Method for evaluation of different MRI segmentation approaches

Jun Yang, Sung-Cheng Huang
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Common comparison indices for evaluating MRI segmentation are usually based on: percentage of volumetric measure of different tissue types; cross-correlation matrix between a segmentation result and the manual segmentation result. Since manual segmentation is not the true reference, the authors proposed a new evaluation method which simulated MR images. Extracted cross covariance inhomogeneity map from a real MRI data, together with a manual segmentation are used to generate MRI simulated images. The result showed that common evaluation method using manual segmentation as reference is subject to intra- and inter-rater variations and requires time consuming manual segmentation step for each study to evaluate, while the proposed method is expected to provide faster and more objective measure for comparing different MR segmentation methods.
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不同MRI分割方法的评价方法
评价MRI分割的常用比较指标通常基于:不同组织类型的体积测量百分比;分割结果与人工分割结果之间的相互关系矩阵。针对人工分割不是真实参考的问题,提出了一种模拟MR图像的评价方法。从真实MRI数据中提取交叉协方差非均匀性图,结合人工分割生成MRI模拟图像。结果表明,常用的以人工分割为参考的评价方法存在区域内和区域间的差异,且每个研究都需要耗时的人工分割步骤进行评价,而本文提出的方法有望为不同MR分割方法的比较提供更快、更客观的衡量标准。
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