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Automated image detection and segmentation in blood smears

Poon et al., 1992

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Document ID
13336139476368986531
Author
Poon S
Ward R
Palcic B
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Cytometry: The Journal of the International Society for Analytical Cytology

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A simple technique which automatically detects and then segments nucleated cells in Wright's giemsa‐stained blood smears is presented. Our method differs from others in (1) the simplicity of our algorithms;(2) inclusion of touching (as well as nontouching) cells; and (3) …
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