Review of Semantic Segmentation of Medical Images Using Modified Architectures of UNET
M. Krithika alias AnbuDevi, K. Suganthi
Abstract
In biomedical image analysis, information about the location and appearance of tumors and lesions is indispensable to aid doctors in treating and identifying the severity of diseases. Therefore, it is essential to segment the tumors and lesions. MRI, CT, PET, ultrasound, and X-ray are the different imaging systems to obtain this information. The well-known semantic segmentation technique is used in medical image analysis to identify and label regions of images. The semantic segmentation aims to divide the images into regions with comparable characteristics, including intensity, homogeneity, and texture. UNET is the deep learning network that segments the critical features. However, UNETs basic architecture cannot accurately segment complex MRI images. This review introduces the modified and improved models of UNET suitable for increasing segmentation accuracy.