These allow the radiologist to obtain two and three-dimensional view of the internal structures of the human body , it has a large application domain for redundant clinical problems . Hence this paper gives insight into the various literatures published for the last decades on medical image segmentation and texture detection , its applicability into various domains of image processing and to identifying the further research problems . A performance evaluation of the proposed algorithm is carried out on the synthetic and real images . The experimental results show that the proposed algorithm has advantages in accuracy , computational time and robustness against noise in comparison with the KFCM , the SKFCM , the hybrid model of the KFCM and the FTC , and five different level set methods on medical image segmentation . For example , if a training set consists of only white males , it is likely that predictive performance will be improved on a testing set of white males than a testing set of African-American females . The U-Net architecture is a deep network that has seen widespread use over recent years , particularly for medical imaging segmentation tasks . The network is trained using a binary mask delineating the object to be segmented , which is typically produced using manual or semi-automated methods . Our contribution in this paper is to develop in the first instance a segmentation model that automatically categorizes cell images as homogeneous and heterogeneous . Secondly , based on a category , a suitable and improved Otsu thresholding method is proposed for cell segmentation . Experimental results on heterogeneous cell images show improved segmentation accuracy of 91.36 % over that derived from traditional Otsu thresholding ( 74 % ) . Watershed is an image segmentation algorithm based on morphology , which can determine the boundary of connected section efficiently and effectively . Application of marker watershed algorithm in cell image segmentation leads to the solution of adhesion cell segmentation . When implementing this algorithm , a flaw of the watershed algorithm in OpenCV has been found . Cell detection and segmentation in microscopy images is important for quantitative high-throughput experiments . We present a learning-based method that is applicable to different modalities and cell types , in particular to cells that appear almost transparent in the images . Cell detection and segmentation is fundamental for all downstream analysis of digital pathology images . However , obtaining the pixel-level ground truth for single cell segmentation is extremely labor intensive . Our algorithm uses the reservoir computing framework to learn and recognize the cells - taking the spatiotemporal correlations between pixels into account . A comparison of segmentation accuracy on testing data between our proposed method and the deep learning U-Net model confirms that the developed model provides accurate and computationally cheap solution to the cell segmentation problem . In addition , multiple instance learning paradigm gives more accurate results for those problems than traditional supervised learning paradigm does . In this study , we have applied multiple instance learning paradigm to cell segmentation problem in histopathological images by employing the intensity values in color space and textural information of pixels as features . Furthermore , to increase segmantation accuracy , we aimed to improve the results of pre-segmentation by implementing Markov random fields ( MRF ) method in the post processing step . This paper applied the theory of vector quantization , and changed the process of class into the process of cell segmenting , then proposed a new intrusion detection technique which need no training sample and has high stability . The simulation based on the kddcup99 data set and the contrast with other mainstream technique proved that it has high probability of detection and high stability . In the development of automatic tracking strategies the problem of robust cell segmentation plays a central role as the segmentation errors have adverse effects on the performance of the overall tracking process . While the phase contrast image data is often characterized by low contrast , changes in the morphology of the cells over time and cell agglomeration , the cell segmentation process is far from a trivial task . In this paper we present a new cell segmentation approach that maximizes the information related to the local contrast between the cells and the background in each image of the dataset . Topics and Features Covers a set of biological problems , their significance , live-imaging experiments , theory andcomputational methods , quantifiable experimental results and discussion of results . Provides automated methods for analyzing mild traumatic brain injury over time , identifying injurydynamics after neonatal hypoxia-ischemia and visualizing cortical tissue changes during seizureactivity as examples of organismal dynamics Describes techniques for quantifying the dynamics of human embryonic stem cells with examplesof cell detection/segmentation , spreading and other dynamic behaviors which are