A Brain Fiber Clustering Method Based on Spatial Path Similarity

A clustering method and spatial path technology, applied in the research field of brain nerve fibers, can solve the problems of intricate fibers and the inability to visualize and analyze fiber trajectories, and achieve the effect of reducing errors
CN106777982BActive Publication Date: 2019-07-26ZHEJIANG UNIV OF TECH

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Authority / Receiving Office
CN Β· China
Patent Type
Patents(China)
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ZHEJIANG UNIV OF TECH
Publication Date
2019-07-26

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Abstract

A brain fiber clustering method based on spatial path similarity, including the following steps: 1), import fiber data, track the fiber path, and calculate the similarity of each fiber; 2), due to the diversity of fiber data, there are The fibers of some tissues are relatively scattered and the number of fibers is small, while the fibers of some tissues are relatively dense and the number of fibers is very large; according to the size of the fiber data, two different fiber clustering methods are used: DPC (NGK) fiber Clustering method and DPC(GK) fiber clustering method; 3) Map the clustered fiber data to the corresponding color space for color coding and visual display; so as to achieve the effect of clearly distinguishing different types of fibers.
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[0001] The invention relates to the research of brain nerve fibers, and is a brain fiber clustering method based on spatial path similarity. Background technique

[0002] Water molecule dispersion is the basis of NMR technology. DWI, DTI and HARDI non-invasive detection technologies are all developed on the basis of water molecule dispersion and diffusion. Through MRI technology, people can already track the direction of white matter fibers. DTI is the most commonly used MRI technique to detect brain white matter structure, but its model is limited by the Gaussian assumption and cannot solve the problem of multi-fiber crossing. HARDI technology describes the displacement process of water molecules as a mixed Gaussian model, and compensates for the defects of DTI technology by calculating the characteristic direction and eigenvalue of the diffusion tensor of each component. The orientation of the fibers can be better described.

[0003] The above-mentioned ...

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