Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely:  propose a new region segmentation method based on non-rigid template matching.  align a binary template to an image by maximizing the likelihood of intensity distributions within a region of interest and its background. The intensity model and the corresponding a posteriori distributions are estimated and updated throughout the alignment. The geometric deformation of the template is based on a fluid registration model. Unlike contour-based segmentation techniques, this registration framework allows for a global regularization of the template variations. This enables the segmentation of irregular shapes while avoiding leaks.  apply our method to the segmentation of the liver in computed tomography images, a challenging task due to the high inter-patient variability in the shape of this organ.  show that our segmentation results are equivalent or superior in accuracy to results obtained using existing techniques based on 3D shape models.
['Kinda Anna Saddi', "Christophe Chefd'hotel", 'Mikael Rousson', 'Farida Cheriet']
I am writing a research paper on a idea Region-Based Segmentation via Non-Rigid Template Matching
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