important forcharacterizing stem cell health Examines and quantifies dynamic processes in plant and fungal systems such as cell trafficking , growth of pollen tubes in model systems such as Neurospora Crassa and Arabidopsis Discusses the dynamics of intracellular molecules for DNA repair and the regulation of cofilintransport using video analysis Discusses software , system and database aspects of video bioinformatics by providing examples of5D cell tracking by FARSIGHT open source toolkit , a survey on available databases and software , biological processes for non-verbal communications and identification and retrieval of moth images This unique text will be of great interest to researchers and graduate students of Electrical Engineering , Computer Science , Bioengineering , Cell Biology , Toxicology , Genetics , Genomics , Bioinformatics , Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition , Medical Image Analysis , and Cell Molecular and Developmental Biology . The large number of example applications will also appeal to application scientists and engineers . We employ a novel technique to choose an appropriate bandwidth for the meanshift algorithm . In the third step , the cell segmentation purpose is fulfilled by estimating the boundary of each cell through employing a Gradient Vector Flow ( GVF ) driven snake algorithm . We compare the experimental results of our methodology with the state-of-the-art and evaluate the performance of the cell segmentation results with those produced manually . in the scope of unsupervised feature learning . Another challenge in many cell segmentation tasks is the separation of touching objects of the same class ; see [ reference ] . To this end , we propose the use of a weighted loss , where the separating background labels between touching cells obtain a large weight in the loss function . Lung nodule detection , especially ground glass opacity ( GGO ) detection , in helical computed tomography ( CT ) images is a challenging computer-aided detection ( CAD ) task due to the enormous variances in nodules ' volumes , shapes , appearances , and the structures nearby . Most of the detection algorithms employ some efficient candidate generation ( CG ) algorithms to spot the suspicious volumes with high sensitivity at the cost of low specificity , e.g. tens even hundreds of false positives per volume . In addition , the classification accuracy on testing data is 0.90 with sensitivity of 0.81 and specificity of 0.95 , which outperforms state-of-the-art deep learning methods . Conclusion The proposed MRC-DNN facilitates an accurate manifold learning approach for lung nodule classification based on 3D CT images . More importantly , MRC-DNN suggests a new and effective idea of enforcing regularization for network training , possessing the potential impact to a board range of applications . To meet these challenges , we propose a Multi-Task deep learning framework with a novel Margin Ranking loss ( referred as MTMR-Net ) for automated lung nodule analysis . The relatedness between lung nodule classification and attribute score regression is explicitly explored in our multi-task model , which can contribute to the performance gains of both tasks . The results of different tasks can be yielded simultaneously for assisting the radiologists in diagnosis interpretation . Lung nodule segmentation in CT images and its subsequent volume analysis can help determine the malignancy status of a lung nodule . While several efficient segmentation schemes have been proposed , only a few studies evaluated the segmentation 's performance for large nodules . As the core step of lung nodule analysis , lung nodule diagnosis comprises two important tasks : False Positive Reduction ( FPR ) and Malignancy Suspiciousness Estimation ( MSE ) . Many studies tackle these two tasks separately . The front-end processes of lung nodule modeling , detection , segmentation and classification/categorization are model-based and data-driven . This dissertation is the first attempt in the literature at creating an entirely model-based approach for lung nodule analysis . Lung nodule detection and segmentation is important for clinical diagnosis . This paper proposes a lung nodule detection and segmentation method based on a fully convolutional network ( FCN ) , the level set method and other image processing techniques . It could easily lead to misdiagnosis and miss-diagnosis . This paper uses EM algorithm in CT images for the lung nodule detection and segmentation . The application shows that the method of this paper is to improve the early detection rate of lung cancer nodules and one of the effective methods using computer-aided analysis of lung nodules . With the advent of computer aided diagnosis tools it has turned out to be an achievable task . The high accuracy of lung nodule delineation is highly dependent on accurate segmentation of the lung region . Lung segmentation is one of the important phases in achieving high specificity and sensitivity for a computer aided detection or computer aided diagnosis system . The proposed experiment is carried out on JSRT dataset and obtained the accuracy 96 % which is