2018 40th Annual International Conference of the IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society (EMBC) 2018
DOI: 10.1109/embc.2018.8512961
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Clumped Nuclei Segmentation with Adjacent Point Match and Local Shape-Based Intensity Analysis in Fluorescence Microscopy Images

Abstract: Highly clumped nuclei captured in fluorescence microscopy images are commonly observed in a wide spectrum of tissue-related biomedical investigations. To ensure the quality of downstream biomedical analyses, it is essential to accurately segment clustered nuclei. However, this presents a technical challenge as fluorescence intensity alone is often insufficient for recovering the true nuclei boundaries. In this paper, we propose an segmentation algorithm that identifies point pair connection candidates and eval… Show more

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“…4. In columns from left to right, we demonstrate original images, ground-truth, segmentation results from method [6], Mask-RCNN with modified Resnet41, Resnet50, and modified Resnet65, respectively. generate liver steatosis training data after an efficient screening process by a domain expert.…”
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“…4. In columns from left to right, we demonstrate original images, ground-truth, segmentation results from method [6], Mask-RCNN with modified Resnet41, Resnet50, and modified Resnet65, respectively. generate liver steatosis training data after an efficient screening process by a domain expert.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The method schema is presented in Fig. 1 where three primary components are presented: training data preparation with our prior work on nuclei segmentation [6], model training with transfer learning, and overlapped steatosis segmentation in testing images.…”
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“…Our study focuses on the customization of cell segmentation autoencoder architecture and aims to investigate a two-step cell segmentation and subsequent lymphocyte classification workflow using digital histology images of H&E stained tumour tissues. Robust separation of clumped cell nuclei is a common challenge in whole slide image analysis (Guo et al, 2018). To tackle this nuclei segmentation challenge, our cell nuclei segmentation model renders an additional active contour layer, which increases the segmentation efficiency of adjacent cell nuclei.…”
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