Autores
Felipe Riverón Edgardo Manuel
Villalobos Castaldi Fabiola Miroslaba
Suaste Gómez Ernesto
Albortante Morato Cecilia
Título A Semi-supervised Puzzle-Based Method for Separating the Venous and Arterial Vascular Networks in Retinal Images
Tipo Congreso
Sub-tipo SCOPUS
Descripción Lecture Notes in Computer Science; 6th Mexican Conference on Pattern Recognition, MCPR 2014
Resumen The focus of this work is to create a methodology to separate the entire vascular network into its independent veins and arteries networks in optical human fundus images. It has been developed following the logical procedure used by humans when they assemble a puzzle. In the development of the methodology we take into consideration physiological properties, topological properties of the tree structure and morphological properties of both networks, that is, they have only bifurcations, crosses and ending points, and also that crosses are produced always between venous and arterial branches. For arterial blood vessels we get a classification capability, based on the pixel counting, of 84.88% while for venous was 82.87%. This indicates that the methodology classified correctly as average 83.80% of the total blood vessels in the images.
Observaciones (including subseries Lecture Notes in Artificial Intelligence and Lecture Notes in Bioinformatics); Code 106561
Lugar Cancun
País Mexico
No. de páginas 251-260
Vol. / Cap. 8495
Inicio 2014-06-25
Fin 2014-06-28
ISBN/ISSN 978-331907490-0