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Title: Three-dimensional co-occurrence matrices


1
Three-dimensional co-occurrence matrices Gabor
filtersCurrent progress
  • Gray-level co-occurrence matrices
  • Carl Philips
  • Gabor filters
  • Daniel Li
  • Supervisor Jacob D. Furst, Ph.D.

2
Goals
  • Comparison of co-occurrence matrices and Gabor
    filters
  • 2D GLCM vs. 3D GLCM
  • 2D Gabor vs. 3D Gabor
  • Linear Discriminate Analysis vs. Decision Tree

3
3D image
4
Co-occurrence matrices
  • Co-occurrence Matrix
  • Distance 2
  • Angle 0

1 2 3 4 5 6
1 0 1 1 0 0 0
2 1 0 0 1 0 0
3 1 2 0 0 0 0
4 0 0 1 0 0 1
5 1 1 0 1 0 0
6 1 1 0 1 0 0
  • Original Image

1 6 3 4 2
5 6 5 1 5
2 4 4 3 5
4 3 6 2 2
1 3 2 1 1
5
Co-occurrence matrices
  • Output 13 Haralick texture descriptors
  • Energy
  • Entropy
  • Correlation
  • Contrast
  • Inverse Difference Moment
  • Variance
  • Sum Mean
  • Inertia
  • Cluster Shade
  • Cluster Prominence
  • Max Probability
  • Inverse Variance
  • Mode Probability

6
Co-occurrence matrices
  • Global
  • Features extracted are for the entire cube
  • 13 Directions
  • Four original 2D directions
  • Nine new 3D directions
  • 4 Distances
  • 1, 2, 4, and 8 pixels
  • 13 features extracted per distance per direction
  • 13413676 features per cube

7
Principle Component Analysis
  • 676 is far to many features
  • Computers unable to perform LDA
  • Retain 1.0000 variability with 5 component
  • Main variable within each component is Cluster
    Tendency

8
Linear Discriminate Analysis
9
Decision Tree
10
Linear Discriminate Analysis results
  • Classification of cubes using 2D Co-Occurrence
    Matrices and Linear Discriminate Analysis
  • 57.6 of the training set correctly classified
  • 58.2 of the testing set correctly classified

11
Linear Discriminate Analysis results
  • Classification of cubes using 3D Co-Occurrence
    Matrices and Linear Discriminate Analysis
  • 57.9 of the training set correctly classified
  • 51.2 of the testing set correctly classified

12
Decision Tree results
  • Classification of cubes using 2D Co-Occurrence
    Matrices and Decision Tree
  • 93.4 of the training set correctly classified
  • 88.8 of the testing set correctly classified

13
Decision Tree results
  • Classification of cubes using 3D Co-Occurrence
    Matrices and Decision Tree
  • 91.7 of the training set correctly classified
  • 89.1 of the testing set correctly classified

14
Gabor filters, introduction

Sinusoid
Gaussian
Gabor
15
Gabor filters, a 2D example
16
Gabor filters, a 2D example
17
Gabor filters, a 2D example
18
Gabor filter Construction
Sinusoid1In2D Sinusoid2In2D
Gabor1In2D Gabor2In2D
Gaussian2 Gaussian3
Sinusoid1In3D Sinusoid2In3D Sinusoid3In3D
Gabor1In3D Gabor2In3D Gabor3In3D
19
Gabor filters The five filters
2D 1-dir and 2-dir
3D 1-dir, 2-dir, 3-dir
20
Gabor filters Our tests
x 3710
Liver cube
x 3710
Non-liver cube
21
Results for Gabor filters
22
Results for Gabor filters
23
Hypotheses for results
  • 2D data sets were 20x / 60x larger than 3D data
    sets
  • Scans were not isotropic, and distance in
    Z-direction not uniform across patients

24
Future work
  • Reduce cases of 2D to be same as 3D and compare
    results
  • Complete 3in3D testing
  • Use isotropic data if possible

25
Questions
  • Any questions?

26
Co-occurrence matrices
  • Output 13 Haralick texture descriptors
  • Inertia
  • Contrast
  • Energy
  • Sum Mean
  • Entropy
  • Correlation
  • Variance

27
Co-occurrence matrices
  • Output 13 Haralick texture descriptors
  • Max Probability
  • Inverse Variance
  • Mode Probability
  • Homogeneity
  • Cluster Shade
  • Cluster Prominence
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