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Simulated crossing experiment at SNR 25 (top) and 5 (bottom). From left to right: a simulated image, the manual “fiber” delineation used in the atlas, the hard segmentation, showing the intersection in white, and the two membership functions for the tracts. Note that the memberships decrease smoothly inside the crossing, as both tracts can have membership values above 0.5 with our model.
