Segmentation of Small Animal Computed Tomography Images Using Original CT Values and Converted Grayscale Values
Résumé
Medical image segmentation is the foundation of normal and diseased
tissue 3D visualization, operation simulation and visual operation. In
this paper, we comprehensively use two values that represent the same
object (body tissue), to segment by the same algorithm implementation.
The original CT images are downloaded from the web source, the dog rib
tumor CT scan image by GE medical systems, all the experiment of dataset
of 312 thoracic CT scans. The core of the segmentation is k-means
clustering algorithm. The segmentation process consisted of two phases:
(1) convert CT value to JPG gray value or not use the original CT value
as the data sets for clustering; (2) segmentation bone tissue using the
new k-means clustering algorithm program which is implemented with
MATLAB 2012a programming language and for two-dimensional data matrix
directly. The experiment produced strikingly different results. These
results may be indicating that not only the segmentation algorithm
of CT image is important, but also the data for segmentation
is important too.
Domaines
Informatique [cs]Origine | Fichiers produits par l'(les) auteur(s) |
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