CN110533573B - MRI image parallel processing method and processing system based on JAVA language - Google Patents

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CN110533573B
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The invention provides a JAVA-language-based MRI image parallel processing method and a JAVA-language-based MRI image parallel processing system, which are characterized in that the processing method comprises the following steps: starting; uploading a DICOM data compression package of the MRI image of the patient; decompressing the compression package to obtain MRI image brain structure file data; extracting brain structure file data of an MRI image, and analyzing and processing; collecting analysis processing results, correcting standard template data in stages according to a large amount of statistical data, and giving statistical analysis results; and (5) ending. The invention has the advantages that: according to the processing method and the processing system, the MRI image processing method of parallel processing of a plurality of machines is rewritten based on an open source image processing function library, and a large amount of MRI data is learned by the machines to form a Chinese MRI image processing model, so that the purposes of improving the processing speed, efficiency and precision are finally achieved, and the high-precision MRI image processing for Chinese is achieved.

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MRI image parallel processing method and processing system based on JAVA language
Technical Field
The invention belongs to the technical field of MRI image processing, and particularly relates to an MRI image parallel processing method and an MRI image parallel processing system based on JAVA language.
Background
The existing method for processing the MRI image is mostly based on a MATLAB platform under a single machine, most of image processing templates are European and American and southeast Asia race targets, and the image processing capability and the calculation model are only used in the research field.
However, the prior art processing method has the problems of low processing efficiency and low MRI image processing precision, and has no high-precision MRI image processing method aiming at Chinese people.
Disclosure of Invention
In order to overcome the problems in the prior art, the invention provides an MRI image parallel processing method and an MRI image parallel processing system based on JAVA language, which are based on an open source image processing function library, re-write a plurality of MRI image processing methods for parallel processing of machines, and form a Chinese MRI image processing model by learning a large amount of MRI data through the machines, so that the purposes of improving the processing speed, efficiency and precision are finally realized, and the high-precision MRI image processing for Chinese is realized.
The invention provides an MRI image parallel processing method based on JAVA language, which comprises the following steps:
(1) Starting;
(2) Uploading a DICOM data compression package of the MRI image of the patient;
(3) Decompressing the compression package to obtain MRI image brain structure file data, and specifically comprising the following 6 steps:
1) Non-uniform intensity normalization
In order to facilitate the unified processing of a computer, machine features need to be eliminated, the image intensity is normalized to be in the range of (0, 255), and a gray scale normalization method based on the image content features is used;
obtaining, from a priori knowledge, a marker range image represented by a tensor:
X∈R p×q×r×m alpha < X < beta, where alpha, beta are the range boundaries of the machine feature;
directly setting the calculated values as 0 and 255 after the calculation is finished, mapping the partial ranges in alpha and beta respectively corresponding to the content characteristics to (0, 255) and obtaining the content characteristics in X 1 ,X 2 Normalizing … Xn respectively;
the contrast of the marker range image can then be expressed as
Figure BDA0002190287550000021
Wherein X is i,j,k,l Intensity, X, of a first feature representing a position in three-dimensional space (i, j, k) i,j,k,l =1 represents red, X i,j,k,l =2 represents green, X i,j,k,l =3 represents blue, X i,j,k,l =4 represents transparency;
Figure BDA0002190287550000022
is the average intensity of the marker range image, expressed as
Figure BDA0002190287550000023
Using m=1, the above equation becomes
Figure BDA0002190287550000024
Figure BDA0002190287550000025
2) Unified precision of three directions using convolution tri-interpolation algorithm
f(i+u,j+v)=[A]×[B]×[C]
[A]=[S(u+1) S(u+0) S(u-1) S(u-2)]
Figure BDA0002190287550000031
Figure BDA0002190287550000032
Figure BDA0002190287550000033
Interpolation variables in three directions of X, Y and Z: x=abs (1- Φx), y=abs (1- Φy), z=abs (1- Φz);
wherein, phix, phiy and phiz respectively represent the precision in three directions;
3) Performing coordinate system space transformation
The spatial location of Patient Position is determined in DICOM standard by two fields, image Position (Patient) - (0020,0032) and Image Orientation (Patient) - (0020,0037); wherein Image Position (event) represents the (x, y, z) coordinates of the upper left corner of the Image in a spatial coordinate system in millimeters; image Orientation (Patent) represents the coordinate angle between the image coordinates and the corresponding coordinate of the anatomical coordinate systemA cosine value; to obtain displacements DeltaX, deltaY, deltaZ corresponding to a voxel position point (X, Y, Z) in the hypothetical dicom image, a (X i ,y i ,z i ) For the ith mark point coordinate, N is the number of mark points, m is 2-order spline, if there is
