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Table 1 Selected algorithm and used models, features and extraction scheme

From: Automatic pulmonary fissure detection and lobe segmentation in CT chest images

Authors

Models

Features

Extraction scheme

Algorithms using fissure appearances

Pu et al. [14–16]

â–ª The surface shaped structure

â–ª Marching cubes algorithm, Laplacian smoothing and extended Gaussian image

â–ª Implicit surface fitting using Radial Basis Functions (RBF)

Rikxoort et al. [17]

â–ª Difference with the other texture

â–ª Trained features

â–ª Supervised filter and classier

Wei et al. [18]

â–ª A curvilinear line in 2D slice

â–ª Line structure

â–ª Adaptive fissure sweeping and wavelet transform

Ross et al. [19, 20]

â–ª Ridge-like structure in 2D slice

â–ª Ridgeness

â–ª Thin plate splines and maximum a posteriori estimation

Wang et al. [21, 22]

â–ª Smooth high-intensity curve in 2D slice

â–ª Intensity or ridgeness

â–ª A curve growing algorithm modeled by Bayesian network

Algorithms using lung, bronchus, and vessel information

Zhang et al. [23]

â–ª Smooth surface

â–ª Ridgeness image

â–ª Fuzzy reasoning system

â–ª Ridge-like structure in 2D slice

â–ª Anatomic pulmonary atlas

Ukil et al. [24]

â–ª Sparseness of the vessel

â–ª Ridgeness

â–ª 3D watershed transform

â–ª Match with bronchus tree structure

 

â–ª Optimal surface

â–ª Ridge-like structure in 2D slice

  

Rikxoort et al. [25–27]

â–ª The lung borders

â–ª Trained features for fissure

â–ª Supervised filter

â–ª Airways and fissures

 

â–ª Registration

Wei et al. [28]

â–ª Different texture for fissure

â–ª Texture analysis

â–ª Dynamic programming

â–ª Large continuous fissure surface

â–ª Projection

 

Kuhnigk et al. [29], Lassen et al. [30]

â–ª Sparseness of the vessel

â–ª The original data removed blood vessel

â–ª Cost image

â–ª High intensity

â–ª The vasculature

â–ª Multi-dimensional interactive watershed transform

â–ª Match with bronchus tree structure

â–ª The bronchial tree

 

â–ª Separation by surface-shaped fissure

â–ª Pulmonary fissures

 

Appia et al. [31]

â–ª High intensity

â–ª The intensity

â–ª Global minimal path

â–ª Sparseness of the vessel

â–ª Distance of the vasculature

 

â–ª Smooth in 2D

â–ª Curvature in 2D

 

â–ª Continuity in 3D

â–ª Continuity in 3D

 

Zhou et al. [32]

â–ª Sparseness of the vessel

â–ª Bronchus segmentation

â–ª Voronoi division algorithm

â–ª Match with bronchus tree structure

â–ª Vessel segmentation

â–ª Laplacian filter

â–ª Fissure appearance of line at 2D slice

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