With the advent of computer-assisted diagnosis (CAD), the accuracy of cancer detection from histopathology images is significantly increased. However, color variation in the CAD system is inevitable due to the variability of stain concentration and manual tissue sectioning. The small variation in color may lead to the misclassification of cancer cells. Therefore, color normalization is a very much essential step prior to segmentation and classification in order to reduce the inter-variability of background color among a set of source images. In this paper, a novel color normalization method is proposed for Hematoxylin and Eosin stained histopathology images. Conventional Reinhard algorithm is modified in our proposed method by incorporating fuzzy logic. Moreover, mathematically, it is proved that our proposed method satisfies all three hypotheses of color normalization. Furthermore, several quality metrics are estimated locally for evaluating the performance of various color normalization methods. The experimental result reveals that our proposed method has outperformed all other benchmark methods. INDEX TERMS Computer assisted diagnosis, color normalization, H & E stained histopathology image, fuzzy logic, quality metric.
Abstract-In this work, we explore the design of an integrated, low power single chip multi-channel ProportionalIntegral-Derivative (PID) controller for emerging miniature robotics, that includes N inputs and N corresponding outputs thereby resulting in N parallel channels in the control system. It includes analog front-end (AFE) and analog PID controllers for PID parameter tuning based on PSO algorithm. The AFE incorporates adaptive biasing to ensure low power. The PSO is optimized with respect to tuning precision, power and area. This makes it attractive for real-time tuning of multiple miniaturized robotic devices with a single PSO tuning algorithm block assigned for the task. For simulation and testing purposes, we take N as 3 with the channels being defined by their application-ends or plants, namely: dc motor, temperature sensor and gyroscope.
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