Model-Based Image Segmentation: Methods and Applications

  • Suetens P
  • Verbeeck R
  • Delaere D
  • et al.
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Abstract

We discuss different methods and applications of model-based segmentation of medical images. In this paper model-based segmentation is defined as the assignment of labels to pixels or voxels by matching the a priori known object model to the image data. Labels may have probabilities expressing their uncertainty. Particularly we compare optimization methods with the knowledge-based system approach.

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Suetens, P., Verbeeck, R., Delaere, D., Nuyts, J., & Bijnens, B. (1991). Model-Based Image Segmentation: Methods and Applications (pp. 3–24). https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-48650-0_1

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