Blood vessel plaque CT image segmentation method based on position convolution attention network
A technology of vascular plaque and CT imaging, applied in the field of medical imaging, to achieve the effect of fine information, rapid screening and labeling
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[0046] Step a) includes the following steps:
[0047] a-1) By formula Using the z-score normalization method to calculate the area of vascular plaque in the normalized CT image where x original is the input vascular plaque CT sample, μ is the mean of the batch data, σ is the variance of the batch data, π is a given constant, and the denominator of the formula is 0;
[0048] a-2) In the image obtained by the computed tomography scan, the involuntary movement of the human body will cause artifacts in the detection result, and for this reason, noise reduction processing is performed on the CT image of the vascular plaque. Due to the difference of CT detection equipment, the image size will be different, so the normalized image is set. For m rows and n columns, through the formula convert the image Represented as a two-dimensional array, through the formula F(x,y)=median x,y∈around(x,y) [f(x,y)] applies median filtering to the image Perform noise reduction to obtain...
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[0051] In step c), the image D is processed by a two-dimensional convolution layer and then processed using batch normalization and a sigmoid activation function.
Embodiment 3
[0053] Step d) through the formula Calculate the feature map D 4 , D 4 ∈R Q×Q , where α is the scaling factor, T is the matrix transpose, is the feature map D 1 The ith pixel in , is the feature map D 2 The jth pixel in , by formula calculate and The degree of location correlation and dependence of , the greater the degree of correlation between them, the more similar the feature representations of the two locations.
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