Intelligent techniques for image segmentation in cell tracking and mobility analysis

A.A. Aly, S. Deris, N. Zaki
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Segmentation and tracking of cells is important step in cell motility studies. Over the past two decades, researchers have developed powerful methods for detecting and tracking the living cells. To improve the overall living cells tracking systems performance, we focused on developing a novel algorithm for image processing. This paper presents novel image segmentation and tracking system technique to incorporate the advantages of both Topological Alignments and snakes. Where the initial segmentation by Topological Alignments is firstly transformed into the input of the snake model and begins its evolvement to the interested object boundary and analyzes the cells mobility. In our experiments, we compared our algorithm with traditional snake. The results demonstrate that the proposed algorithm achieves accurate tracking for detecting and analyzing the mobility of the living cells. Our results indicate better segmentation and more accurate tracking for detecting and analyzing the mobility of the living cells. We have achieved better tracking and detecting for the cells, also dealing with under and over segmentation.
细胞跟踪和移动分析中图像分割的智能技术
细胞的分割和跟踪是细胞运动研究的重要步骤。在过去的二十年里,研究人员已经开发出检测和跟踪活细胞的强大方法。为了提高整个活细胞跟踪系统的性能,我们专注于开发一种新的图像处理算法。本文提出了一种新的图像分割和跟踪系统技术,结合了拓扑对齐和蛇的优点。其中,首先将Topological Alignments的初始分割转换为snake模型的输入,并开始向感兴趣的目标边界演化,并分析细胞的移动性。在我们的实验中,我们将我们的算法与传统的snake进行了比较。实验结果表明,该算法能够实现对活细胞运动轨迹的准确跟踪。我们的结果表明,更好的分割和更准确的跟踪检测和分析活细胞的流动性。我们对细胞进行了更好的跟踪和检测,同时处理了欠分割和过分割。
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