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Sadia Stefano

Department of Internal Medicine and Allergology, Cantonal Hospital, Italian Hospital, Lugano, Switzerland

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    A overview of the use of multi-modality fusion and deep learning for medical picture segmentation
    Author(s): Sadia Stefano*

    Due to its ability to provide multiple information about a target (tumor, organ, or tissue), multi-modality is frequently utilized in medical imaging. In order to improve the segmentation, multimodality segmentation involves fusing multiple information sources. In recent times, approaches based on deep learning have demonstrated cutting-edge results in image classification, segmentation, object detection, and tracking tasks. Multi-modal medical image segmentation has recently also piqued the interest of deep learning researchers due to their capacity for self-learning and generalization across large amounts of data. We present an overview of deep learning-based methods for the multi-modal medical image segmentation task in this paper. Multi-modal medical image segmentation and the general principle of deep learning are first discusse.. View More»

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