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TL-MSE2-Net: Transfer learning based nested model for cerebrovascular segmentation with aneurysms

Zhang et al., 2023

Document ID
733386623579585220
Author
Zhang C
Zhao M
Xie Y
Ding R
Ma M
Guo K
Jiang H
Xi W
Xia L
Publication year
Publication venue
Computers in Biology and Medicine

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Cerebrovascular (ie, cerebral vessel) segmentation is essential for diagnosing and treating brain diseases. Convolutional neural network models, such as U-Net, are commonly used for this purpose. Unfortunately, such models may not be entirely satisfactory in dealing with …
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