better than the existing approach ’s obtained accuracy is 95.4 % . Conclusion and Improvements : The proposed approach in this paper is better than the existing approaches for lung nodule detection and identification through segmentation in chest radiography . In future work the performance of the proposed work is evaluated by comparing the obtained results with the other existing transformation methods . CASED improves the optimization of deep segmentation models by allowing them to first learn how to distinguish nodules from their immediate surroundings , while continuously adding a greater proportion of difficult-to-classify global context , until uniformly sampling from the empirical data distribution . Using CASED during training yields a minimalist proposal to the lung nodule detection problem that tops the LUNA16 nodule detection benchmark with an average sensitivity score of 88.35 % . Furthermore , we find that models trained using CASED are robust to nodule annotation quality by showing that comparable results can be achieved when only a point and radius for each ground truth nodule are provided during training . Lung segmentation is challenging and difficult task considering the heterogeneous nature of lung fields , closeness in gray level of different soft tissues , anatomical variability , and differences in scanners and scanning protocols and dose of radiation . Various automatic and semi-automatic approaches are presented for lung or nodule segmentation . The proposed study is a review of numerous techniques for lung segmentation . section : 3 ) Lung Segmentation The Lung Nodule Analysis ( LUNA ) competition at the Kaggle Data Science Bowl in 2017 was held to find lung lesions in 2D and 3D CT images . The provided dataset consisted of 534 2D samples with respective label images for lung segmentation [ reference ] . For this study , 70 % of the images are used for training and the remaining 30 % are used for testing . Approaches leading to automated landmark definition are introduced and discussed . The applicability is underlined by presenting practical examples of 3D medical image segmentation . However , this method degrades the segmentation quality if a target object spans multiple patches . In this paper , we propose a novel approach for 3D medical image segmentation that utilizes the data-swapping method , which swaps out intermediate data from GPU memory to CPU memory to enlarge the effective GPU memory size for training high-resolution 3D medical images without patching . We enhanced the existing data-swapping method by introducing swapping inside forward propagation and selective swapping of analysis path in order to train 3D U-Net effectively . Therefore , it is necessary to construct models with deployed devices in a fast , virtual and interactive fashion . The goal of this paper is to develop new geometric methods to deploy stents or stent grafts virtually to patient-specific geometric models constructed from a 3D segmentation of medical images . A triangular surface representing the vessel lumen boundary is extracted from the segmentation . In this paper , we propose a fast multistage hybrid algorithm for 3D segmentation of medical images . We first employ a morphological recursive erosion operation to reduce the connectivity between the object to be segmented and its neighborhood ; then the fast marching method is used to greatly accelerate the initial propagation of a surface front from the user defined seed structure to a surface close to the desired boundary ; a morphological reconstruction method then operates on this surface to achieve an initial segmentation result ; and finally morphological recursive dilation is employed to recover any structure lost in the first stage of the algorithm . Medical 3D images are generally very large ; thus it is difficult to apply previous NAS methods due to their GPU computational burden and long training time . We propose the resource-optimized neural architecture search method which can be applied to 3D medical segmentation tasks in a short training time ( 1.39 days for 1 GB dataset ) using a small amount of computation power ( one RTX 2080Ti , 10.8 GB GPU memory ) . Excellent performance can also be achieved without retraining(fine-tuning ) which is essential in most NAS methods . An algorithm called GC-ASM was presented at this symposium last year for object delineation in 2D images which attempted to combine synergistically ASM and GC . Here , we extend this method to 3D medical image delineation . The IGCASM method effectively combines the rich statistical shape information embodied in ASM with the globally optimal delineation capability of the GC method . Classical segmentation methods such as region-based methods and boundary-based methods can not make full use of the information provided in an image . In this paper we present our hybrid framework that allows us to solve a large variety of 3D medical image segmentation problems . The framework integrates Gibbs Prior models , marching cubes , and deformable models . Classical segmentation methods such as region-based methods and boundary-based methods can not make full use of the information