Segmentation and Surveying of Cutaneous Hemangiomas (bibtex)
by Sebastian Zambanini
Abstract:
This report presents an automatic method for the surveying of cutaneous hemangiomas by means of a fully automatic hemangioma segmentation and a ruler visible in the images to be examined. The segmentation of regions belonging to the hemangioma is accomplished with a pre-segmentation based on a perceptron followed by a postprocessing step where regions with untypical properties are rejected. The spatial resolution of the images is determined by computing the maximum euclidean distance between two marks of the ruler. Various experiments with the images gathered are reported, showing not only the satisfactory results on most of the images but also the problems arising on particular images.
Reference:
Segmentation and Surveying of Cutaneous Hemangiomas (Sebastian Zambanini), Technical report, PRIP, TU Wien, 2005.
Bibtex Entry:
@TechReport{TR094,
  author =	 "Sebastian Zambanini",
  title =	 "Segmentation and Surveying of Cutaneous Hemangiomas",
  institution =	 "PRIP, TU Wien",
  number =	 "PRIP-TR-094",
  year =	 "2005",
  url =		 "https://www.prip.tuwien.ac.at/pripfiles/trs/tr94.pdf",
  abstract =	 "This report presents an automatic method for the
                  surveying of cutaneous hemangiomas by means of a
                  fully automatic hemangioma segmentation and a ruler
                  visible in the images to be examined. The
                  segmentation of regions belonging to the hemangioma
                  is accomplished with a pre-segmentation based on a
                  perceptron followed by a postprocessing step where
                  regions with untypical properties are rejected. The
                  spatial resolution of the images is determined by
                  computing the maximum euclidean distance between two
                  marks of the ruler. Various experiments with the
                  images gathered are reported, showing not only the
                  satisfactory results on most of the images but also
                  the problems arising on particular images.",
}
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