2016 International Joint Conference on Neural Networks (IJCNN) 2016
DOI: 10.1109/ijcnn.2016.7727810
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Automated Growcut for segmentation of endoscopic images

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“…Also, utilizing primary parts of the network prevented redundant operations which makes it suitable for implementation inside the portable medical devices. --Sen: 0.88 Spec : 0.84 ------SVM [26] --Sen : 0.78 Spec : 0.99 ------SVM [9] ----DICE: 0.84 ----SVM [8] ----DICE: 0.81 ----ANN [40] ----DICE: 0.85 ----SVM [10] ----AUC: 0.83 AUC : 0.87 AUC: 0.96 CNN [27] ----…”
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“…Also, utilizing primary parts of the network prevented redundant operations which makes it suitable for implementation inside the portable medical devices. --Sen: 0.88 Spec : 0.84 ------SVM [26] --Sen : 0.78 Spec : 0.99 ------SVM [9] ----DICE: 0.84 ----SVM [8] ----DICE: 0.81 ----ANN [40] ----DICE: 0.85 ----SVM [10] ----AUC: 0.83 AUC : 0.87 AUC: 0.96 CNN [27] ----…”
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“…Finally, superpixels are classified using a support vector machine (SVM) approach. In [8], initial seeds detected using K-means are labeled by SVM, then bleeding regions are segmented using an interactive segmentation based on cellular automata. In [9], WCE images are represented using local binary pattern and average saturation and are classified using SVM in bleeding and non-bleeding regions.…”
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