Introduction to Medical Image Processing
Δ Medical Image Segmentation Segmentation, separation of structures of interest from the background and from each other, is an essential analysis function for which numerous algorithms have been developed in the field of image processing. The principal goal of the segmentation process is to partition an image into regions
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