Modeling Spherical Image Objects Using Wavelets - Javid, Tariq
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This research project is about development of a shape modeling system for sphere like objects found in digital images. The shape models are approximations to corresponding discrete image parts or regions of interests in a digital image. A sphere is a natural settings and particularly suitable for distant image objects. However, there are many scenarios in which a sphere approximation is being used successfully for example shape of earth, human eyeball, heart, animations, and computer graphics, to name a few. In medical image processing and analysis, the left ventricle of human heart is…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
This research project is about development of a shape modeling system for sphere like objects found in digital images. The shape models are approximations to corresponding discrete image parts or regions of interests in a digital image. A sphere is a natural settings and particularly suitable for distant image objects. However, there are many scenarios in which a sphere approximation is being used successfully for example shape of earth, human eyeball, heart, animations, and computer graphics, to name a few. In medical image processing and analysis, the left ventricle of human heart is practically modeled usually with an ellipsoid model. In this project, a 3D regular hexagonal model is developed for a better approximation of spherical shape than the ellipsoid model. The better results are achieved for left ventricle ejection fraction computation. Most of the work is completed manually as a proof of concept for the possibility of such a system for practical use. However, a real implementation of this work is underway by the author and colleagues. The queries and comments are welcome and can be directed to the author.
Autorenporträt
Dr. Tariq Javid is Assistant Professor in Electrical Engineering department of Heavy Industries Taxila Education City (HITEC) University, Taxila Cantt-47070, Rawalpindi, Pakistan. His research interests include wavelet-based image processing and analysis, shape modeling, embedded systems, information security, and IT management.