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Deep-Fuzz: A synergistic integration of deep learning and fuzzy water flows for fine-grained nuclei segmentation in
Nirmal Das1,2, Satadal Saha3, Mita Nasipuri2
1Deapartemnt of Computer Science and Engineering (AIML), Institute of Engineering and Management, Kolkata, West Bengal, India.
Abstract:
Robust semantic segmentation of tumour micro-environment is one of the major open challenges in machine learning enabled computational pathology. Though deep learning based systems have made significant progress, their task agnostic data driven approach often lacks the contextual grounding necessary in biomedical applications. We present a novel fuzzy water flow scheme that takes the coarse segmentation output of a base deep learning framework to then provide a more fine-grained and instance level robust segmentation output. Our two stage synergistic segmentation method, Deep-Fuzz, works especially well for overlapping objects, and achieves state-of-the-art performance in four public cell nuclei segmentation datasets. We also show through visual examples how our final output is better aligned with pathological insights, and thus more clinically interpretable.

