Publication Classification:

Segmentation Evaluation = Pixel-level evaluation

Data Axes = X-Y-T

• "Chalfoun J, Kociolek M, Dima A, Halter M, Cardone A, Peskin A, Bajcsy P, Brady M: Segmenting time-lapse phase contrast images of adjacent NIH 3T3 cells. J. Microsc. 2013, 249:41–52."

• "Chalfoun J, Majurski M, Dima A, Stuelten C, Peskin A: FogBank?: A Single Cell Segmentation across Multiple Cell Lines and Image Modalities. BMC Bioinformatics 2014, 15:431."

• "Chalfoun J, Majurski M, Peskin A, Breen C, Bajcsy P: Empirical Gradient Threshold Technique for Automated Segmentation across Image Modalities and Cell Lines. J. Microsc. 2014:1–18."

• "Dzyubachyk O, Van Cappellen WA, Essers J, Niessen WJ, Meijering E: Advanced level-set-based cell tracking in time-lapse fluorescence microscopy. IEEE Trans Med Imaging 2010, 29:852–867."

• "Law YN, Lee HK, Yip AM: Learning Dynamical Shape Prior for Level Set based Cell Tracking. Ann. Br. Mach. Vis. Assoc. 2013, 2013:1–14."

• "Law YN: Cell tracking using phase-adaptive shape prior. J. Microsc. 2013, 252:149–58."

• "Moeller M, Burger M, Dieterich P, Schwab A: A Framework for Automated Cell Tracking in Phase Contrast Microscopic Videos based on Normal Velocities. J Vis Commun Image Represent 2014, 25:396–409."

• "Yin Z, Kanade T, Chen M: Understanding the phase contrast optics to restore artifact-free microscopy images for segmentation. Med Image Anal 2012, 16:1047–62."

• "Yin Z, Li K, Kanade T, Chen M: Understanding the Optics to Aid Microscopy Image Segmentation. In Medical Image Computing and Computer-Assisted Intervention--MICCAI 2010. Volume 13. Heidelberg: Springer; 2010:209–217."

• "Yu W, Lee HK, Hariharan S, Bu W, Ahmed S: Evolving generalized Voronoi diagrams for accurate cellular image segmentation. Cytometry. A 2010, 77:379–86."

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