论文信息 - Applications of fractal modeling to cell image analysis

Applications of fractal modeling to cell image analysis

A method of estimating fractal dimension using mathematical morphology is derived and is applied to cell image analysis. The authors' goal was to assess the possibility of using fractal-based pattern recognition to do segmentation and classification. Preliminary results indicate that, by utilizing the fractal dimension property, the cells can be automatically classified as labeled or unlabeled cells.<<ETX>>

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