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Fig 1.

Schematic of the atlas selection method.

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Table 1.

Mean and standard deviation of the average dice score and 95% Hausdorff distance (in cm) incurred by the different method of atlas selection strategies.

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Fig 2.

This figure represents the segmentation performance for cMAS, MAS-SAGA, MAS-SIM, and MAS-FASA.

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Fig 3.

Dice and 95HD results of the different selection strategies.

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Fig 4.

The images selected in the MAS-SIM and MAS-FASA approaches contain 30 * 70 color patches. The number of rows represents 30 testing images and the number of columns represents 70 atlas images. Each row contains 5 images selected by MAS-SIM indicated in yellow, and 5 images selected by MAS-FASA indicated in red. The orange patches indicate those images were selected by both MAS-SIM and MAS-FASA. The green patches indicate that the image was not selected.

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Table 2.

Average time cost of cMAS, MAS-SAGA, MAS-SIM, and MAS-FASA.

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