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contour model

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contour model [′kän‚tu̇r ‚mäd·əl]
(computer science)
A model for describing the run-time execution of programs written in block-structured languages, consisting of a program component, the data component, and the control component.


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Being different from the traditional model based on the deformation parameters and geometry active contour model, this model does not rely on the gradient of image when extracting the boundary of objects, so the images with gradient edge meaningless and ambiguous verge can get a good segmentation.
Particularly, we propose to compare our method with an active contour model based on the level set approach, which is well known to be an efficient method, extensively used in many applications over the last decade.
Other topics include an active contour model for selective segmentation, attributed graph visualization of collaborative workspaces, detecting microcalcification clusters in digital mammograms, perspective correct normal vectors for Phong shading, and ship hull fitting using NURBS.
 
 
 
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