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In our opinion, clinical evaluation serves for classification of the cellulite grade, double contrast photography as applied in the present study provides a visual contour analysis, and contact thermography measures the superficial blood perfusion of the skin.

In general, PC1DARMF algorithm is meaningful in two levels: first, it serves for the type classification purpose and secondly a feature extractor from nonstationary signals with proper parameter settings.

The resulting intensity spectra are measured and serve for developing classification algorithms to automatically characterize the tissue states [ 8– 10].

In the second step, a morphological analysis of the segmented OCT images is employed for quantifying the features that could serve for tissue classification.

The technique employed in the quantification of features also needs to deal with interpatient variability because these features need to serve for tissue classification in the clinical setting.

A morphological analysis of OCT images is proposed in this work as an alternative for the quantification of image features that could equally serve for the classification of gastrointestinal tissues.

The ability of the proposed morphological approach to extract the features that serve for tissue classification is qualitatively and quantitatively compared with textural approaches previously reported in this regard.

Then, the parameters that serve for tissue classification are the relative area of each segmented region with respect to the total area of the B-scan along with the first four statistical moments (mean, standard deviation, skewness and kurtosis) of the intensity distribution within the region.

Figure 6 proposes the structure of the non-magmatic unrest branch of the event tree that, for now, serves as a classification system for non-magmatic unrest.

While those two classifications mainly serve for subtyping and have only limited prognostic relevance, the IPSS [ 24] and the WHO Prognostic Scoring System (WPSS) [ 25] are risk scoring tools.

In analogy, recent evidence regarding renal fibrogenesis is suggesting that there are distinct fibrotic pathways which underlie progression of chronic kidney disease (and that these pathways could serve as basis for classification of chronic kidney disease for molecularly informed therapies).