Figure BDA0002190287550000034
Figure BDA0002190287550000041
Δy (x, y, z), Δz (x, y, z) are calculated using the methods described above;
4) Smoothing using mean-shift algorithm
N sample points x in a given d-dimensional space Rd i I=1, 2,3, the terms, n, the vector at x is in the basic form:
Figure BDA0002190287550000042
wherein S is k Representing data points of the dataset having a distance x less than the sphere radius h, i.e
S h (x)={y:(y-x i )T(y-x i )<h 2 }
The drift vector is obtained through calculation, and the position of the center x of the updated sphere is as follows:
x:=x+M h
each iteration is carried out, the circle center is always moved towards the direction with the maximum data set density, the average position of the points in the circle is found to be used as a new circle center position, and the calculation formula of the drift vector is obtained by adding Gaussian weights:
Figure BDA0002190287550000043
calculating center coordinates updated each time as follows:
Figure BDA0002190287550000044
smoothing with Gaussian kernel
Figure BDA0002190287550000045
Figure BDA0002190287550000051
5) Region growing segmentation algorithm segments gray matter and white matter
Let R denote the entire 3d image matrix, then the segmentation can be seen as dividing the region R into n sub-regions R 1 ,R 2 ,......R n And the following conditions are required to be satisfied:
a:U(R i )=R;
b:R i is a connected region, i=1, 2,3,..;
c:R i ∩R j =empty set, for any i, j; all have i+.j;
d:P(R i ) =cure, for i=1, 2,..;
e:R(P i U R j )=False,i≠j;
the above-mentioned segmentation must be performed in units of voxels, otherwise, continuity of the segmented object cannot be ensured, resulting in incomplete segmentation; in order to improve the efficiency of the segmentation process, the processing process can be switched to cuda, and the result is taken out after the processing is finished;
6) Registering segmentation results to standard segmented brains
Taking the axial vector data f (x, y), registering it to the standard axial vector data f (x ', y'), transforming the model into:
Figure BDA0002190287550000052
wherein α is a scaling parameter; θ is a rotation angle parameter, and (Δx, Δy) is a translation parameter;
the image wavelet transform function is:
Figure BDA0002190287550000053
set h= { H n The low pass filter is }, g= { G n And the frequency is a high-pass filter, and the decomposition number is calculated by a Mallat algorithm, wherein the frequency is as follows
Figure BDA0002190287550000061
Registering the sampled image to the standard image by three transformations, telescoping, translating, rotating, wherein the telescoping transformation computes:
Figure BDA0002190287550000062
translational transformation calculation: let p=k-2 m, q=l-2 n, have
Figure BDA0002190287550000063
Rotation transformation calculation: let p= -kcosθ+lsinθ, q= -ksinθ+lcosθ, there is
c M+1 (2m cosθ+2n sinθ,-2m sinθ+2n cosθ)
The wavelet low pass filtering becomes:
Figure BDA0002190287550000064
Figure BDA0002190287550000071
after registration transformation, the detailed brain structure file data can be counted according to the standard;
(4) Extracting MRI image data and analyzing and processing brain structure file data;
(5) Collecting analysis processing results, correcting standard template data in stages according to a large amount of statistical data, and giving statistical analysis results;
(6) And (5) ending.
Preferably, the processing procedure of the region growing segmentation algorithm in the step 5) for segmenting gray matter and white matter can be transferred to cuda, and the result is taken out after the processing is completed.
The MRI image parallel processing system based on JAVA language adopts the method for processing MRI images based on JAVA language through JDK, combines with a server CPU and a memory to establish a plurality of subprograms, and simultaneously processes a plurality of image data.
The invention has the advantages that:
(1) the parallel processing method of the MRI image based on the JAVA language can realize the accurate analysis processing of the MRI image by an open source technology;
(2) according to the JAVA language-based MRI image parallel processing system, a networking technology is adopted to process MRI images in parallel by a plurality of machines, so that the processing speed is remarkably improved;
(3) according to the JAVA language-based MRI image parallel processing method and system, an open source image processing function library is used as a basis, a plurality of machines are rewritten to process MRI images in parallel, a large amount of MRI data is learned by the machines to form a Chinese MRI image processing model, the purposes of improving processing speed, efficiency and precision are finally achieved, and high-precision MRI image processing for Chinese is achieved.
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The following description of the embodiments of the present invention will be made clearly and completely with reference to the accompanying drawings, in which it is apparent that the embodiments described are only some embodiments of the present invention, but not all embodiments. All other embodiments, which can be made by those skilled in the art based on the embodiments of the invention without making any inventive effort, are intended to be within the scope of the invention.
