COMPARATIVE STUDY OF MODERN NEURAL NETWORK ARCHITECTURES FOR MEDICAL IMAGE SEGMENTATION PROBLEMS

2021

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DOI 10.55452/1998-6688-2021-18-3-83-88
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Abstract

Computer Vision is the area of Machine Learning that is responsible for machine perception of visual information. Image segmentation is a subfield of Computer Vision that solves the task of dividing a digital image into segments by their class label. One of the main problems in the subfield is the scarcity of data and the restoration of spatial information for the classified image. This article is a brief survey of current Biomedical Image Segmentation approaches, specifically Convolutional Neural Networks architectures and the morphological transformation for data augmentation.