X-ray medical image objective reconstruction based on independent component analysis
An independent component analysis and medical image technology, which is applied in the field of biomedical engineering, can solve problems such as low contrast, difficult to distinguish, and large noise, and achieve the effects of improving image signal-to-noise ratio, accurate detection, and improving material identification accuracy
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[0022] The X-ray medical image target reconstruction method based on independent component analysis, in order to reduce the difficulty of reconstruction, the image is directly denoised and preprocessed to meet the precondition of independent component analysis separation; then, each pixel is separated according to the difference in the proportion and thickness of the main components of the photographed organs The aliasing thickness value; based on the optimization and improvement of Fast Independent Component Analysis (FastICA) with better convergence speed and separation effect, it meets the medical image reconstruction conditions; finally, the separated target image is corrected according to the subjective evaluation.
[0023] When the X-ray beam passes through the human body, the human body absorbs the X-ray to different degrees, and the energy of the X-ray beam passing through different tissues to the detector is also different. Assume that the initial energy of X-rays in t...
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