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A statistical approach to snakes for bimodal and trimodal imagery
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EngineeringStatistical Shape AnalysisShape AnalysisImage DerivativesImage Sequence AnalysisImage AnalysisActive ContoursPattern RecognitionBiostatisticsEdge DetectionComputational GeometryRadiologyGeometric ModelingMachine VisionMedical ImagingStatistical ApproachComputer ScienceMedical Image ComputingComputer VisionActive ContourNatural SciencesShape ModelingImage Segmentation
We describe a new region based approach to active contours for segmenting images composed of two or three types of regions characterizable by a given statistic. The essential idea is to derive curve evolutions which separate two or more valves of a pre-determined set of statistics computed over geometrically determined subsets of the image. Both global and local image information is used to evolve the active contour. Image derivatives, however, are avoided, thereby giving rise to a further degree of noise robustness compared to most edge based snake algorithms.
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