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Three-dimensional nonlinear invisible boundary detection
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DOI：10.1109/TIP.2006.877516.png)
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The human vision system can discriminate regions which differ up to the second-order statistics only. We present an algorithm designed to reveal hidden boundaries in gray level images, by computing gradients in higher order statistics of the data. We demonstrate it by applying it to the identification of possible hidden boundaries of glioblastomas as manifest themselves in three-dimensional (3-D) MRI scans, using a model driven approach. We also demonstrate the method using a nonmodel driven approach where we have no prior information about the location of possible boundaries. In this case, we use 3-D MRI data concerning schizophrenic patients and normal controls.
Keywords:
boundary detection
image filtering
invisible boundary
nonlinear edge detection
three-dimensional (3-D) volume data
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