Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: In this note  present a coupled optimization model for boundary determination. One part of the model incorporates a prior shape into a geometric active contour model with a fixed parameter. The second part determines the 'best' parameter used in the first part by maximizing the mutual information of the image geometry beten the prior and an aligned novel image over all the alignments that are the solutions of the first part corresponding to different parameters.  also present an alternative method, which generates an intensity model formed as the average of a set of aligned training images. Experimental results on cardiac ultrasound images are presented. These results indicate that the proposed model provides close agreement with expert traced borders, and the parameter determined in this model for one image can be used for images with similar properties. The existence of a solution to the proposed minimization problem is also discussed.
['Yunmei Chen', 'Feng Huang', 'Tagare', 'Murali Rao', 'Wilson', 'Geiser']
I am writing a research paper on a idea Using prior shape and intensity profile in medical image segmentation
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