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Where are the Lungs?

Lungs Segmentation in X-Rays

Chest X-ray procedures are considered to be the most popular for diagnosis of chest related diseases. We as a machine learning and medical imaging community, have seen extraordinary interest in the chest x-rays anlaysis and segmentation tasks. For any diagnosis on chest x-rays, accuracte segmentation of the biological object is fundamental.

Here, we show how we can use Generative Adversarial Networks (GANs) to perform segmentation of lungs within chest x-rays.

The generator of the GAN generates a segmented mask of a given chest x-ray. Once the generator is trained to generate realistic looking masks, the GAN can now be used to perform segmentation of the lungs on new chest x-ray images.

Read the full paper at IEEEXplore.

Over segmentation

The model may still perform over-segmentation or can miss some of the pixels. For example, see in Figure below. Over segmentation

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