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. 2022 Mar 15;12:4433. doi: 10.1038/s41598-022-07843-8

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Comparison of the proposed method to ground truth for severe and mild cases. Representative examples of the performance of the proposed WML detection and segmentation are shown, with several slices of a WML binary image results segmented by a neuroradiologist and segmented by the proposed method superimposed on top of the intensity standardised FLAIR image. The binary image data of white matter and white matter lesions were also used for three-dimensional reconstruction. (a) For severe cases, the results of both are very close. (b) The results of mild cases show greater discrepancy, which is also the challenge of the proposed method and other comparative methods for mild cases.