2017
DOI: 10.1007/s11042-017-5232-6
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Efficient numerical schemes for Chan-Vese active contour models in image segmentation

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“…As the mitigation technique of the models' power functional, a variety of variational methods have been developed. They are mostly dependent on using an optimization algorithm to overcome the related Euler Lagrange simultaneous equations [25]. These techniques are ideal for removing noise & other undesirable tiny scale features while keeping edges intact.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…As the mitigation technique of the models' power functional, a variety of variational methods have been developed. They are mostly dependent on using an optimization algorithm to overcome the related Euler Lagrange simultaneous equations [25]. These techniques are ideal for removing noise & other undesirable tiny scale features while keeping edges intact.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…DIR between the finish to expiration phase and most other stages, using the finish to expiration stage as the reference image. The DIR method is a GPU-based quick demonic method [25]. The 9 DVF from DIR were then Principal Component Analysis, with 3 PCA correlations and support vectors maintained in this method.…”
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“…23 In recent years, many novel efficient and improved methods have applied to solve the level set evolution equations. Liang et al 24 constructed a numerical solution method for multiple Lagrangian variational integrators of the CV model, which has achieved better segmentation results. Wei et al 25 gave a normal vector projection method for the CV model and obtained a global optimal solution.…”
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