Image sequence analysis
AssigneeKoninklijke Philips N.V.
InventorsAlexandra Groth, Tanja Lossau, Irina Waechter-Stehle, Frank Michael Weber, Jochen Peters, Sebastian Wild, Arne Ewald, Andre Goossen
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AssigneeKoninklijke Philips N.V.
InventorsAlexandra Groth, Tanja Lossau, Irina Waechter-Stehle, Frank Michael Weber, Jochen Peters, Sebastian Wild, Arne Ewald, Andre Goossen
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A system and method for achieving more accurate results when applying an image processing task to a series of medical images of a patient, without significantly increasing processing resource. The proposed system and method is based on receiving a plurality of image sequences of a particular anatomical region, each capturing cyclical movement of an anatomical object. Each image sequence is supplied to a classifier module which employs use of one or more machine learning algorithms to derive at least one score for each image sequence indicative of predicted success or quality of a result of the image processing task if applied to the given image series. This permits an assessment to be made in advance of which of the plurality of image series is most likely to result in the best (e.g. highest quality, or greatest amount of information) results from the image processing task. This allows maximization of the quality of image processing results, without the need to actually process each of the image series with the image processing task, which would consume a large amount of processing resource and consume time.
A system for assessing candidate image series of a cyclically moving anatomical object for application of an image processing task, the system comprising:
A computer implemented method comprising:
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