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... made on color medical images representing pathologies of the digestive tract. The purpose of this article is to find the best method for the segmentation of these images.The accuracy of an algorithm ... author:stanescu@software.ucv.roEmail addresses:DDB: dburdescu@software.ucv.roMB: mbrezovan@software.ucv.roAbstract The aim of this article is to study the problem of color medical im-ages ... the colors for the six vertices of hexagon hidetermine the colors for the two vertices from interior of hexagon hicalculate the mean color value meanColor for the eight colors of vertices;crtColorHexagon.colorHexagon...
... advantage of using hexagons instead of pixels as elementary piece of information is that the amount of memory space associated to the graphvertices is reduced. Denoting by npthe number of pixels of ... form of the Kruskal’s algorithm [36]. 4Experiments were made on color medical images representing pathologies of the digestive tract. The purpose of this article is to find the best method for ... process for the already increasing amount of medical images. As a result, reliable automatic methods for image segmentation arenecessary. 19In the color-based region model, the evidence for a...
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