provided by the image . In this paper we proposed a general hybrid framework for 3D medical image segmentation purposes . In our approach we combine the Gibbs Prior model , and the deformable model . Segmentation aids the tasks of object representation and structure quantification . Currently , many methods are introduced in 3D slice medical image segmentation . Conventionally , each slice image was segmented in 2D space and reconstructed in 3D space for 3D analysis , so it required more time and effort . Not surprisingly , the model gets much worse results than our main method , which indicates the critical effect of our 3D instance segmentation module . In the fourth row , instead of 3D segmentation we use point clouds from 2D masked depth maps ( Fig . [ reference ] ) for 3D box estimation . Given that the error of state - of - the - art methods is of the order of a few mms , we conclude that discretization by produces negligible error . Given our volumetric facial representation , the problem of regressing the 3D coordinates of all vertices of a facial scan is reduced to one of 3D binary volume segmentation . We approach this problem using recent CNN architectures from semantic image segmentation and their extensions , as described in the next subsection . document : 3D MRI brain tumor segmentation using autoencoder regularization Automated segmentation of brain tumors from 3D magnetic resonance images ( MRIs ) is necessary for the diagnosis , monitoring , and treatment planning of the disease . The devised architecture is the result of an in - depth analysis of the limitations of current networks proposed for similar applications . To overcome the computational burden of processing 3D medical scans , we have devised an efficient and effective dense training scheme which joins the processing of adjacent image patches into one pass through the network while automatically adapting to the inherent class imbalance present in the data . Further , we analyze the development of deeper , thus more discriminative 3D CNNs . We employ a fully connected CRF ( ) as a post - processing step to achieve more structured predictions . As we describe below , this CRF is capable of modeling arbitrarily large voxel - neighborhoods but is also computationally efficient , making it ideal for processing 3D multi - modal medical scans . For an input image and the label configuration ( segmentation ) , the Gibbs energy in a CRF model is given by The unary potential is the negative log - likelihood , where in our case is the CNN ’s output for voxel .
These allow the radiologist to obtain two and three-dimensional view of the internal structures of the human body , it has a large application domain for redundant clinical problems . Hence this paper gives insight into the various literatures published for the last decades on medical image segmentation and texture detection , its applicability into various domains of image processing and to identifying the further research problems .
A performance evaluation of the proposed algorithm is carried out on the synthetic and real images . The experimental results show that the proposed algorithm has advantages in accuracy , computational time and robustness against noise in comparison with the KFCM , the SKFCM , the hybrid model of the KFCM and the FTC , and five different level set methods on medical image segmentation .
For example , if a training set consists of only white males , it is likely that predictive performance will be improved on a testing set of white males than a testing set of African-American females . The U-Net architecture is a deep network that has seen widespread use over recent years , particularly for medical imaging segmentation tasks . The network is trained using a binary mask delineating the object to be segmented , which is typically produced using manual or semi-automated methods .
Our contribution in this paper is to develop in the first instance a segmentation model that automatically categorizes cell images as homogeneous and heterogeneous . Secondly , based on a category , a suitable and improved Otsu thresholding method is proposed for cell segmentation . Experimental results on heterogeneous cell images show improved segmentation accuracy of 91.36 % over that derived from traditional Otsu thresholding ( 74 % ) .
Watershed is an image segmentation algorithm based on morphology , which can determine the boundary of connected section efficiently and effectively . Application of marker watershed algorithm in cell image segmentation leads to the solution of adhesion cell segmentation . When implementing this algorithm , a flaw of the watershed algorithm in OpenCV has been found .
Cell detection and segmentation in microscopy images is important for quantitative high-throughput experiments . We present a learning-based method that is applicable to different modalities and cell types , in particular to cells that appear almost transparent in the images .
Cell detection and segmentation is fundamental for all downstream analysis of digital pathology images . However , obtaining the pixel-level ground truth for single cell segmentation is extremely labor intensive .
