B-COSFIER-based retinal blood vessel segmentation method for eye fundus image
A technology for retinal blood vessels and fundus images, applied in the field of medical image recognition, can solve the problems of unstable processing effect and low accuracy
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[0083] Apply the method of the present invention to Figure 6 (a) The color fundus image taken from the DRIVE dataset is used for blood vessel segmentation. The schematic diagram of the segmentation process is (b) the green channel image, (c) the image after the CLAHE operation, (d) the image after the B-COSFIRE filter operation , (e) the map after morphological top-hat transformation, (f) the map after the binarization operation, and (g) the final blood vessel segmentation map.
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[0085] Apply the method of the present invention to Figure 7 (a) The color fundus image taken from the STARE dataset is used for blood vessel segmentation. The schematic diagram of the segmentation process is (b) the green channel image, (c) the image after the CLAHE operation, and (d) the B-COSFIRE filter operation. The final image, (e) is the image after morphological top hat transformation, (f) is the image after binarization operation, and (g) is the final blood vessel segmentation image.
[0086] It can be seen from the segmentation and extraction diagrams of Example 1 and Example 2 that the blood vessel segmentation of the fundus image using the method of the present invention has a high accuracy rate, and the segmentation process is easy to operate.
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