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Laryngeal Structure Segmentation in High-Speed Videoendoscopy Using Deep Learning
Laryngeal high-speed videoendoscopy (HSV) offers an effective means of observing the motion of different laryngeal structures along with vibratory behaviors of the vocal folds under various voicing conditions. Segmentation of laryngeal tissues enables analysis of different tissue structures and thei
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