art approaches . Firstly , two sets of training samples ( positive and negative sample pairs ) are input into the feature extraction module ( Lightweight CNN ) of the recognition model . Then , two sets of feature vectors output from the feature extraction module are used to train the two classification networks and feature discrimination networks of the recognition model at the same time , and the model fusion strategy is applied to further improve the performance of the model , the proposed recognition method can extract more discriminative lesion features and improve the recognition performance of the model in a small amount of model parameters ; In addition , based on the feature extraction module of the proposed recognition model , U-Net architecture , and migration training strategy , we build a lightweight semantic segmentation model of lesion area of dermoscopy image , which can achieve high precision lesion area segmentation end-to-end without complicated image preprocessing operation ; The performance of our approach was appraised through widespread experiments comparative and feature visualization analysis , the outcome indicates that the proposed method has better performance than the start-of-the-art deep learning-based approach on the ISBI 2016 skin lesion analysis towards melanoma detection challenge dataset . Abstract In this paper , we present a computer-aided diagnosis ( CAD ) system for abdominal Computed Tomography liver images that comprises four main phases : liver segmentation , lesion candidate segmentation , feature extraction from each candidate lesion , and liver disease classification . A hybrid approach based on fuzzy clustering and grey wolf optimisation is employed for automatic liver segmentation . To implement rapid identification and diagnosis of leaf diseases on alfalfa , an image-based recognition system was developed using the GUIDE platform under MATLAB software environment . An integrated segmentation method of K_median clustering algorithm and linear discriminant analysis was applied to implement the lesion image segmentation in this developed recognition system . A multinomial logistic regression model for disease recognition was built based on 21 color , shape and texture features selected by using correlation-based feature selection method . Finally , we evaluated state-of-the-art deep learning algorithms on collected images , including image classification , semantic segmentation and object detection . Although we obtain an accuracy of 0.8284 for DR classification , these algorithms perform poorly on lesion segmentation and detection , indicating that lesion segmentation and detection are quite challenging . In summary , we are providing a new dataset named DDR for assessing deep learning models and further exploring the clinical applications , particularly for lesion recognition . The significance of identifying early non-cavitated carious lesions and monitoring the lesion extent has led to increasing prospects for prevention , early diagnosis , and implementation of conservative treatments . This paper emphasizes the importance of speckle reduction and possible lesion segmentation options of optical coherence tomography ( OCT ) images prior to caries detection . First , a comparison of popular speckle reduction filters is presented . There were several traditional machine learning and image processing techniques available for medical image segmentation tasks before the DL revolution , including amplitude segmentation based on histogram features [ reference ] , the region based segmentation method [ reference ] , and the graph - cut approach [ reference ] . However , semantic segmentation approaches that utilize DL have become very popular in recent years in the field of medical image segmentation , lesion detection , and localization [ reference ] . Fluorescence generated by the skin tissue is collected and analyzed to determine whether cancer exists . Oak Ridge National Laboratory developed an endoscopic hyperspectral imaging system capable of fluorescence imaging for skin cancer detection . This hyperspectral imaging system captures hyperspectral images of 21 spectral bands of wavelength ranging from 440 nm to 640 nm . Infrared technology is one of the technologies that has some applications in both the medical and biological fields . In this work , the thermal infrared ( IR ) measurement is used to investigate its potential in skin cancer detection . IR enjoys a non-invasive and non-contact advantages as well as favorable cost , apparently . To estimate an optimal threshold for skin cancer images , thresholding is used as the principal approach of segmentation . We propose a new method for skin cancer segmentation using a Minimum Cross Entropy Thresholding ( MCET ) method . We applied this method on bimodal skin cancer images and obtained promising experimental results . A method for segmentation of skin cancer images , firstly the algorithm automatically determines the compounding colors of the lesion , and builds a number of distance images equal to the number of main colors of the lesion ( reference colors ) . These images represent the similarity between reference colors and the other colors present in the image and they are built computing the CIEDE2000 distance in the L*a*b * color space . It is used for analysis of human organs to replace surgery . The brain tumour detection , or to find skin cancer image segmentation is required . For this purpose , the brain or skin is partitioned into two distinct regions . Segmentation of skin cancer is an important task for cancer quantitative analysis and therapy . Although a lot of work has been done in the past , it remains a challenge to segment skin cancer in dermoscopy images due to different factors , such as irregular and fuzzy lesion borders , high contrast spots , and hairs . In this chapter , we investigate active contour models or snakes for the segmentation of skin cancer . Our target is to develop an active contour model which is robust to noise and thus to remove the preprocessing step such as noise reduction before segmentation . Then we discuss the mathematics preliminary required to process the image of skin cancer lesion using our proposed scheme . This paper presents a new approach for Skin Cancer detection and analysis from given photograph of patient ’s cancer affected area , which can be