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Exploiting Enclosing Membranes and Contextual Cues for Mitochondria Segmentation

Pascal Fua
2014
Conference Papers

Abstract

In this paper, we improve upon earlier approaches to segmenting mitochondria in Electron Microscopy images by explicitly modeling the double membrane that encloses mitochondria, as well as using features that capture context over an extended neighborhood. We demonstrate that this results in both improved classification accuracy and reduced computational requirements for training.

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