Publications by authors named "I Ganchev"

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  • Skin lesion segmentation is crucial for diagnosing and treating skin diseases, and using deep neural networks can improve accuracy in assessing conditions for better patient outcomes.
  • The paper introduces AFCF-Net, a new network designed to enhance segmentation performance through innovative techniques like spatial channel feature calibration and feature symmetric fusion convolution for better texture and edge sensitivity.
  • Experiments show that AFCF-Net outperforms existing networks in segmentation quality while requiring fewer resources, demonstrating improved efficiency and generalization across multiple skin image datasets.
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Colon polyps represent a common gastrointestinal form. In order to effectively treat and prevent complications arising from colon polyps, colon polypectomy has become a commonly used therapeutic approach. Accurately segmenting polyps from colonoscopy images can provide valuable information for early diagnosis and treatment.

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In this work, we evaluated the protective capacity of biomass in preserving subsp. WDCM 00102. The strain was freeze-dried in the presence of biomass and the freeze-dried samples were then stored at 5 and 25°C for varying periods.

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The pancreas not only is situated in a complex abdominal background but is also surrounded by other abdominal organs and adipose tissue, resulting in blurred organ boundaries. Accurate segmentation of pancreatic tissue is crucial for computer-aided diagnosis systems, as it can be used for surgical planning, navigation, and assessment of organs. In the light of this, the current paper proposes a novel Residual Double Asymmetric Convolution Network (ResDAC-Net) model.

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Early intervention in tumors can greatly improve human survival rates. With the development of deep learning technology, automatic image segmentation has taken a prominent role in the field of medical image analysis. Manually segmenting kidneys on CT images is a tedious task, and due to the diversity of these images and varying technical skills of professionals, segmentation results can be inconsistent.

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