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Considering the large dimensions of the tagger, the most cost effective technology is based on small modules of Fe/Scintillator shashlik calorimeters, with adequate segmentation and energy resolution to efficiently tag the positrons over the charged pion background.

These two atlases do not have adequate segmentation of three midbrain structures, the SN, subthalamic nucleus, and red nucleus.

Erdi et al. [ 30] performed two-dimensional analyses of phantom experiments and stated that a threshold between 36% and 44% of the maximum activity would lead to an adequate segmentation.

In the revised manuscript, we only use three manually delineated structures (SN, STN, Red Nucleus), and explain the method more clearly (please see: "These two atlases do not have adequate segmentation and excludes all brainstem regions caudal to the SN").

Based on preliminary results the algorithm provides adequate segmentation of representative images, also those including severe calcification, and provides a faster, more accurate, and more reproducible AVA segmentation compared to the currently used manual segmentation.

Only adequate segmentations were selected for subsequent evaluation.

For a (large scale) matrix of size n=m2k (m,k⩾1) and p=2q (⩽n/2) available processors, we first construct an adequate 2-phases task segmentation and inducing a balanced layered task graph.

It should be noted that neither the phase congruency-based method[40] nor the phase map-based approach[24] (see Figure 7) generates adequate structure information for segmentation of vasculature in fundus images[30].

The pre-trained convolutional networks have already learnt to generate rich image representations that have proven adequate for image classification and segmentation.

Although it may seem surprising that the accompanying images were not taken with a microscope, the resolution obtained was adequate to undergo an accurate segmentation of even very small brain structures.

Data showed that the T2-TSE sequence was associated with truncation artefacts within the joint effusion, whereas the PD-TSE did not provide adequate intertissue contrast, thus making segmentation very difficult.