Advanced image analysis for medical diagnostics: a system for segmentation and classification using level set methods and AI algorithms

This work aims to implement and utilize an advanced computer system for image analysis and processing through artificial intelligence. The system will evaluate images from multiple sources. As a result, a comprehensive e-Medicus system will be developed to capture and analyze X-ray data and classify cancer cells. This innovative tool, with its unique features tailored for medical facilities, will assist them in capturing and analyzing X-ray images and CT scan results. The e-Medicus system offers several benefits for medical facilities, including efficient automation of photo analysis, tracking changes in a patient's condition over time, and facilitating the identification of medical changes and data classification. A multimedia presentation of the change process will use the contour set function, allowing for topological changes in solution properties. The system integrates novel procedures and algorithms from theoretical computer science and numerical mathematics, leveraging neural networks, genetic algorithms, semantic networks, image ontology, rough set theory, contour set methods, and hybrid algorithms. These developed algorithms enhance methods and concepts in image segmentation, gathering, transmitting, storing, extracting, and effectively presenting information.

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Journal of Modern Science
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2024-08-20
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https://doi.org/10.13166/jms/191421
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Medical Image Segmentation Techniques
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Advanced image analysis for medical diagnostics: a system for segmentation and classification using level set methods and AI algorithms

Mariusz Mazurek, Joanna Girzelska, Edmund Wąsik
Journal of Modern Science
Medical Image Segmentation Techniques
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Advanced image analysis for medical diagnostics: a system for segmentation and classification using level set methods and AI algorithms

Mariusz Mazurek, Joanna Girzelska, Edmund Wąsik
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Abstract

This work aims to implement and utilize an advanced computer system for image analysis and processing through artificial intelligence. The system will evaluate images from multiple sources. As a result, a comprehensive e-Medicus system will be developed to capture and analyze X-ray data and classify cancer cells. This innovative tool, with its unique features tailored for medical facilities, will assist them in capturing and analyzing X-ray images and CT scan results. The e-Medicus system offers several benefits for medical facilities, including efficient automation of photo analysis, tracking changes in a patient's condition over time, and facilitating the identification of medical changes and data classification. A multimedia presentation of the change process will use the contour set function, allowing for topological changes in solution properties. The system integrates novel procedures and algorithms from theoretical computer science and numerical mathematics, leveraging neural networks, genetic algorithms, semantic networks, image ontology, rough set theory, contour set methods, and hybrid algorithms. These developed algorithms enhance methods and concepts in image segmentation, gathering, transmitting, storing, extracting, and effectively presenting information.

Journal of Modern ScienceVol. 57(3)
University of Economics and Innovation (PL), Polish Academy of Learning (PL), Polish Academy of Sciences (PL)
Openalex Percentile: Top 87%
Medical Image Segmentation Techniques
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