Our algorithm uses the reservoir computing framework to learn and recognize the cells - taking the spatiotemporal correlations between pixels into account . A comparison of segmentation accuracy on testing data between our proposed method and the deep learning U-Net model confirms that the developed model provides accurate and computationally cheap solution to the cell segmentation problem .
In addition , multiple instance learning paradigm gives more accurate results for those problems than traditional supervised learning paradigm does . In this study , we have applied multiple instance learning paradigm to cell segmentation problem in histopathological images by employing the intensity values in color space and textural information of pixels as features . Furthermore , to increase segmantation accuracy , we aimed to improve the results of pre-segmentation by implementing Markov random fields ( MRF ) method in the post processing step .
This paper applied the theory of vector quantization , and changed the process of class into the process of cell segmenting , then proposed a new intrusion detection technique which need no training sample and has high stability . The simulation based on the kddcup99 data set and the contrast with other mainstream technique proved that it has high probability of detection and high stability .
In the development of automatic tracking strategies the problem of robust cell segmentation plays a central role as the segmentation errors have adverse effects on the performance of the overall tracking process . While the phase contrast image data is often characterized by low contrast , changes in the morphology of the cells over time and cell agglomeration , the cell segmentation process is far from a trivial task . In this paper we present a new cell segmentation approach that maximizes the information related to the local contrast between the cells and the background in each image of the dataset .
Topics and Features Covers a set of biological problems , their significance , live-imaging experiments , theory andcomputational methods , quantifiable experimental results and discussion of results . Provides automated methods for analyzing mild traumatic brain injury over time , identifying injurydynamics after neonatal hypoxia-ischemia and visualizing cortical tissue changes during seizureactivity as examples of organismal dynamics Describes techniques for quantifying the dynamics of human embryonic stem cells with examplesof cell detection/segmentation , spreading and other dynamic behaviors which are important forcharacterizing stem cell health Examines and quantifies dynamic processes in plant and fungal systems such as cell trafficking , growth of pollen tubes in model systems such as Neurospora Crassa and Arabidopsis Discusses the dynamics of intracellular molecules for DNA repair and the regulation of cofilintransport using video analysis Discusses software , system and database aspects of video bioinformatics by providing examples of5D cell tracking by FARSIGHT open source toolkit , a survey on available databases and software , biological processes for non-verbal communications and identification and retrieval of moth images This unique text will be of great interest to researchers and graduate students of Electrical Engineering , Computer Science , Bioengineering , Cell Biology , Toxicology , Genetics , Genomics , Bioinformatics , Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition , Medical Image Analysis , and Cell Molecular and Developmental Biology . The large number of example applications will also appeal to application scientists and engineers .
We employ a novel technique to choose an appropriate bandwidth for the meanshift algorithm . In the third step , the cell segmentation purpose is fulfilled by estimating the boundary of each cell through employing a Gradient Vector Flow ( GVF ) driven snake algorithm . We compare the experimental results of our methodology with the state-of-the-art and evaluate the performance of the cell segmentation results with those produced manually .
in the scope of unsupervised feature learning . Another challenge in many cell segmentation tasks is the separation of touching objects of the same class ; see [ reference ] . To this end , we propose the use of a weighted loss , where the separating background labels between touching cells obtain a large weight in the loss function .
Lung nodule detection , especially ground glass opacity ( GGO ) detection , in helical computed tomography ( CT ) images is a challenging computer-aided detection ( CAD ) task due to the enormous variances in nodules ' volumes , shapes , appearances , and the structures nearby . Most of the detection algorithms employ some efficient candidate generation ( CG ) algorithms to spot the suspicious volumes with high sensitivity at the cost of low specificity , e.g. tens even hundreds of false positives per volume .
In addition , the classification accuracy on testing data is 0.90 with sensitivity of 0.81 and specificity of 0.95 , which outperforms state-of-the-art deep learning methods . Conclusion The proposed MRC-DNN facilitates an accurate manifold learning approach for lung nodule classification based on 3D CT images . More importantly , MRC-DNN suggests a new and effective idea of enforcing regularization for network training , possessing the potential impact to a board range of applications .
