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Abstract
A new feature descriptor called local bit-plane domain 3D oriented arbitrary and circular shaped scanning pattern (LB-3D-OACSP) is proposed for biomedical image retrieval in this study. Unlike the circular, zigzag and other scanning structures, the LB-3D-OACSP descriptor calculates the association between reference-pixel and its surrounding pixels in bit-plane domain in a 3D plane using multi-directional 3D arbitrary and 3D circular shaped scanning patterns. In contrast to other scanning structures, the multi-directional 3-D arbitrary shaped patterns provide more continual angular dissimilarity among the sampling positions with the aim to capture more frequent changes in the local textures. The total of sixteen number of discriminative 3D arbitrary and 3D circular shaped patterns oriented in various directions are applied on a 3D plane constructed using respective bit-planes of three multi-scale images which ensures the maximum extraction of inter-scale geometrical information across the scales which very effectively captures not only the uniform but non-uniform textures too. The multi-scale images are generated by processing the input image with Gaussian filter banks generating three multi-scale images. The LB-3D-OACSP descriptor is able to capture most of the very fine to coarse image textures through encoding of bit-planes. The performance of LB-3D-OACSP is tested on three popular biomedical image databases both in terms of % average retrieval precision (ARP) and % average retrieval recall (ARR). The experiments demonstrate an encouraging enhancement in terms of %ARP and %ARR as compared to many existing state of the art descriptors.
中国图象图形学报Computer Science-Computer Graphics and Computer-Aided Design
CiteScore
1.20
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0.00%
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6776
期刊介绍:
Journal of Image and Graphics (ISSN 1006-8961, CN 11-3758/TB, CODEN ZTTXFZ) is an authoritative academic journal supervised by the Chinese Academy of Sciences and co-sponsored by the Institute of Space and Astronautical Information Innovation of the Chinese Academy of Sciences (ISIAS), the Chinese Society of Image and Graphics (CSIG), and the Beijing Institute of Applied Physics and Computational Mathematics (BIAPM). The journal integrates high-tech theories, technical methods and industrialisation of applied research results in computer image graphics, and mainly publishes innovative and high-level scientific research papers on basic and applied research in image graphics science and its closely related fields. The form of papers includes reviews, technical reports, project progress, academic news, new technology reviews, new product introduction and industrialisation research. The content covers a wide range of fields such as image analysis and recognition, image understanding and computer vision, computer graphics, virtual reality and augmented reality, system simulation, animation, etc., and theme columns are opened according to the research hotspots and cutting-edge topics.
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