Precise multi-spectral dermatological imaging

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作者
Gómez, DD [1 ]
Carstensen, JM [1 ]
Ersboll, BK [1 ]
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[1] Tech Univ Denmark, Sect Image Anal & Comp Graph, Lyngby, Denmark
关键词
image acquisition; calibration; illumination; independent component analysis; projection pursuit;
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TL [原子能技术]; O571 [原子核物理学];
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0827 ; 082701 ;
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In this work, an integrated imaging system to obtain accurate and reproducible multi-spectral dermatological images is proposed. The system is made up of an integrating sphere, light emitting diodes and a generic monochromatic camera. The system can collect up to 10 different spectral bands. These spectral bands vary from ultraviolet to near infrared. The well-defined and diffuse illumination of the optically closed scene aims to avoid shadows and specular reflections. Furthermore, the system has been developed to guarantee the reproducibility of the collected images. This allows for comparative studies of time series of images. Two experiments are conducted to show the ability of the system to acquire highly precise and standardized multi-spectral images. The first experiment aims to show the capacity of the system to collect reproducible images. The second experiment demonstrates that the multi-spectral images provide more information than the classical thri-chromatic images and that this information is enough to segment lesions easily. These two facts together indicate the suitability of the system to collect images and to summarize and track the evolution of dermatological diseases.
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页码:3262 / 3266
页数:5
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