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Segmentation in noisy images is an important and difficult problem in pattern recognition. Edge detection is a crucial step in this process. Current subjective and objective methods for evaluation and comparison of segmentation techniques are inadequ
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Computer methods and programs in biomedicine. 73(3)
Vessel extraction is a fundamental step in certain medical imaging applications such as angiograms. Different methods are available to segment vessels in medical images, but they are not fully automated (initial vessel points are required) or they ar
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Advances in Artificial Intelligence — IBERAMIA 2002 ISBN: 9783540001317
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A local deformable-model-based segmentation can be very helpful to extract objects from an image, especially when no prototype about the object is available. However, this technique can drive to an erroneous segmentation in noisy images, in case of t
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Advances in Artificial Intelligence – IBERAMIA 2004 ISBN: 9783540238065
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Validations about contour detection for segmentation in medical images are traditionally carried out by visual human inspection. In this context, automatic and formal validation of results becomes essential. A formal non parametric statistical framew
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Deformable-model-based segmentation techniques can overcome some limitations of the traditional image processing techniques. Currently developed deformable models can cope with gaps and another irregularities in object boundaries. However, they prese
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