Method and system for automatic marking of small lesions in high-definition medical images
A medical image, small technology, applied in the field of image processing, can solve the problems of image information loss, excessive resolution difference, high cost, and achieve the effect of improving accuracy, ensuring accuracy, and enhancing sensitivity
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[0173] Embodiment 1: The implementation process of an automatic marking method for small lesions in a high-definition chest X-ray film image based on semi-supervised deep learning can be as follows figure 1 As shown, it includes the following steps:
[0174] Step 1: Construct a large-scale image input network for docking with a general convolutional neural network when high-definition medical images are used as data input. The implementation methods may include:
[0175] Select a large-scale convolution kernel C with a size of 13×13×64 0 , will be dimensioned as W I ×H I The high-definition medical image of ×3 is used as the input I for convolution operation, the convolution step is set to 6, and the smaller-scale convolution feature matrix T is obtained through pooling Pooling(·) and activation function A(·) 0 :
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[0177] where T 0 is of size Represents a convolution operation;
[0178] Select a convolution kernel C with a size of 1×1×128 1 As the convol...
Embodiment 2
[0216] Example 2: The implementation process of an automatic marking method for small lesions in diabetic retinal images based on semi-supervised deep learning can also refer to figure 1 , which includes the following steps:
[0217] Step 1: Construct a large-scale image input network for docking with a general convolutional neural network when using high-definition diabetic retinal images as data input. The implementation methods may include:
[0218] Select a large-scale convolution kernel C with a size of 13×13×64 0 , will be dimensioned as W I ×H I The ×3 high-definition diabetic retinal image is used as the input I for convolution operation, the convolution step is set to 6, and the smaller-scale convolution feature matrix T is obtained through pooling Pooling(·) and activation function A(·) 0 :
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[0220] where T 0 is of size Represents a convolution operation;
[0221] Select a convolution kernel C with a size of 1×1×128 1 As the convolution of the ...
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