used to automate the diagnosis and theruptic treatment of skin cancer . The proposed scheme is using Wavelet Transformation for image improvement , denoising and Histogram Analysis whereas ABCD rule with good diagnostic accuracy worldwide is used in diagnostic system as a base and finally Fuzzy Inference System for Final decision of skin type based on the pixel color severity for final decision of Benign or Malignant Skin Cancer .. In addition , the Inception Recurrent Residual Convolutional Neural Network ( IRRCNN ) model is used for skin cancer classification . The proposed ∇N-Net network and IRRCNN models are evaluated for skin cancer segmentation and classification on the benchmark datasets from the International Skin Imaging Collaboration 2018 ( ISIC-2018 ) . The experimental results show superior performance on segmentation tasks compared to the Recurrent Residual U-Net ( R2U-Net ) . However , melanoma detection using human vision alone can be subjective , inaccurate and poorly reproducible even among experienced dermatologists . This is attributed to the challenges in the automatic segmentation of skin cancer due to many factors , such as different skin colors and the presence of hair , diverse characteristics including lesions of varying sizes and shapes , lesions that may have fuzzy boundaries . To address these factors , a Unified Markov Random Field ( UMRF ) is used to segment both pixel information and regional information corresponding to skin lesions from the images , where UMRF model lies in two aspects . The most sensitive parameters are then assessed by using the receiver operating characteristic ( ROC ) plot to confirm their potential of classifying tumor from normal skin . Our positive outcomes support further steps to clinical application of terahertz imaging in skin cancer delineation . Apart from this , in this work the Deep Neural Networks used for network intrusion detection and heart disease prediction has outperformed the state of the art method . Similarly , for CNN model our simulations results shows that our DNN model has good results in comparison to state of the art algorithm used for skin cancerous lesion detection . Indeed , they introduce an a priori knowledge in the segmentation process that increases its robustness to noise and outliers . In this paper , we address many problems related to volumetric medical image segmentation based on deformable models including model initialization , model topology , deformation behavior and image features extraction . Assuming N samples of the deformation map and n2 image pixels , thin plate splines require solving a N times N dense linear system with O(N3 ) complexity for determining spline coefficients and N computations per pixel with O(Nn2 ) complexity for determining interpolated values . When N and n are large as in the case of volumetric medical image analysis this cost becomes prohibitive . The approach proposed in this paper is based on subdivision surfaces and is capable of achieving similar quality results with O ( N log N ) complexity for co efficient determination and O(n2 ) complexity for computing interpolated values . However there is a lack of automated diagnosis techniques to facilitate such 3D image analysis ( although some support tools do exist ) . This paper proposes a novel framework for volumetric medical image classification founded on homogeneous decomposition and dictionary learning . In the proposed framework each image ( volume ) is recursively decomposed until homogeneous regions are arrived at . There has been an increased interest in automatic segmentation of volumetric medical image data . One of the reasons is that automated segmentation takes away the variability which exists when data is segmented manually . Then the network parameters get optimized by a minimization of the average unspent wealth ( reserve rate ) of the samples via backpropagation from the output of the softmax layer to the previous network layers . On a fully convolutional residual neural network , called V-net , the proposed function is evaluated against a weighted cross entropy-based and a Dice-based objective function for automatic volumetric medical image segmentation . These evaluations are done after a dedicated hyperparameter optimization for each objective function . Quantitative CT for volumetric analysis of medical images is increasingly being proposed for monitoring patient response during chemotherapy trials . An integrated MATLAB GUI has been developed for an oncology trial at Georgetown University Hospital . By further introducing nonlinear layers and dense connections between 1D filters , the network ’s representational power can be significantly improved while maintaining a compact architecture . We demonstrate the superiority of 3D-DSC on volumetric medical image classification and segmentation , which are two challenging tasks often encountered in biomedical image computing . In the JPEG 2000 international standard , the 9/7 quadruple lifting DWT has been widely utilized for image data compression . It has been also applied to volumetric medical image data analysis . However , it has long delay from input to output due to cascading four ( quadruple ) lifting steps per dimension . The fields of image processing , computer vision and computer graphics have concentrated traditionally on regular 2D images . Recently , images painted on 2D manifolds are becoming more popular and are used in face recognition , volumetric medical image processing , 3D computer graphics , and many other applications . The need has risen to regularize this type of images . However , 2D convolutions can not fully leverage the rich spatial information along the third axis , while 3D convolutions suffer from the demanding computation and high GPU memory consumption . In this paper , we propose to automatically search the network architecture tailoring to volumetric medical image segmentation problem . Concretely , we formulate the structure learning as differentiable neural architecture search , and let the network itself choose between 2D , 3D or Pseudo-3D ( P3D ) convolutions at each layer . document : V - Net : Fully Convolutional Neural Networks for Volumetric Medical Image Segmentation Convolutional Neural Networks ( CNNs ) have been recently employed to solve problems from both the computer vision and medical image analysis fields .
