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Abdominal organ segmentation using texture transforms and a hopfield neural network

Koss et al., 1999

Document ID
3136518344903314756
Author
Koss J
Newman F
Johnson T
Kirch D
Publication year
Publication venue
IEEE Transactions on medical imaging

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Abdominal organ segmentation is highly desirable but difficult, due to large differences between patients and to overlapping grey-scale values of the various tissue types. The first step in automating this process is to cluster together the pixels within each organ or tissue …
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