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Cell Segmentation

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Cell Segmentation is a task of splitting a microscopic image domain into segments, which represent individual instances of cells. It is a fundamental step in many biomedical studies, and it is regarded as a cornerstone of image-based cellular research. Cellular morphology is an indicator of a physiological state of the cell, and a well-segmented image can capture biologically relevant morphological information.

Source: Cell Segmentation by Combining Marker-controlled Watershed and Deep Learning

기법

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CPN

The Contour Proposal Network (CPN) detects possibly overlapping objects in an image while simultaneously fitting pixel-precise closed object contours. The CPN can incorporate state of the art object detection architectures as backbone networks into a fast single-stage instance segmentation model that can be trained end-to-end.

Contour Proposal Networks for Biomedical Instance Segmentation

PolarMask

PolarMask is an anchor-box free and single-shot instance segmentation method. Specifically, PolarMask takes an image as input and predicts the distance from a sampled positive location (ie a candidate object's center) with respect to the object's contour at each angle, and then assembles the predicted points to produce the final mask. There are several benefits to the system: (1) The polar representation unifies instance segmentation (masks) and object detection (bounding boxes) into a single framework (2) Two modules are designed (i.e. soft polar centerness and polar IoU loss) to sample high-quality center examples and optimize polar contour regression, making the performance of PolarMask does not depend on the bounding box prediction results and more efficient in training. (3) PolarMask is fully convolutional and can be embedded into most off-the-shelf detection methods.

PolarMask++: Enhanced Polar Representation for Single-Shot Instance Segmentation and Beyond

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