Improved particle swarm optimization ( PSO ) algorithm is proposed for medical image segmentation . The complexity of the proposed algorithm is estimated based on the drift theorem .
However it is very sensitive to small variations of the image magnitude and consequently the number of generated regions is undesirably large and the segmented boundaries are not smooth enough . Meanwhile Level set methods offer a powerful approach for the medical image segmentation since it can handle any of the cavities , concavities , convolution , splitting or merging . However , this method requires specifying initial curves and can only provide good results if these curves are placed near symmetrically with respect to the object boundary .
Recently , the lattice Boltzmann ( LB ) model has been used in medical imaging segmentation as alternatives for level set methods . The advantages of the LB model include its simple programming and the fact that it is easily paralleled , which can shorten computing times during real-time processing .
Prior knowledge of organ shape and location plays an important role in medical imaging segmentation . However , traditional 2D/3D segmentation methods usually operate as pixel-wise/voxel-wise classifiers where their training objectives are not able to incorporate the 3D shape knowledge explicitly .
Optimal surface finding ( OSF ) , a graph-based optimization approach to image segmentation , represents a powerful framework for medical image segmentation and analysis . In many applications , a pre-segmentation is required to enable OSF graph construction .
The recent trends in medical image segmentation and analysis are often used in many real world applications for analyzing different objects of interest . Analyzing the brain Magnetic Resonance ( MR ) images is found to be difficult task because of the existence of intensity non-uniformity .
Alternatives could come from a more effective use of the color information . This paper proposes a Maximum A Posteriori ( MAP ) based approach for lesion segmentation based on pixel intensities read simultaneously in the three color channels . Usually tumor regions are characterized by higher intensity than normal regions , where the intensity can be measured as the vectorial sum of the 3 color channels .
Lesion segmentation in MRI scans is used for lesion quantification as pertaining to various medical conditions . We propose a novel technique for chronic stroke lesion segmentation based on multiple modalities including T1-weighted and T2-weighted images as well as diffusion tensor-based modalities .
Our team participate in the challenge of Task 1 : Lesion Boundary Segmentation , and use a combined network , one of which is designed by ourselves named updcnn net and another is an improved VGG 16-layer net . Updcnn net uses reduced size images for training , and VGG 16-layer net utilizes large size images .
The Cahn-Hilliard equation is used to remove the noise and separate the mixture into two distinct phases with well-defined interfaces . This simplifies the lesion detection and segmentation task drastically and enables to segment liver lesions by thresholding the Cahn-Hilliard solution . The method was tested on 3Dircadb and LITS dataset .
The longitudinal solution is more robust compared to cross‐sectional methods . ABSTRACT Although white matter hyperintensities evolve in the course of ageing , few solutions exist to consider the lesion segmentation problem longitudinally . Based on an existing automatic lesion segmentation algorithm , a longitudinal extension is proposed .
Purpose : Magnetic resonance imaging is nowadays the hallmark to diagnose multiple sclerosis ( MS ) , characterized by white matter lesions . Several approaches have been recently presented to tackle the lesion segmentation problem , but none of them have been accepted as a standard tool in the daily clinical practice . In this work we present yet another tool able to automatically segment white matter lesions outperforming the current-state-of-the-art approaches .
Firstly , two sets of training samples ( positive and negative sample pairs ) are input into the feature extraction module ( Lightweight CNN ) of the recognition model . Then , two sets of feature vectors output from the feature extraction module are used to train the two classification networks and feature discrimination networks of the recognition model at the same time , and the model fusion strategy is applied to further improve the performance of the model , the proposed recognition method can extract more discriminative lesion features and improve the recognition performance of the model in a small amount of model parameters ; In addition , based on the feature extraction module of the proposed recognition model , U-Net architecture , and migration training strategy , we build a lightweight semantic segmentation model of lesion area of dermoscopy image , which can achieve high precision lesion area segmentation end-to-end without complicated image preprocessing operation ; The performance of our approach was appraised through widespread experiments comparative and feature visualization analysis , the outcome indicates that the proposed method has better performance than the start-of-the-art deep learning-based approach on the ISBI 2016 skin lesion analysis towards melanoma detection challenge dataset .
