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A Flexible and Efficient Numerical Framework for Image Segmentation by Energy Minimization

A widely used approach to image segmentation is to define corresponding segmentation energies and to compute shapes that are minimizers of these energies. In this work, we introduce a flexible and efficient numerical framework for minimization of such

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