Efficient active contour and K-means algorithms in image segmentation

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In this paper we discuss a classic clustering algorithm that can be used to segment images and a recently developed active contour image segmentation model. We propose integrating aspects of the classic algorithm to improve the active contour model. For the resulting CVK and B-means segmentation algorithms we examine methods to decrease the size of the image domain. The CVK method has been implemented to run on parallel and distributed computers. By changing the order of updating the pixels, it was possible to replace synchronous communication with asynchronous communication and subsequently the parallel efficiency is improved.

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Rommelse, J. R., Lin, H. X., & Chan, T. F. (2004). Efficient active contour and K-means algorithms in image segmentation. In Scientific Programming (Vol. 12, pp. 101–120). Hindawi Limited. https://doi.org/10.1155/2004/701965

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