Abstract In this paper , we present a computer-aided diagnosis ( CAD ) system for abdominal Computed Tomography liver images that comprises four main phases : liver segmentation , lesion candidate segmentation , feature extraction from each candidate lesion , and liver disease classification . A hybrid approach based on fuzzy clustering and grey wolf optimisation is employed for automatic liver segmentation .
To implement rapid identification and diagnosis of leaf diseases on alfalfa , an image-based recognition system was developed using the GUIDE platform under MATLAB software environment . An integrated segmentation method of K_median clustering algorithm and linear discriminant analysis was applied to implement the lesion image segmentation in this developed recognition system . A multinomial logistic regression model for disease recognition was built based on 21 color , shape and texture features selected by using correlation-based feature selection method .
Finally , we evaluated state-of-the-art deep learning algorithms on collected images , including image classification , semantic segmentation and object detection . Although we obtain an accuracy of 0.8284 for DR classification , these algorithms perform poorly on lesion segmentation and detection , indicating that lesion segmentation and detection are quite challenging . In summary , we are providing a new dataset named DDR for assessing deep learning models and further exploring the clinical applications , particularly for lesion recognition .
The significance of identifying early non-cavitated carious lesions and monitoring the lesion extent has led to increasing prospects for prevention , early diagnosis , and implementation of conservative treatments . This paper emphasizes the importance of speckle reduction and possible lesion segmentation options of optical coherence tomography ( OCT ) images prior to caries detection . First , a comparison of popular speckle reduction filters is presented .
There were several traditional machine learning and image processing techniques available for medical image segmentation tasks before the DL revolution , including amplitude segmentation based on histogram features [ reference ] , the region based segmentation method [ reference ] , and the graph - cut approach [ reference ] . However , semantic segmentation approaches that utilize DL have become very popular in recent years in the field of medical image segmentation , lesion detection , and localization [ reference ] .
Fluorescence generated by the skin tissue is collected and analyzed to determine whether cancer exists . Oak Ridge National Laboratory developed an endoscopic hyperspectral imaging system capable of fluorescence imaging for skin cancer detection . This hyperspectral imaging system captures hyperspectral images of 21 spectral bands of wavelength ranging from 440 nm to 640 nm .
Infrared technology is one of the technologies that has some applications in both the medical and biological fields . In this work , the thermal infrared ( IR ) measurement is used to investigate its potential in skin cancer detection . IR enjoys a non-invasive and non-contact advantages as well as favorable cost , apparently .
To estimate an optimal threshold for skin cancer images , thresholding is used as the principal approach of segmentation . We propose a new method for skin cancer segmentation using a Minimum Cross Entropy Thresholding ( MCET ) method . We applied this method on bimodal skin cancer images and obtained promising experimental results .
A method for segmentation of skin cancer images , firstly the algorithm automatically determines the compounding colors of the lesion , and builds a number of distance images equal to the number of main colors of the lesion ( reference colors ) . These images represent the similarity between reference colors and the other colors present in the image and they are built computing the CIEDE2000 distance in the L*a*b * color space .
It is used for analysis of human organs to replace surgery . The brain tumour detection , or to find skin cancer image segmentation is required . For this purpose , the brain or skin is partitioned into two distinct regions .
Segmentation of skin cancer is an important task for cancer quantitative analysis and therapy . Although a lot of work has been done in the past , it remains a challenge to segment skin cancer in dermoscopy images due to different factors , such as irregular and fuzzy lesion borders , high contrast spots , and hairs . In this chapter , we investigate active contour models or snakes for the segmentation of skin cancer . Our target is to develop an active contour model which is robust to noise and thus to remove the preprocessing step such as noise reduction before segmentation .
Then we discuss the mathematics preliminary required to process the image of skin cancer lesion using our proposed scheme . This paper presents a new approach for Skin Cancer detection and analysis from given photograph of patient ’s cancer affected area , which can be used to automate the diagnosis and theruptic treatment of skin cancer . The proposed scheme is using Wavelet Transformation for image improvement , denoising and Histogram Analysis whereas ABCD rule with good diagnostic accuracy worldwide is used in diagnostic system as a base and finally Fuzzy Inference System for Final decision of skin type based on the pixel color severity for final decision of Benign or Malignant Skin Cancer ..
