Top and bottom rows respectively correspond to the SSE of methods in scenario (S3) and scenario (S4). The x and y axes respectively correspond to the total number of edges detected and SSE for different values of λ1. Three different values of λ2 are considered.</p
<p>Comparing three edge detection techniques for barrier assays with two different cell densities: 1...
The simulated observer color-material weights are shown in green (identical to those shown for corre...
<p>Sample size, means and standard deviations of the proportion of true positive edges that were cor...
Top and bottom rows respectively correspond to the SSE of methods in scenario (S1) and scenario (S2)...
Top row corresponds to scenario (S5) which has three conditions, and the next two rows correspond to...
Top and bottom rows respectively correspond to the precision-recall curves in scenario (S1) and scen...
Top row (A-D): ROC curve for edge detection for the settings of S1-S4; Bottom row (E-H): SSE for edg...
Top and bottom rows respectively correspond to the ROC curves in scenario (S3) and scenario (S4). Th...
Top row corresponds to the run-times in seconds of different methods in scenario (S1) and scenario (...
<p>(a) The natural image, results by (b) LGM (<i>λ</i> = 0.35), and (c) ILGM(<i>λ</i> = 0.0035). (d)...
<p>Histogram of edge weights on a benchmark graph with <i>μ</i> = 0.4 and 20% of the edges removed: ...
<p>The seed point density is P = n<sup>3</sup>, where n = 1, 3, 5, …, 33. Arched edge weight values ...
This paper will discuss grey-scale edge detection evaluation techniques. It will introduce three of ...
The y axis corresponds to the proportion of edges in seven mutually exclusive categories out of all ...
<p>Average errors of edge length (a) and surface area (b) by different measurement methods.</p
<p>Comparing three edge detection techniques for barrier assays with two different cell densities: 1...
The simulated observer color-material weights are shown in green (identical to those shown for corre...
<p>Sample size, means and standard deviations of the proportion of true positive edges that were cor...
Top and bottom rows respectively correspond to the SSE of methods in scenario (S1) and scenario (S2)...
Top row corresponds to scenario (S5) which has three conditions, and the next two rows correspond to...
Top and bottom rows respectively correspond to the precision-recall curves in scenario (S1) and scen...
Top row (A-D): ROC curve for edge detection for the settings of S1-S4; Bottom row (E-H): SSE for edg...
Top and bottom rows respectively correspond to the ROC curves in scenario (S3) and scenario (S4). Th...
Top row corresponds to the run-times in seconds of different methods in scenario (S1) and scenario (...
<p>(a) The natural image, results by (b) LGM (<i>λ</i> = 0.35), and (c) ILGM(<i>λ</i> = 0.0035). (d)...
<p>Histogram of edge weights on a benchmark graph with <i>μ</i> = 0.4 and 20% of the edges removed: ...
<p>The seed point density is P = n<sup>3</sup>, where n = 1, 3, 5, …, 33. Arched edge weight values ...
This paper will discuss grey-scale edge detection evaluation techniques. It will introduce three of ...
The y axis corresponds to the proportion of edges in seven mutually exclusive categories out of all ...
<p>Average errors of edge length (a) and surface area (b) by different measurement methods.</p
<p>Comparing three edge detection techniques for barrier assays with two different cell densities: 1...
The simulated observer color-material weights are shown in green (identical to those shown for corre...
<p>Sample size, means and standard deviations of the proportion of true positive edges that were cor...