Twister Segment Morphological Filtering. A New Method for Live Zebrafish Embryos Confocal Images Processing

We propose an extension of the classical morphological filtering based on openings by line segment structuring elements. It consists in filtering a 3D+time image with the opening by all the possible rotations of a segment in the 4D space, given an initial segment and a rotation angle. The method has...

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Main Authors: Luengo-Oroz, M.A., Faure, E., Lombardot, B., Sance, R., Bourgine, P., Peyrieras, N., Santos, A.
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Biomedical image processing
Biomedical imaging
Biomembranes
Computational efficiency
Embryo
Image processing
Image reconstruction
image restoration
Image segmentation
Information filtering
Information filters
Microscopy
morphological operations
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Biomembranes
Computational efficiency
Embryo
Image processing
Image reconstruction
image restoration
Image segmentation
Information filtering
Information filters
Microscopy
morphological operations
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