CHARACTERIZATION OF MAMMARY GLAND TISSUE USING JOINT ESTIMATORS OF MINKOWSKI FUNCTIONALS

A theoretical approach to estimate the Minkowski functionals, i.e., area fraction, specifc boundary length and specifc Euler number in 2D, and their asymptotic covariance matrix proposed by Spodarev and Schmidt (2005) and Pantle et al. (2006a;b) is applied to real image data. These two-dimensional i...

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Main Authors: Torsten Mattfeldt, Daniel Meschenmoser, Ursa Pantle, Volker Schmidt
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Slovenian Society for Stereology and Quantitative Image Analysis 2011-05-01
Series:Image Analysis and Stereology
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Online Access:http://www.ias-iss.org/ojs/IAS/article/view/804
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spelling doaj-0c2b144f314f43688ef6fa8d6b353dbc2020-11-24T21:35:59ZengSlovenian Society for Stereology and Quantitative Image AnalysisImage Analysis and Stereology1580-31391854-51652011-05-01261132210.5566/ias.v26.p13-22776CHARACTERIZATION OF MAMMARY GLAND TISSUE USING JOINT ESTIMATORS OF MINKOWSKI FUNCTIONALSTorsten MattfeldtDaniel MeschenmoserUrsa PantleVolker SchmidtA theoretical approach to estimate the Minkowski functionals, i.e., area fraction, specifc boundary length and specifc Euler number in 2D, and their asymptotic covariance matrix proposed by Spodarev and Schmidt (2005) and Pantle et al. (2006a;b) is applied to real image data. These two-dimensional images show mammary gland tissue and should be classifed automatically as tumor-free or mammary cancer, respectively. The estimation procedure is illustrated step-by-step and the calculations are described in detail. To reduce dependencies from chosen parameters, a least-squares approach is considered as recommended by Klenk et al. (2006). Emphasis is placed on the detailed description of the estimation procedure and the application of the theory to real image data.http://www.ias-iss.org/ojs/IAS/article/view/804asymptotic covariance matrixbreast cancermammary carcinomamammary gland tissueMinkowski functionalsrandom closed setspecifc intrinsic volumes
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author Torsten Mattfeldt
Daniel Meschenmoser
Ursa Pantle
Volker Schmidt
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Daniel Meschenmoser
Ursa Pantle
Volker Schmidt
CHARACTERIZATION OF MAMMARY GLAND TISSUE USING JOINT ESTIMATORS OF MINKOWSKI FUNCTIONALS
Image Analysis and Stereology
asymptotic covariance matrix
breast cancer
mammary carcinoma
mammary gland tissue
Minkowski functionals
random closed set
specifc intrinsic volumes
author_facet Torsten Mattfeldt
Daniel Meschenmoser
Ursa Pantle
Volker Schmidt
author_sort Torsten Mattfeldt
title CHARACTERIZATION OF MAMMARY GLAND TISSUE USING JOINT ESTIMATORS OF MINKOWSKI FUNCTIONALS
title_short CHARACTERIZATION OF MAMMARY GLAND TISSUE USING JOINT ESTIMATORS OF MINKOWSKI FUNCTIONALS
title_full CHARACTERIZATION OF MAMMARY GLAND TISSUE USING JOINT ESTIMATORS OF MINKOWSKI FUNCTIONALS
title_fullStr CHARACTERIZATION OF MAMMARY GLAND TISSUE USING JOINT ESTIMATORS OF MINKOWSKI FUNCTIONALS
title_full_unstemmed CHARACTERIZATION OF MAMMARY GLAND TISSUE USING JOINT ESTIMATORS OF MINKOWSKI FUNCTIONALS
title_sort characterization of mammary gland tissue using joint estimators of minkowski functionals
publisher Slovenian Society for Stereology and Quantitative Image Analysis
series Image Analysis and Stereology
issn 1580-3139
1854-5165
publishDate 2011-05-01
description A theoretical approach to estimate the Minkowski functionals, i.e., area fraction, specifc boundary length and specifc Euler number in 2D, and their asymptotic covariance matrix proposed by Spodarev and Schmidt (2005) and Pantle et al. (2006a;b) is applied to real image data. These two-dimensional images show mammary gland tissue and should be classifed automatically as tumor-free or mammary cancer, respectively. The estimation procedure is illustrated step-by-step and the calculations are described in detail. To reduce dependencies from chosen parameters, a least-squares approach is considered as recommended by Klenk et al. (2006). Emphasis is placed on the detailed description of the estimation procedure and the application of the theory to real image data.
topic asymptotic covariance matrix
breast cancer
mammary carcinoma
mammary gland tissue
Minkowski functionals
random closed set
specifc intrinsic volumes
url http://www.ias-iss.org/ojs/IAS/article/view/804
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