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. 2022 Mar 16;12(3):480. doi: 10.3390/jpm12030480

Table 4.

Overview of published works regarding conventional methodologies for the segmentation of lung CT images (2014–2021).

Authors Year Dataset Methods Performance Results (%)
Lai and Wei [148] 2014 Private (10 patients) Filtering process + morphological operations (threshold, region filling, closing) TPR = 97.0
TNR = 99.0
AAE = 1.58
Li et al. [147] 2015 Private (15 patients) Edge-based recursive geometric active contour (GAC) model OV = 98.0
Shi et al. [149] 2016 Private (23 patients) Histogram thresholding + region growing and random walk OR = 1.87
UR = 2.36
ABD = 0.620 mm
Zhang et al. [150] 2017 LIDC-IDRI Region- and edge-based GAC (REGAC) method DSC = 97.7
HD-95 = 2.50 mm
Rebouças Filho et al. [151] 2017 Private (40 patients) 3D ACACM F-score = 99.2 (ACACM),
97.6 (RG),
97.4 (OsiriX),
97.2 (LSCPM)
Oliveira et al. [153] 2018 VISCERAL Anatomy3 Multi-atlas alignment + label fusion (voting and statistical selection) DSC = 97.4 (LL),
97.9 (RL)
HD-95 = 4.65 mm (LL),
2.81 mm (RL)
Chen et al. [152] 2021 LOLA11 Private (65 patients) Random walker (Private)
DSC = 98.6 (LL),
98.5 (RL)
(LOLA11)
DSC = 97.4

AAE: average area error; ABD: absolute border distance; ACM: active contour method; DSC: Sørensen–Dice coefficient; LL: left lung; LSCPM: level-set based on coherent propagation method; HD: Hausdorff distance; OR: over-segmentation rate; OV: overlap volume; RG: region growing; RL: right lung; TPR: true positive rate; TNR: true negative rate; UR: under-segmentation rate.