Image processing device, image processing method, and image processing program
AssigneeFUJIFILM Corporation
InventorTakafumi Koike
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Abstract
An image processing device detects a spicula candidate region having a radial line structure from each of a plurality of tomographic images indicating a plurality of tomographic planes of an object and determines whether or not the spicula candidate region is a spicula on the basis of an amount of change of a center position of the line structure included in the spicula candidate region between the tomographic planes.
Claims7
An image processing device comprising:
- at least one processor,
- wherein the processor detects a spicula candidate region having a radial line structure from each of a plurality of tomographic images indicating a plurality of tomographic planes of an object, and determines whether or not the spicula candidate region is a spicula on the basis of an amount of change of a center position of the line structure included in the spicula candidate region between the tomographic planes.
An image processing method that is executed by a processor included in an image processing device, the image processing method comprising:
- detecting a spicula candidate region having a radial line structure from each of a plurality of tomographic images indicating a plurality of tomographic planes of an object;
- and
- determining whether or not the spicula candidate region is a spicula on the basis of an amount of change of a center position of the line structure included in the spicula candidate region between the tomographic planes.
A non-transitory computer-readable storage medium storing an image processing program that causes a processor included in an image processing device to execute a process comprising:
- detecting a spicula candidate region having a radial line structure from each of a plurality of tomographic images indicating a plurality of tomographic planes of an object;
- and
- determining whether or not the spicula candidate region is a spicula on the basis of an amount of change of a center position of the line structure included in the spicula candidate region between the tomographic planes.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.