Exploring image segmentation methods to segment tumors by training over a dataset marked by skilled professionals
Somani, Varun
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Title
Exploring image segmentation methods to segment tumors by training over a dataset marked by skilled professionals
Author(s)
Somani, Varun
Contributor(s)
Forsyth, D. A.
Issue Date
2017-12
Keyword(s)
image segmentation
machine learning
lung CT
supervised learning
unsupervised learning
Abstract
This research uses chest CT scan images of lung cancer patients to examine
current methods in image segmentation in the context of tumor segmentation. Potential
benefits of the research include faster processing and detection time for patients as well
as allowing doctors to rapidly proceed with the requisite procedures.
We use both supervised and unsupervised methods to segment images. In
terms of supervised methods, we use neural networks and SVMs with various “kernel
tricks.”
In terms of unsupervised methods, we use K-means clustering and Otsu’s
method.
Neural network gave the best result while other methods tended to have inferior
performance. The results suggest that there is a possibility of further developing neural
networks to conclusively solve the problem.
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