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Review of deep learning-based medical image segmentation
CAO Yuhong, XU Hai, LIU Sun'ao, WANG Zixiao, LI Hongliang
Journal of Computer Applications    2021, 41 (8): 2273-2287.   DOI: 10.11772/j.issn.1001-9081.2020101638
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As a fundamental and key task in computer-aided diagnosis, medical image segmentation aims to accurately recognize the target regions such as organs, tissues and lesions at pixel level. Different from natural images, medical images show high complexity in texture and have the boundaries difficult to judge caused by ambiguity, which is the fault of much noise due to the limitations of the imaging technology and equipment. Furthermore, annotating medical images highly depends on expertise and experience of the experts, thereby leading to limited available annotations in the training and potential annotation errors. For medical images suffer from ambiguous boundary, limited annotated data and large errors in the annotations, which makes it is a great challenge for the auxiliary diagnosis systems based on traditional image segmentation algorithms to meet the demands of clinical applications. Recently, with the wide application of Convolutional Neural Network (CNN) in computer vision and natural language processing, deep learning-based medical segmentation algorithms have achieved tremendous success. Firstly the latest research progresses of deep learning-based medical image segmentation were summarized, including the basic architecture, loss function, and optimization method of the medical image segmentation algorithms. Then, for the limitation of medical image annotated data, the mainstream semi-supervised researches on medical image segmentation were summed up and analyzed. Besides, the studies related to measuring uncertainty of the annotation errors were introduced. Finally, the characteristics summary and analysis as well as the potential future trends of medical image segmentation were listed.
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