Systems and methods for optimizing detection and labeling of anatomical structures of interest
A technology for structures of interest, anatomical structures, used in character and pattern recognition, instrumentation, healthcare informatics, etc. to improve patient care and optimize delivery
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[0026] Anatomical regions in medical images can be identified using a variety of image processing techniques, including classification-based anatomical structure detection, registration using statistical templates, and model-based segmentation, or a combination of those techniques. A possible embodiment is the sliding window method. In this context, anatomy detection is a classification task. Using a feature-based representation of a set of positive and negative image patches, machine learning is used to discriminate between the two classes. In the detection phase, the classified images are used in order to identify image regions with high probability for the target anatomy. Using this method, a large number of detectors may have to be applied to the image in order to estimate the likelihood of all anatomical structures under consideration. Furthermore, the selection of an appropriate accepted threshold for likelihood is critical to balance the tradeoff between false positiv...
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