A Novel Label-Free Pattern Recognition Cytometry Method
A pattern recognition and mark-free technology, applied in instruments, image analysis, computing, etc., can solve problems such as high cost and complex optical path, and achieve the effects of avoiding interference, overcoming complex optical path, and simple installation
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[0051] Prepare a yeast solution with a suitable concentration, use the device of the present invention to obtain a two-dimensional light scattering pattern of the yeast solution, and compare and verify the experimental results and theoretical simulation results. Figure 2 shows the comparison of the theoretical simulation results of the two-dimensional scattering pattern formed by a single yeast cell in Figure 2(a) and Figure 2(b) with the experimental results in Figure 2(c) and Figure 2(d). Yeast is a single-celled microorganism with a cell diameter of about 3-6 μm. The scatter diagram of the experiment presents two different morphologies as shown in Figure 2(c) and Figure 2(d). In the simulation, yeast cells are assumed to be spherical particles with different diameters, the refractive index is 1.42, the incident wavelength is 532nm, and the refractive index of the surrounding medium is 1.334. The diameter of the cells in Figure 2 (a) is 3.8 μm, and the diameter in (b) is 5.0 ...
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[0053] Using the device of the present invention, 60 corresponding two-dimensional light scattering patterns of aggregates are obtained from 60 groups of yeast cell aggregates. Among them, 30 groups are patterns of 3 yeast cell aggregations, and the other 30 groups are patterns of 4 yeast cell aggregations. The size of each scatter pattern is 220×220 pixels, and has been normalized, such as Figure 3(a)-Figure 3(d) .
[0054] The present invention uses the AdaBoost method to perform a leave-one-out experiment. The specific implementation steps are: train the light scattering patterns of 59 known classifications (3 yeast cell aggregations or 4 yeast cell aggregations), obtain a group of weak classifiers for pattern recognition, and then use the 60th pattern to weakly classify this The classifier is tested. Record the correct number (CN) of the test data, and calculate the correct rate (AR) through the formula AR=CN / TN. TN represents the number of all 2D light scattering pat...
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[0058] The device of the invention is used for classifying and identifying normal cervical cells and cancerous cervical cells (HeLa cells). For the classification and identification of cervical cells, a total of 92 two-dimensional light scattering patterns were obtained using the label-free pattern recognition cytometer method of the present invention, 54 of which were normal cervical cell light scattering patterns, and 38 were HeLa cell light scattering patterns. Such as Figure 4(a)-Figure 4(d) shown. When using the AdaBoost method for pattern recognition, 91 scattering patterns are used to train the weak classifier, and the 92nd one is used for testing. As shown in Table 2, the study found that when the number of weak classifier layers is 7, the classification accuracy AR reaches a maximum value of 90.2%, among which the correct rate AR of normal cervical cells is 90.7%, and the correct rate AR of HeLa cells is 89.5%. Normal cervical cells and cancerous cervical cells are...
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