Generic Solution for Image Object Recognition Based on Vision Cognition Theory

Aimin, Wu; Xu, De; Yang, Xu; Zheng, Jianhui

doi:10.1007/11540007_166

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“…the low level task of determining the precise spatial extent of such structure. The recognition task is better performed by the human eye rather than by any automatic algorithm, due to the capability of the human eye-brain system to integrate previous knowledge about objects during the recognition process (Wu et al, 2005). That is why in medical image segmentation the operator usually performs the recognition of the structure of interest manually, by placing seed points or an initialized dynamic curve in the targeted organ, or by cropping a region of interest (ROI) around it.…”

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Automatic recognition of the common carotid artery in longitudinal ultrasound B-mode scans

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Hoeks

2008

Medical Image Analysis

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Automatic recognition of the common carotid artery in longitudinal ultrasound B-mode scans

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Hoeks

2008

Medical Image Analysis

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“…the low level task of determining the pre-cise spatial extent of such structure. The recognition task is better performed by the human eye rather than by any automatic algorithm, due to the capability of the human eye-brain system to integrate previous knowledge about objects during the recognition process (Wu 2005). That is why in medical image segmentation the operator usually performs the recognition of the structure of interest manually, by placing seed points or an initialized dynamic curve in the targeted organ, or by cropping a region of interest (ROI) around it.…”

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Common carotid artery morphology and dynamics estimated with automatic ultrasound segmentation

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Robust object recognition using a color co-occurrence histogram and the spatial relations of image patches

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Generic Solution for Image Object Recognition Based on Vision Cognition Theory

Cited by 5 publications

References 17 publications

Automatic recognition of the common carotid artery in longitudinal ultrasound B-mode scans

Automatic recognition of the common carotid artery in longitudinal ultrasound B-mode scans

Common carotid artery morphology and dynamics estimated with automatic ultrasound segmentation

Robust object recognition using a color co-occurrence histogram and the spatial relations of image patches

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