Sentence examples for node segmentation from inspiring English sources

We present a stable 3D mass-spring model for lymph node segmentation in computed tomography (CT) datasets.

Using semiautomated lymph node segmentation software, node volume and short-axis and long-axis dimensions were measured and compared with the maximum standardized uptake values (SUVmax).

Two weeks after node segmentation, they were transferred to soil in a growth chamber, and kept at 21 ± 2 °C in the light and 18 ± 1 °C in the dark, at a relative humidity of 75%±2%2 %, with 70-90 μmol/m/s radiation (L36W/77 lamp, Osram, Germany) and a 16-h photoperiod.

We proposed a secure strategy against node conspiracy attack by network segmentation and topology design.

During the segmentation process each node should discover by itself which behavior should it carry out and proceed in the desired way for the rest of the process.

YL, PL, WW, and LY collected the patient images, made the doctor diagnosis, conducted the pathology analysis, specified the lymph node center, and performed image segmentation.

The size of the mesh in those experiments was 16×16 pixels, which results in 16 pixels of maximum possible distance needed for each node to travel during the segmentation process.

The quantitative assessment of neck lymph nodes in the context of malignant tumors requires an efficient segmentation technique for lymph nodes in tomographic three-dimensional (3D) datasets.

To calculate the 95 features, manual segmentation of the lymph nodes was performed by two doctors for all axial slices covering the entire node.

Graph-based segmentation methods partition the nodes into two disjoint subsets representing the object and background.

This is a very inefficient approach, because the distance that the external nodes need to travel during the segmentation process is relatively large.