In the food sector, the characteristics of different consumer attitudes and consumption habits are often used as the basis for segmentation.
The directions searched in the Hough transform were constrained by using the angles that provided the basis for segmentation.
Inthis paper, the online reference data, acquired through a digitizing tablet, serve as the basis for the segmentation process of the corresponding scanned offline data.
The segmentation served as the basis for a 3D-printed mold (Fig. 1b) that could hold the prostate (Dimension Elite 3D, Stratasys, Eden Prairie, MN, USA).
The resulting images were the basis for tissue segmentation (Dale et al., 1999).
The basis for this segmentation was outlined in a previous report (Insausti, Juottonen, et al. 1998).
Segmentation has traditionally been used as the basis for uniting annelids and arthropods as sister taxa [ 53], and the alternative hypothesis supports a sister relationship between molluscs and annelids, with the exclusion of arthropods, on the basis of the trochophore larva (the Ecdysozoa/Lophotrochozoa hypothesis) [ 58].
The themes from these cases then are used as the basis for a simple tool designed to diagnose and then treat the infrastructure, segmentation process, and implementation barriers.
This assisted contouring technique serves as the basis for the 3-D deformable models technique, which will be discussed in the section on fully automated segmentation.
This sequence enables segmentation of fat and water tissue, lungs and air, which form the basis for creation of the MR-based attenuation map.