To meet these challenges , we propose a Multi-Task deep learning framework with a novel Margin Ranking loss ( referred as MTMR-Net ) for automated lung nodule analysis . The relatedness between lung nodule classification and attribute score regression is explicitly explored in our multi-task model , which can contribute to the performance gains of both tasks . The results of different tasks can be yielded simultaneously for assisting the radiologists in diagnosis interpretation .
Lung nodule segmentation in CT images and its subsequent volume analysis can help determine the malignancy status of a lung nodule . While several efficient segmentation schemes have been proposed , only a few studies evaluated the segmentation 's performance for large nodules .
As the core step of lung nodule analysis , lung nodule diagnosis comprises two important tasks : False Positive Reduction ( FPR ) and Malignancy Suspiciousness Estimation ( MSE ) . Many studies tackle these two tasks separately .
The front-end processes of lung nodule modeling , detection , segmentation and classification/categorization are model-based and data-driven . This dissertation is the first attempt in the literature at creating an entirely model-based approach for lung nodule analysis .
Lung nodule detection and segmentation is important for clinical diagnosis . This paper proposes a lung nodule detection and segmentation method based on a fully convolutional network ( FCN ) , the level set method and other image processing techniques .
It could easily lead to misdiagnosis and miss-diagnosis . This paper uses EM algorithm in CT images for the lung nodule detection and segmentation . The application shows that the method of this paper is to improve the early detection rate of lung cancer nodules and one of the effective methods using computer-aided analysis of lung nodules .
With the advent of computer aided diagnosis tools it has turned out to be an achievable task . The high accuracy of lung nodule delineation is highly dependent on accurate segmentation of the lung region . Lung segmentation is one of the important phases in achieving high specificity and sensitivity for a computer aided detection or computer aided diagnosis system .
The proposed experiment is carried out on JSRT dataset and obtained the accuracy 96 % which is better than the existing approach ’s obtained accuracy is 95.4 % . Conclusion and Improvements : The proposed approach in this paper is better than the existing approaches for lung nodule detection and identification through segmentation in chest radiography . In future work the performance of the proposed work is evaluated by comparing the obtained results with the other existing transformation methods .
CASED improves the optimization of deep segmentation models by allowing them to first learn how to distinguish nodules from their immediate surroundings , while continuously adding a greater proportion of difficult-to-classify global context , until uniformly sampling from the empirical data distribution . Using CASED during training yields a minimalist proposal to the lung nodule detection problem that tops the LUNA16 nodule detection benchmark with an average sensitivity score of 88.35 % . Furthermore , we find that models trained using CASED are robust to nodule annotation quality by showing that comparable results can be achieved when only a point and radius for each ground truth nodule are provided during training .
Lung segmentation is challenging and difficult task considering the heterogeneous nature of lung fields , closeness in gray level of different soft tissues , anatomical variability , and differences in scanners and scanning protocols and dose of radiation . Various automatic and semi-automatic approaches are presented for lung or nodule segmentation . The proposed study is a review of numerous techniques for lung segmentation .
section : 3 ) Lung Segmentation The Lung Nodule Analysis ( LUNA ) competition at the Kaggle Data Science Bowl in 2017 was held to find lung lesions in 2D and 3D CT images . The provided dataset consisted of 534 2D samples with respective label images for lung segmentation [ reference ] . For this study , 70 % of the images are used for training and the remaining 30 % are used for testing .
Approaches leading to automated landmark definition are introduced and discussed . The applicability is underlined by presenting practical examples of 3D medical image segmentation .
However , this method degrades the segmentation quality if a target object spans multiple patches . In this paper , we propose a novel approach for 3D medical image segmentation that utilizes the data-swapping method , which swaps out intermediate data from GPU memory to CPU memory to enlarge the effective GPU memory size for training high-resolution 3D medical images without patching . We enhanced the existing data-swapping method by introducing swapping inside forward propagation and selective swapping of analysis path in order to train 3D U-Net effectively .
