Separation of the Retinal Vascular Graph in Arteries and Veins
author:
Kai Rothaus,
University of Münster
Description
The vascular structure of the retina consists of two kinds of vessels: arteries and veins. Together these vessels form the vascular graph. In this paper we present an approach to separating arteries and veins based on a pre-segmentation and a few hand-labelled vessel segments. We use a rule-based method to propagate the vessel labels through the vascular graph. We embed this task as double-layered constrained search problem steered by a heuristical AC-3 algorithm to overcome the NPhard computational complexity. Results are presented on vascular graphs generated from hand-made as well as on automatical segmentation.
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| 0:00 | Separation of the Retinal Vascular Graphin Arteries and Veins |
| 0:23 | Outline |
| 1:09 | Medical Purpose |
| 3:59 | Vessel segmentation |
| 5:44 | Graph-based representation of the vasculature |
| 7:31 | SAT-Problem Specification (vessel labelling) |
| 10:27 | The labelling process (AC-3*) (1) |
| 12:17 | The labelling process (AC-3*) (2) |
| 13:58 | Operations for graph manipulation (edge labelling) |
| 16:26 | Steering the labelling process (Belief propagation) |
| 18:05 | Initial edge labelling |
| 19:03 | Solving Conflicts |
| 20:09 | Interactive labelling tool |
| 21:01 | Results on manually segmented images |
| 22:18 | Discussion results on manual segmentations |
| 22:55 | Results on automatic segmentations |
| 23:34 | Summary and Conclusions |
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