Hybrid Clustering and Logistic Regression for Multi-Modal Brain Tumor Segmentation

Published 1 January 2012

Hoo-Chang Shin

Citations26

TL;DR

A non-linear decision boundary was tried to classify tumor and edema by a joint approach of hybrid clustering and logistic regression.

Abstract

Tumor is an abnormal tissue type, therefore it is hard to be identied by some classical classication methods. It was tried to nd a non-linear decision boundary to classify tumor and edema by a joint approach of hybrid clustering and logistic regression.

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