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In all thirty LGG patients, the axial slice with the largest tumor diameter was visually chosen and manually segmented by three experts (A, L, J) for evaluation of automated segmentation.

Separately, all images were manually segmented by two retina specialists.

It is segmented by two volcanic ranges running roughly west to east, separated by broad, fertile valleys, such as that of the river Lempa.

In total, 347 conventional photographs of melanocytic and non-melanocytic skin lesions were retrospectively reviewed, and manually segmented by two groups of physicians, dermatologists and general practitioners, as well as by an automated segmentation software program, JSEG.

Regional quantification of F-FDG PET images for correlation with in vitro autoradiography: In order to compare the in vitro quantitative autoradiography binding measurements with the in vivoF-FDG PET images, the coronal section of the T1 MRI judged to correspond best to the relevant autoradiography section was manually segmented by two independent raters.

An inner volume of interest was created by eroding the outer boundary of the segmented lung by three voxels [29].

In [28], an audio stream is segmented by classifying each window into five broad classes.

But some of its organizers have kept its memory alive in the form of a concert-presenting organization, Gotham Early Music Scene, which now mounts a sort of season preview: the GEMS Project, three evenings around the city, each with segments by three performing groups.

Figure 1a is the comparative results in 2002, when the LSWI well is divided into four segments by three packers, and Fig. 1b is the comparative results in 2010, when the well is divided into six segments by five packers.

Tumour and ischaemia were manually segmented independently by two observers (SB, PW) and disagreement was resolved by consensus with a third observer (ES).

The image volumes were then segmented independently by two different experimenters, blind to which low- and high-resolution volumes corresponded to each other.