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doi: 10.5281/zenodo.12804
Biomedical Optics Laboratory Segmentation Code Directory Contents: Calibration Data True-positive and false-positive sets for neural network training. Kept for records. If applied to a new set of images, it is best to use your own training images for best results. Cropped Images for Hand Segmentation Hand Segmented Images, used for comparison as a standard. GMRF Gaussian Markov Random Field Segmentation Algorithm (Luck et al. 2005) HS_Script Outputs segmentation analysis for given image. Use HS_script. Image Model Image model generator. Use imodel.m to generate initial model, this creates a *.mat file that is used by imodel2.m. Use imodel2 to add contrast and noise, you must have a *.mat file generated or the script will fail. The image model generates a "8-bit" image in a 16-bit container, so output may not be visible to the user (This allows for pixel values greater than 255). Overlap Compares segmentation results between two images. Defines object/pixel overlap. Use overlap.m SCM_GUI_V2_FINAL SCM segmentation algorithm. Use SCM_seg.m Training Images Training images at 4 depths.
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