Segmentation par modèle déformable surfacique localement régularisé par spline (2007)
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Image segmentation through deformable models is a method that localizes object boundaries. When difficult segmentation context are proposed because of noise or a lack of information, the use of prior knowledge in the deformation process increases segmentation accuracy. Medical imaging is often concerned by these context. Moreover, medical applications deal with large amounts of data. Then it is mandatory to use a robust and fast processing. This question lead us to a local regularisation of the deformable model. Highly based on the active contour framework, also known as \emph{snake}, we propose a new regularization scheme. This is done by filtering the displacements at each iteration. The filter is based on a smoothing spline kernel whose ...
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- Author
- Velut, Jerome
- Institution
- INSA-Lyon / CREATIS-LRMN
- Supervisors
- Publication Year
- 2007
- Upload Date
- Dec. 3, 2008
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