A hierarchical processing technique for lesion detection, classification, and segmentation on microscopy images
A microscopic image and image analysis technology, which is applied in image data processing, image analysis, image enhancement, etc., can solve problems such as limiting the accuracy of CAD systems
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[0018] The present disclosure provides a hierarchical image processing technique to speed up lesion detection on microscopic images. The system takes as input a magnified tissue image, such as a microscopic image (MSI, microscope image) (e.g., an image acquired under a microscope) or a whole-slide image (WSI, whole-slide image) (e.g., obtained from a whole-slide image). images acquired by slide imaging scanners). The system then automatically processes the images to identify lesions or abnormal tissue, such as cancer cells, on the images. The system can segment lesion areas and classify lesions into subtypes. To speed up calculations compared to previous techniques, the system is configured to first process images at a coarse level. Based on the lower certainty of determining the coarse level, the system is configured to switch to the fine level. To improve prediction accuracy, the system is also configured to fuse information from different scales.
[0019] The present di...
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