Brain Image Segmentation Based on FCM Clustering Algorithm and Rough Set

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In this paper, a new image segmentation method is proposed by combining the FCM clustering algorithm with a rough set theory. First, the attribute value table is constructed based on the segmentation results of FCM under different clustering numbers, and the image is divided into several small regions based on the indistinguishable relationship of attributes. Then, the weight values of each attribute are obtained by value reduction and used as the basis to calculate the difference between regions and then the similarity evaluation of each region is realized through the equivalence relationship defined by the difference degree. Finally, the final equivalence relation defined by similarity is used to merge regions and complete image segmentation. This method is validated in the segmentation of artificially generated images, brain CT images, and MRI images. The experimental results show that compared with the FCM method, the proposed method can reduce the error rate and achieve better segmentation results for the fuzzy boundary region. And, the experimental results also prove that the algorithm has strong anti-noise ability.

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Huang, H., Meng, F., Zhou, S., Jiang, F., & Manogaran, G. (2019). Brain Image Segmentation Based on FCM Clustering Algorithm and Rough Set. IEEE Access, 7, 12386–12396. https://doi.org/10.1109/ACCESS.2019.2893063

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