 This thesis presents 2 methods for human brain segmentation. 1) Multithreshold, determining gray level ranges of each tissue by finding many threshold points . 2) Fuzzy C-Mean Algorithm, using membership of each gray level that depends on cluster center for segmenting classes of gray level. In addition, later algorithm is developed to take a small running time. Results of this thesis show that human brain images can be segmented to several distinct tissues such as gray matter, white matter, cerebrospinal-fluid (CSF) and skull.
 This thesis presents 2 methods for human brain segmentation. 1) Multithreshold, determining gray level ranges of each tissue by finding many threshold points . 2) Fuzzy C-Mean Algorithm, using membership of each gray level that depends on cluster center for segmenting classes of gray level. In addition, later algorithm is developed to take a small running time. Results of this thesis show that human brain images can be segmented to several distinct tissues such as gray matter, white matter, cerebrospinal-fluid (CSF) and skull. Find Abstract
 
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HUMAN BRAIN SEGMENTATION FROM MRI
 This thesis presents 2 methods for human brain segmentation. 1) Multithreshold, determining gray level ranges of each tissue by finding many threshold points . 2) Fuzzy C-Mean Algorithm, using membership of each gray level that depends on cluster center for segmenting classes of gray level. In addition, later algorithm is developed to take a small running time. Results of this thesis show that human brain images can be segmented to several distinct tissues such as gray matter, white matter, cerebrospinal-fluid (CSF) and skull.
 This thesis presents 2 methods for human brain segmentation. 1) Multithreshold, determining gray level ranges of each tissue by finding many threshold points . 2) Fuzzy C-Mean Algorithm, using membership of each gray level that depends on cluster center for segmenting classes of gray level. In addition, later algorithm is developed to take a small running time. Results of this thesis show that human brain images can be segmented to several distinct tissues such as gray matter, white matter, cerebrospinal-fluid (CSF) and skull.  
