Publication Classification:

Object Measurement = Location

Segmentation Method = Active contours + Level Set

• "Du C-J, Hawkins PT, Stephens LR, Bretschneider T: 3D time series analysis of cell shape using Laplacian approaches. BMC Bioinformatics 2013, 14:296."

• "Hodneland E, Bukoreshtliev N V, Eichler TW, Tai X-C, Gurke S, Lundervold A, Gerdes H-H: A unified framework for automated 3-d segmentation of surface-stained living cells and a comprehensive segmentation evaluation. IEEE Trans Med Imaging 2009, 28:720–38."

• "Indhumathi C, Cai YY, Guan YQ, Opas M: An automatic segmentation algorithm for 3D cell cluster splitting using volumetric confocal images. J Microsc 2011, 243:60–76."

• "McCullough DP, Gudla PR, Harris BS, Collins J a, Meaburn KJ, Nakaya M a, Yamaguchi TP, Misteli T, Lockett SJ: Segmentation of whole cells and cell nuclei from 3-D optical microscope images using dynamic programming. IEEE Trans Med Imaging 2008, 27:723–34."

• "Mosaliganti K, Cooper L: Reconstruction of cellular biological structures from optical microscopy data. IEEE Trans Vis Comput Graph 2008, 14:863–876."

• "Pop S, Dufour A, Garrec J Le, Ragni C V, Buckingham ME, Meilhac SM, Olivo-Marin J-C: A Fast and Automated Framework for Extraction of Nuclei From Cluttered 3D Images in Fluorescence Microscopy. In 2011 IEEE International Symposium on Biomedical Imaging: From Nano to Macro; 2011(Ptr 335):2113–2116."

• "Zhu Y, Olson E, Subramanian A, Feiglin D, Varshney PK, Krol A: Neuronal nuclei localization in 3D using level set and watershed segmentation from laser scanning microscopy images. In Proc. SPIE. Volume 6914. Edited by Reinhardt JM, Pluim JPW.; 2008:691441–691441–8."

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