A Survey on Seeded Region Growing based Segmentation ... - ijcsmr

International Journal of Computer Science and Management Research Vol 2 Issue 6 June 2013
ISSN 2278-733X
resulting system is tested on simulated objects and B-mode
ultrasound images of the liver with suspected lesions.
IV. HOW SEEDED REGION GROWING WORKS
Figure 3 is demonstrate that how seeded region growing
will work to grow pixel by pixel to achieve the segmentation.
Figure 3: Seed growing Method
Conclusions
By doing a deep survey on high quality journal we have found
that the placing a seed in seeded region growing segmentation
algorithm is a critical issue. Wrongly selected seed not give
much accurate results. This paper has also shown the various
algorithms which can be applied to segment a given image
using region growing based algorithms. This paper has also
shown the working of seed placement algorithms. In near
future new algorithm will be proposed which will
automatically select the seed to segment given image in
efficient manner.
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