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KSlice Interactive Segmentation
Abstract
This is an interactive segmentation approach that is guided by the user throughout the task.
Usage
- Parameter Explanation:
- List of Keypresses:
- Step 1: with supporting pictures
...
- Step N:
Applications
- Orthpedic examples
- Adaptive Radiotherapy examples
- Huntingtons examples
Key Personnel
- Georgia Institute of Technology: Ivan Kolesov and Peter Karasev
- University of Alabama Birmingham: Allen Tannenbaum
References
- CDC Paper
- TMI Paper
- Orthopedic paper
