Fitting Skeletal Models via Graph-based Learning

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Main Authors: Gaggion, Nicolás, Ferrante, Enzo, Paniagua, Beatriz, Vicory, Jared
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Published: 2024
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author Gaggion, Nicolás
Ferrante, Enzo
Paniagua, Beatriz
Vicory, Jared
author_facet Gaggion, Nicolás
Ferrante, Enzo
Paniagua, Beatriz
Vicory, Jared
contents Skeletonization is a popular shape analysis technique that models an object's interior as opposed to just its boundary. Fitting template-based skeletal models is a time-consuming process requiring much manual parameter tuning. Recently, machine learning-based methods have shown promise for generating s-reps from object boundaries. In this work, we propose a new skeletonization method which leverages graph convolutional networks to produce skeletal representations (s-reps) from dense segmentation masks. The method is evaluated on both synthetic data and real hippocampus segmentations, achieving promising results and fast inference.
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spellingShingle Fitting Skeletal Models via Graph-based Learning
Gaggion, Nicolás
Ferrante, Enzo
Paniagua, Beatriz
Vicory, Jared
Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition
Skeletonization is a popular shape analysis technique that models an object's interior as opposed to just its boundary. Fitting template-based skeletal models is a time-consuming process requiring much manual parameter tuning. Recently, machine learning-based methods have shown promise for generating s-reps from object boundaries. In this work, we propose a new skeletonization method which leverages graph convolutional networks to produce skeletal representations (s-reps) from dense segmentation masks. The method is evaluated on both synthetic data and real hippocampus segmentations, achieving promising results and fast inference.
title Fitting Skeletal Models via Graph-based Learning
topic Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2409.05311