Therefore , it is necessary to construct models with deployed devices in a fast , virtual and interactive fashion . The goal of this paper is to develop new geometric methods to deploy stents or stent grafts virtually to patient-specific geometric models constructed from a 3D segmentation of medical images . A triangular surface representing the vessel lumen boundary is extracted from the segmentation .
In this paper , we propose a fast multistage hybrid algorithm for 3D segmentation of medical images . We first employ a morphological recursive erosion operation to reduce the connectivity between the object to be segmented and its neighborhood ; then the fast marching method is used to greatly accelerate the initial propagation of a surface front from the user defined seed structure to a surface close to the desired boundary ; a morphological reconstruction method then operates on this surface to achieve an initial segmentation result ; and finally morphological recursive dilation is employed to recover any structure lost in the first stage of the algorithm .
Medical 3D images are generally very large ; thus it is difficult to apply previous NAS methods due to their GPU computational burden and long training time . We propose the resource-optimized neural architecture search method which can be applied to 3D medical segmentation tasks in a short training time ( 1.39 days for 1 GB dataset ) using a small amount of computation power ( one RTX 2080Ti , 10.8 GB GPU memory ) . Excellent performance can also be achieved without retraining(fine-tuning ) which is essential in most NAS methods .
An algorithm called GC-ASM was presented at this symposium last year for object delineation in 2D images which attempted to combine synergistically ASM and GC . Here , we extend this method to 3D medical image delineation . The IGCASM method effectively combines the rich statistical shape information embodied in ASM with the globally optimal delineation capability of the GC method .
Classical segmentation methods such as region-based methods and boundary-based methods can not make full use of the information provided in an image . In this paper we present our hybrid framework that allows us to solve a large variety of 3D medical image segmentation problems . The framework integrates Gibbs Prior models , marching cubes , and deformable models .
Classical segmentation methods such as region-based methods and boundary-based methods can not make full use of the information provided by the image . In this paper we proposed a general hybrid framework for 3D medical image segmentation purposes . In our approach we combine the Gibbs Prior model , and the deformable model .
Segmentation aids the tasks of object representation and structure quantification . Currently , many methods are introduced in 3D slice medical image segmentation . Conventionally , each slice image was segmented in 2D space and reconstructed in 3D space for 3D analysis , so it required more time and effort .
Not surprisingly , the model gets much worse results than our main method , which indicates the critical effect of our 3D instance segmentation module . In the fourth row , instead of 3D segmentation we use point clouds from 2D masked depth maps ( Fig . [ reference ] ) for 3D box estimation .
Given that the error of state - of - the - art methods is of the order of a few mms , we conclude that discretization by produces negligible error . Given our volumetric facial representation , the problem of regressing the 3D coordinates of all vertices of a facial scan is reduced to one of 3D binary volume segmentation . We approach this problem using recent CNN architectures from semantic image segmentation and their extensions , as described in the next subsection .
document : 3D MRI brain tumor segmentation using autoencoder regularization Automated segmentation of brain tumors from 3D magnetic resonance images ( MRIs ) is necessary for the diagnosis , monitoring , and treatment planning of the disease .
The devised architecture is the result of an in - depth analysis of the limitations of current networks proposed for similar applications . To overcome the computational burden of processing 3D medical scans , we have devised an efficient and effective dense training scheme which joins the processing of adjacent image patches into one pass through the network while automatically adapting to the inherent class imbalance present in the data . Further , we analyze the development of deeper , thus more discriminative 3D CNNs .
We employ a fully connected CRF ( ) as a post - processing step to achieve more structured predictions . As we describe below , this CRF is capable of modeling arbitrarily large voxel - neighborhoods but is also computationally efficient , making it ideal for processing 3D multi - modal medical scans . For an input image and the label configuration ( segmentation ) , the Gibbs energy in a CRF model is given by The unary potential is the negative log - likelihood , where in our case is the CNN ’s output for voxel .
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