Investigating the Effectiveness of Wavelet Approximations in Resizing Images for Ultrasound Image Classification

Umar Manzoor*, Samia Nefti, Milella Ferdinando

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Abstract

Images are difficult to classify and annotate but the availability of digital image databases creates a constant demand for tools that automatically analyze image content and describe it with either a category or a set of variables. Ultrasound Imaging is very popular and is widely used to see the internal organ(s) condition of the patient. The main target of this research is to develop a robust image processing techniques for a better and more accurate medical image retrieval and categorization. This paper looks at an alternative to feature extraction for image classification such as image resizing technique. A new mean for image resizing using wavelet transform is proposed. Results, using real medical images, have shown the effectiveness of the proposed technique for classification task comparing to bi-cubic interpolation and feature extraction.

Original languageEnglish
Article number221
JournalJournal of Medical Systems
Volume40
Issue number10
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - 1 Sept 2016

Keywords

  • Feature extraction
  • Image processing
  • Image resizing
  • Neural networks
  • Ultrasound classification
  • Wavelet transformation

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