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Rectal tumor segmentation method based on improved U-Net model
GAO Haijun, ZENG Xiangyin, PAN Dazhi, ZHENG Bochuan
Journal of Computer Applications    2020, 40 (8): 2392-2397.   DOI: 10.11772/j.issn.1001-9081.2020030318
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In the diagnosis of rectal cancer, if the rectal tumor area can be automatically and accurately segmented from Computed Tomography (CT) images, it will help doctors make a more accurate and rapid diagnosis. Aiming at the problem of rectal tumor segmentation, an automatic segmentation method of rectal tumor based on improved U-Net model was proposed. Firstly, the sub coding modules were embedded in the U-Net model encoder of different levels to improve the feature extraction ability of the model. Secondly, by comparing the optimization performances of different optimizers, the most suitable optimizer was determined to train the model. Finally, data augmentation was performed to the training set to make the model more fully trained, so as to improve the segmentation performance. Experimental results show that compared with U-Net, Y-Net and FocusNetAlpha network models, the segmentation region obtained by the improved model is closer to the real tumor region, and the segmentation performance of this model for small objects is more prominent; at the same time, the proposed model is superior to other three models on three evaluation indexes including precision, recall and Dice coefficient, which can effectively segment the rectal tumor area.
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New simplified model of discounted {0-1} knapsack problem and solution by genetic algorithm
YANG Yang, PAN Dazhi, LIU Yi, TAN Dailun
Journal of Computer Applications    2019, 39 (3): 656-662.   DOI: 10.11772/j.issn.1001-9081.2018071580
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Current Discounted {0-1} Knapsack Problem (D{0-1}KP) model takes the discounted relationship as a new individual, so the repair method must be adopted in the solving process to repair the individual coding, making the model have less solving methods. In order to solve the problem of single solving method, by changing the binary code expression in the model, an expression method with discounted relationship out of individual code was proposed. Firstly, if and only if each involved individual encoding value was one (which means the product was one), the discounted relationship was established. According to this setting, a Simplified Discounted {0-1} Knapsack Problem (SD{0-1}KP) model was established. Then, an improved genetic algorithm-FG (First Gentic algorithm) was proposed based on Elitist Reservation Strategy (EGA) and GREedy strategy (GRE) for SD{0-1}KP model. Finally, combining penalty function method, a high precision penalty function method-SG (Second Genetic algorithm) for SD{0-1}KP was proposed. The results show that the SD{0-1}KP model can fully cover the problem domain of D{0-1}KP. Compared with FirEGA (First Elitist reservation strategy Genetic Algorithm), the two algorithms proposed have obvious advantages in solving speed. And SG algorithm introduces the penalty function method for the first time, which enriches the solving methods of the problem.
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Clustering algorithm for split delivery vehicle routing problem
XIANG Ting, PAN Dazhi
Journal of Computer Applications    2016, 36 (11): 3141-3145.   DOI: 10.11772/j.issn.1001-9081.2016.11.3141
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A clustering algorithm which arranges paths after grouping was proposed to solve Split Delivery Vehicle Routing Problem (SDVRP). Considering the balance of vehicle load and characteristics of feasible solution, first, the customers which load were greater or equal to the vehicle load limit were arranged in advance. Then combined with the distance between customers and load, a split threshold was set to limit the load of vehicle to a certain range. According to the nearest principle, all customers were clustered and grouped. If the customer load in a group does not reach the minimum load of vehicle and is beyond the limit load when new customers are added in, the new customers were split and adjusted. Finally, while all the customers were divided into groups, the customers paths for each group was arranged by Ant Colony Optimization (ACO) algorithm. The experimental results show that the proposed algorithm has higher stability, and better results in SDVRP.
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