Sentence examples for making segmentation from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, WBP results in sharp features, thus making segmentation less arbitrary.

Wan and Higgins expanded SRG a bit further and introduced symmetric region growing based on line-by-line processing of the image, making segmentation less sensitive to the selection of initial seeds [ 13].

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.

Subsequently, a polyfit surface evolution is proposed to approximately estimate bias field, which makes segmentation robust to image noises.

What makes segmentation and labor market risk particularly stressful is that many European welfare states are ill-prepared to deal with non-standard workers.

Furthermore, all the difficulties listed in the Introduction (such as low resolution) make segmentation a difficult task.

The elongated structure of the VT along with its curved shape makes segmentation feasible with the use of centerline-based methods.

This makes segmentation more ambiguous, since the range of values that can be selected by an operator for a threshold in SIRT is quite broad.

Our approach is novel in making data segmentation as well as hidden state segmentation an unsupervised process and in simultaneously tracking evolution of multiple vital signs.

Moreover, we propose an iterative scheme of RW, making the segmentation more performant.

The proposed system is evaluated on 20 pathological liver color images and shown to be efficient and very effective in making crisp segmentation of the data set.