Target fluorescence spectrum unmixing method based on elimination of background fluorescence
A fluorescence elimination and fluorescence spectrum technology, which is applied in the field of target fluorescence spectrum unmixing based on background fluorescence elimination, can solve the problems of not considering background fluorescence contribution, inapplicability, etc., and achieve robustness, good calculation efficiency, and good unmixing effect of effect
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[0050] The target fluorescence spectrum unmixing method based on background fluorescence elimination of the present invention comprises steps as follows:
[0051] (1) First, the image is preprocessed to remove image noise and enhance the contrast between the target fluorescent area and the background fluorescent area.
[0052] (2) Considering that most of the target fluorescent areas have the characteristics of local cluster aggregation, these aggregation areas are covered and surrounded by the background fluorescent area, which is the main change area of each channel, we use the nuclear maximum autocorrelation factor method to get all The targeted fluorescent region of the channel image.
[0053] (3) After obtaining the target fluorescent area, we set the photon count value of the target fluorescent area in the multi-channel image to zero, and combined with the photon count value of the background fluorescence around the target fluorescent area, use the image repair technol...
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[0099] The process of the present invention is as figure 1 shown. After preprocessing, the influence of background fluorescence is reduced as much as possible, by automatically marking the main change area of the multi-channel image, that is, the target fluorescence area, combined with zeroing the photon count value of the target area and performing background fluorescence photon counting on this area The smooth patch, so as to get the desired background fluorescence image. On this basis, the alternating least squares method is used to optimize the equation (16) through continuous loop iterations to unmix the target fluorescence until a satisfactory accuracy result is achieved. Below just specific embodiment is described in detail:
[0100] 1. Image preprocessing
[0101] Preprocessing is to eliminate image Poisson noise and some artifacts generated during image acquisition, and at the same time smooth the image to a certain extent, enhance the target fluorescence area, a...
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