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Delineation of FDG-PET tumors from heterogeneous background using spectral clustering

Yang et al., 2012

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12857132607271201627
Author
Yang F
Grigsby P
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European journal of radiology

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This paper explored the feasibility of using spectral clustering to segment FDG-PET tumor in the presence of heterogeneous background. Spectral clustering refers to a class of clustering methods which employ the eigenstructure of a similarity matrix to partition image …
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