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Short survey: Adaptive threshold methods used to segment immunonegative cells from simulated images of follicular lymphoma stained with 3, 3 …

Roszkowiak et al., 2015

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16109388509401281351
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Roszkowiak L
Korzynska A
Pijanowska D
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2015 Federated Conference on Computer Science and Information Systems (FedCSIS)

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We perform a short survey of image thresholding methods for very specific task, and assess their performance comparison. We analyse performance of adaptive thresholding methods concerning segmentation of immunonegative cells of follicular lymphoma tissue samples …
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