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. 2014 May 7;13:59. doi: 10.1186/1475-925X-13-59

Table 1.

Selected algorithm and used models, features and extraction scheme

Authors Models Features Extraction scheme
Algorithms using fissure appearances
Pu et al. [14-16]
▪ The surface shaped structure
▪ Marching cubes algorithm, Laplacian smoothing and extended Gaussian image
▪ Implicit surface fitting using Radial Basis Functions (RBF)
Rikxoort et al. [17]
▪ Difference with the other texture
▪ Trained features
▪ Supervised filter and classier
Wei et al. [18]
▪ A curvilinear line in 2D slice
▪ Line structure
▪ Adaptive fissure sweeping and wavelet transform
Ross et al. [19,20]
▪ Ridge-like structure in 2D slice
▪ Ridgeness
▪ Thin plate splines and maximum a posteriori estimation
Wang et al. [21,22]
▪ Smooth high-intensity curve in 2D slice
▪ Intensity or ridgeness
▪ A curve growing algorithm modeled by Bayesian network
Algorithms using lung, bronchus, and vessel information
Zhang et al. [23]
▪ Smooth surface
▪ Ridgeness image
▪ Fuzzy reasoning system
▪ Ridge-like structure in 2D slice
▪ Anatomic pulmonary atlas
Ukil et al. [24]
▪ Sparseness of the vessel
▪ Ridgeness
▪ 3D watershed transform
▪ Match with bronchus tree structure
 
▪ Optimal surface
▪ Ridge-like structure in 2D slice
 
 
Rikxoort et al. [25-27]
▪ The lung borders
▪ Trained features for fissure
▪ Supervised filter
▪ Airways and fissures
 
▪ Registration
Wei et al. [28]
▪ Different texture for fissure
▪ Texture analysis
▪ Dynamic programming
▪ Large continuous fissure surface
▪ Projection
 
Kuhnigk et al. [29], Lassen et al. [30]
▪ Sparseness of the vessel
▪ The original data removed blood vessel
▪ Cost image
▪ High intensity
▪ The vasculature
▪ Multi-dimensional interactive watershed transform
▪ Match with bronchus tree structure
▪ The bronchial tree
 
▪ Separation by surface-shaped fissure
▪ Pulmonary fissures
 
Appia et al. [31]
▪ High intensity
▪ The intensity
▪ Global minimal path
▪ Sparseness of the vessel
▪ Distance of the vasculature
 
▪ Smooth in 2D
▪ Curvature in 2D
 
▪ Continuity in 3D
▪ Continuity in 3D
 
Zhou et al. [32] ▪ Sparseness of the vessel
▪ Bronchus segmentation
▪ Voronoi division algorithm
▪ Match with bronchus tree structure
▪ Vessel segmentation
▪ Laplacian filter
▪ Fissure appearance of line at 2D slice