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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-12108-3w attributes that are otherwise inaccessible. Furthermore, the analysis of such images is guided by very specific expectations, which gave rise to acquiring the images in the first place. This has consequences on the kind of analysis and on the requirements for algorithms that carry out some or all

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Sociology in the Twenty-First Century segmentation often refers to the delineation of specific structures. Hence, it includes parts of classification as well. Segmentation strategies in medical imaging combine data knowledge with domain knowledge to arrive at the result. Data knowledge refers to assumptions about continuity, homogeneit

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spective of the image content. They are particularly useful if such properties cannot be derived everywhere from the data..In this chapter, we will discuss explicit and implicit active contours, their definition, parameterization, and properties. Different fitting methods for active contours will be

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Sociology of Interdisciplinarity. In medical imaging, the two sources are image acquisition systems. If the two sources depict the same subject, this process is called registration. If they depict different subjects, it is called normalization. The mapping is a geometric transformation that accounts for the different positioning o