In addition , the Inception Recurrent Residual Convolutional Neural Network ( IRRCNN ) model is used for skin cancer classification . The proposed ∇N-Net network and IRRCNN models are evaluated for skin cancer segmentation and classification on the benchmark datasets from the International Skin Imaging Collaboration 2018 ( ISIC-2018 ) . The experimental results show superior performance on segmentation tasks compared to the Recurrent Residual U-Net ( R2U-Net ) .
However , melanoma detection using human vision alone can be subjective , inaccurate and poorly reproducible even among experienced dermatologists . This is attributed to the challenges in the automatic segmentation of skin cancer due to many factors , such as different skin colors and the presence of hair , diverse characteristics including lesions of varying sizes and shapes , lesions that may have fuzzy boundaries . To address these factors , a Unified Markov Random Field ( UMRF ) is used to segment both pixel information and regional information corresponding to skin lesions from the images , where UMRF model lies in two aspects .
The most sensitive parameters are then assessed by using the receiver operating characteristic ( ROC ) plot to confirm their potential of classifying tumor from normal skin . Our positive outcomes support further steps to clinical application of terahertz imaging in skin cancer delineation .
Apart from this , in this work the Deep Neural Networks used for network intrusion detection and heart disease prediction has outperformed the state of the art method . Similarly , for CNN model our simulations results shows that our DNN model has good results in comparison to state of the art algorithm used for skin cancerous lesion detection .
Indeed , they introduce an a priori knowledge in the segmentation process that increases its robustness to noise and outliers . In this paper , we address many problems related to volumetric medical image segmentation based on deformable models including model initialization , model topology , deformation behavior and image features extraction .
Assuming N samples of the deformation map and n2 image pixels , thin plate splines require solving a N times N dense linear system with O(N3 ) complexity for determining spline coefficients and N computations per pixel with O(Nn2 ) complexity for determining interpolated values . When N and n are large as in the case of volumetric medical image analysis this cost becomes prohibitive . The approach proposed in this paper is based on subdivision surfaces and is capable of achieving similar quality results with O ( N log N ) complexity for co efficient determination and O(n2 ) complexity for computing interpolated values .
However there is a lack of automated diagnosis techniques to facilitate such 3D image analysis ( although some support tools do exist ) . This paper proposes a novel framework for volumetric medical image classification founded on homogeneous decomposition and dictionary learning . In the proposed framework each image ( volume ) is recursively decomposed until homogeneous regions are arrived at .
There has been an increased interest in automatic segmentation of volumetric medical image data . One of the reasons is that automated segmentation takes away the variability which exists when data is segmented manually .
Then the network parameters get optimized by a minimization of the average unspent wealth ( reserve rate ) of the samples via backpropagation from the output of the softmax layer to the previous network layers . On a fully convolutional residual neural network , called V-net , the proposed function is evaluated against a weighted cross entropy-based and a Dice-based objective function for automatic volumetric medical image segmentation . These evaluations are done after a dedicated hyperparameter optimization for each objective function .
Quantitative CT for volumetric analysis of medical images is increasingly being proposed for monitoring patient response during chemotherapy trials . An integrated MATLAB GUI has been developed for an oncology trial at Georgetown University Hospital .
By further introducing nonlinear layers and dense connections between 1D filters , the network ’s representational power can be significantly improved while maintaining a compact architecture . We demonstrate the superiority of 3D-DSC on volumetric medical image classification and segmentation , which are two challenging tasks often encountered in biomedical image computing .
In the JPEG 2000 international standard , the 9/7 quadruple lifting DWT has been widely utilized for image data compression . It has been also applied to volumetric medical image data analysis . However , it has long delay from input to output due to cascading four ( quadruple ) lifting steps per dimension .
The fields of image processing , computer vision and computer graphics have concentrated traditionally on regular 2D images . Recently , images painted on 2D manifolds are becoming more popular and are used in face recognition , volumetric medical image processing , 3D computer graphics , and many other applications . The need has risen to regularize this type of images .
However , 2D convolutions can not fully leverage the rich spatial information along the third axis , while 3D convolutions suffer from the demanding computation and high GPU memory consumption . In this paper , we propose to automatically search the network architecture tailoring to volumetric medical image segmentation problem . Concretely , we formulate the structure learning as differentiable neural architecture search , and let the network itself choose between 2D , 3D or Pseudo-3D ( P3D ) convolutions at each layer .
document : V - Net : Fully Convolutional Neural Networks for Volumetric Medical Image Segmentation Convolutional Neural Networks ( CNNs ) have been recently employed to solve problems from both the computer vision and medical image analysis fields .
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