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International Journal of Biomedical Engineering ; (6): 409-413,440, 2019.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-823494

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Objective To study a maximum between-cluster variance based on differential search algorithm, and to select the multi-threshold for effectively segmentation of brain magnetic resonance images. Methods The brain extraction tool(BET) algorithm was used to remove the non-brain tissue part of the original magnetic resonance image. The best-fit with coalescing(BFC) algorithm was used to remove the intensity non-uniformity. The differential search algorithm was used to optimize the maximum between-cluster variance of the image to find the optimal threshold for multi-threshold segmentation of the magnetic resonance image. The method was validated using simulated magnetic resonance (MR) brain image data provided by BrainWeb. Results For MR images with different noise levels and intensity inhomogeneities, the proposed method was better than FSL, SPM and Brainsuite methods. Conclusions The maximum between-cluster variance based on differential search algorithm has better segmentation accuracy and robustness, especially for cerebrospinal fluid.

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International Journal of Biomedical Engineering ; (6): 409-413,440, 2019.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-805284

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Objective@#To study a maximum between-cluster variance based on differential search algorithm, and to select the multi-threshold for effectively segmentation of brain magnetic resonance images.@*Methods@#The brain extraction tool(BET) algorithm was used to remove the non-brain tissue part of the original magnetic resonance image. The best-fit with coalescing(BFC) algorithm was used to remove the intensity non-uniformity. The differential search algorithm was used to optimize the maximum between-cluster variance of the image to find the optimal threshold for multi-threshold segmentation of the magnetic resonance image. The method was validated using simulated magnetic resonance(MR) brain image data provided by BrainWeb.@*Results@#For MR images with different noise levels and intensity inhomogeneities, the proposed method was better than FSL, SPM and Brainsuite methods.@*Conclusions@#The maximum between-cluster variance based on differential search algorithm has better segmentation accuracy and robustness, especially for cerebrospinal fluid.

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