结合图像处理和集体智能的乳房热图像分割新方法

M. B. Moran, G. H. Apostolo, A. S. Araújo, Eduardo de O. Andrade, J. V. Filho, A. Conci
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大多数医学图像分析研究在某个阶段都需要对生物结构的边界进行划分。这个过程称为分段。在某些情况下,目前的技术表现出令人满意的结果,但在其他情况下,如热成像中的乳房分割,它仍然是一个悬而未决的问题。一些研究调查了使用自动化解决方案来解决这个问题。然而,自动过程并不总是呈现令人满意的结果,需要专家的积极参与来验证它并在必要时重新分割图像。由于这样的任务可能很昂贵,而且需要很长时间才能完成,因此这种情况推动了对分割过程的替代方法的探索。因此,在这项工作中,我们提出了一种替代方案,将传统的图像处理技术与集体智能技术相结合,这种技术基于群体的智慧,以更快、更便宜的方式解决问题。我们提出了SegMedBC,这是一个原型,其中应用了前面提到的方法来改进分割过程。此外,还进行了一项实验研究,以验证非专业用户参与这一活动。
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A Novel Approach for the Segmentation of Breast Thermal Images Combining Image Processing and Collective Intelligence
Most studies analyzing medical images at some stage require the demarcation of boundaries of biological structures. This process is called segmentation. In some contexts, current techniques present satisfactory results, but in others, like breast segmentation in thermographies, it remains an open problem. Several studies have investigated the use of automated solutions for this problem. However, the automatic process does not always present a satisfactory result, requiring the active involvement of a specialist for validating it and re-segmenting images when necessary. As such task can be expensive and take too long to be completed, this scenario drives the exploration of alternative approaches for the segmentation process. Hence, in this work we propose an alternative that combines traditional techniques of image processing with techniques of collective intelligence, which is based on the wisdom of crowds to solve problems in a faster and less expensive way. We present SegMedBC, a prototype in which the methods previously mentioned are applied to improve the segmentation process. Furthermore, an experimental study is carried out to validate the involvement of lay users in this activity.
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