Publication

Fractal Analysis Of Neuroimagistics. Lacunarity Degree, A Precious Indicator In The Detection Of Alzheimer'S Disease

Maria-Alexandra Paun
2018
Journal paper

Abstract

The fractal dimension and lacunarity measurements of neuro-images were leveraged to differentiate between benign, biphasic and lacunarity tissue samples. For various benign and malignant subtypes, using the program developed by the authors, the fractal dimension and lacunarity were calculated. The results were categorized and interpreted.

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