Affinity propagation clustering determines distributed uptake regions in PET images: a computer-aided approach for quantification of pulmonary infections in small animals
Journal of Nuclear Medicine. 2013; 54 (Supplement 2):313. Oral presentation.
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This 2013 oral conference abstract describes a computer-aided approach using affinity propagation clustering to identify distributed uptake regions in PET images for quantifying pulmonary infections in small animals.
Summary
The abstract presents affinity propagation clustering as a computer-aided approach to identify distributed uptake regions in positron emission tomography (PET) images, with the aim of supporting quantification of pulmonary infections in small animals. The available records identify this as an oral presentation published in the Journal of Nuclear Medicine’s 2013 meeting supplement. The sources retrieved for this draft do not provide the abstract text or enough detail to summarize the method’s evaluation or limitations.
Cite this work
Foster, B., U. Bagci*, Z. Xu, B. Dey, B. Luna, W. Bishai, S. Jain, and D. Mollura (2013). Affinity propagation clustering determines distributed uptake regions in PET images: a computer-aided approach for quantification of pulmonary infections in small animals. Journal of Nuclear Medicine. 2013; 54 (Supplement 2):313. Oral presentation.
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