The invention discloses an intelligent slow-release
drug carrier
screening method based on material
microscopic image recognition, which integrates nano hyperspectrum, cryoelectron
microscope and Raman spectrum data through a multi-
modal data synchronous acquisition
system to realize nanoscale space alignment of
microscopic morphology and component distribution. A non-local mean
denoising algorithm is adopted to enhance pore
structure recognition, and
chemical bond state changes are quantified in combination with adaptive baseline correction and multi-
peak fitting technologies. A characteristic spectrum
library is constructed, a
chemical distribution diagram is generated through spectrum angle mapping, and the co-localization of the carrier and the
medicine is analyzed in combination with spatial
mutual information entropy. A space-spectrum combined
encoder is innovatively developed, multi-
modal features are fused by using a cross attention mechanism, and quantitative indexes such as a pore
filling rate,
crystallinity change and an interaction stability
score are output. According to the method, the static and single-mode limitation of a traditional method is broken through, and a complete screening
system from
microstructure analysis to release dynamics prediction is established.