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Referring to fig. 1, a JAVA language-based MRI image parallel processing method includes the steps of:
(1) Starting;
(2) Uploading a DICOM data compression package of the MRI image of the patient;
(3) Decompressing and compressing the package to obtain MRI image brain structure file data, which specifically comprises the following 6 steps:
1) Non-uniform intensity normalization
In order to facilitate the unified processing of a computer, machine features need to be eliminated, the image intensity is normalized to be in the range of (0, 255), and a gray scale normalization method based on the image content features is used;
obtaining, from a priori knowledge, a marker range image represented by a tensor:
X∈R p×q×r×m a < X < beta, where alpha, beta are the range boundaries of the machine feature;
directly setting the calculated values as 0 and 255 after the calculation is finished, mapping the partial ranges in alpha and beta respectively corresponding to the content characteristics to (0, 255) and obtaining the content characteristics in X 1 ,X 2 Normalizing … Xn respectively;
the contrast of the marker range image can then be expressed as:
Figure BDA0002190287550000081
wherein X is i,j,k,l Intensity, X, of a first feature representing a position in three-dimensional space (i, j, k) i,j,k,l =1 represents red, X i,j,k,l =2 represents green, X i,j,k,l =3 represents blue, X i,j,k,l =4 represents transparency;
Figure BDA0002190287550000091
is the average intensity of the marker range image, expressed as:
Figure BDA0002190287550000092
using m=1, the above equation becomes:
Figure BDA0002190287550000093
Figure BDA0002190287550000094
2) Unified precision of three directions using convolution tri-interpolation algorithm
f(i+u,j+v)=[A]×[B]×[C]
[A]=[S(u+1 )S(u+0 )S(u-1) S(u-2)
Figure BDA0002190287550000095
Figure BDA0002190287550000096
Figure BDA0002190287550000097
Interpolation variables in three directions of X, Y and Z: x=abs (1- Φx), y=abs (1- Φy), z=abs (1- Φz);
wherein, phix, phiy and phiz respectively represent the precision in three directions;
3) Performing coordinate system space transformation
The spatial location of Patient Position is determined in DICOM standard by two fields, image Position (Patient) - (0020,0032) and Image Orientation (Patient) - (0020,0037);wherein Image Position (event) represents the (x, y, z) coordinates of the upper left corner of the Image in a spatial coordinate system in millimeters; image Orientation (Patent) represents the cosine value of the coordinate included angle between the image coordinates and the corresponding coordinate of the anatomical coordinate system; to obtain displacements DeltaX, deltaY, deltaZ corresponding to a voxel position point (X, Y, Z) in the hypothetical dicom image, a (X i ,y i ,z i ) For the ith mark point coordinate, N is the number of mark points, m is a 2-order spline, and there are:
Figure BDA0002190287550000101
θy (x, y, z), Δz (x, y, z) are calculated using the method described above;
4) Smoothing using mean-shift algorithm
N sample points x in a given d-dimensional space Rd i I=1, 2,3, the terms, n, the vector at x is in the basic form:
Figure BDA0002190287550000102
wherein S is k Representing data points of the dataset having a distance x less than the sphere radius h, i.e
S h (x)={y:(y-x i ) T (y-x i )<h 2 }
The drift vector is obtained through calculation, and the position of the center x of the updated sphere is as follows:
x:=x+M h
each iteration is carried out, the circle center is always moved towards the direction with the maximum data set density, the average position of the points in the circle is found to be used as a new circle center position, and the calculation formula of the drift vector is obtained by adding Gaussian weights:
Figure BDA0002190287550000111
calculating center coordinates updated each time as follows:
Figure BDA0002190287550000112
smoothing using gaussian kernels, there are:
Figure BDA0002190287550000113
5) Region growing segmentation algorithm segments gray matter and white matter
Let R denote the entire 3d image matrix, then the segmentation can be seen as dividing the region R into n sub-regions R 1 ,R 2 ,......R n And the following conditions are required to be satisfied:
a:U(R i )=R;
b:R i is a connected region, i=1, 2,3,..;
c:R i ∩R j =empty set, for any i, j; all have i+.j;
d:P(R i ) =cure, for i=1, 2,..;
e:R(P i U R j )=False,i≠j;
the above-mentioned segmentation must be performed in units of voxels, otherwise, continuity of the segmented object cannot be ensured, resulting in incomplete segmentation; in order to improve the efficiency of the segmentation process, the processing process can be switched to cuda, and the result is taken out after the processing is finished;
6) Registering segmentation results to standard segmented brains
Taking the axial vector data f (x, y), registering it to the standard axial vector data f (x ', y'), transforming the model into:
Figure BDA0002190287550000121
wherein α is a scaling parameter; θ is a rotation angle parameter, and (Δx, Δy) is a translation parameter;
the image wavelet transform function is:
Figure BDA0002190287550000122
set h= { H n The low pass filter is }, g= { G n And (3) calculating the decomposition number by a Mallat algorithm if the filter is a high-pass filter, wherein the decomposition number is as follows:
Figure BDA0002190287550000123
registering the sampled image to the standard image by three transformations, telescoping, translating, rotating, wherein the telescoping transformation computes:
Figure BDA0002190287550000124
translational transformation calculation:
let p=k-2 m, q=l-2 n, have:
Figure BDA0002190287550000131
rotation transformation calculation:
let p=kcosθ+lsinθ, q= -ksinθ+lcosθ, there are:
c M+1 (2m cosθ+2n sinθ,-2m sinθ+2n cosθ)
the wavelet low pass filtering becomes:
Figure BDA0002190287550000132
after registration transformation, detailed MRI image brain structure file data can be counted according to the standard;
(4) Extracting brain structure file data of an MRI image, and analyzing and processing;
(5) Collecting analysis processing results, correcting standard template data in stages according to a large amount of statistical data, and giving statistical analysis results;
(6) And (5) ending.
The preferred embodiments of the invention disclosed above are intended only to assist in the explanation of the invention. The preferred embodiments are not intended to be exhaustive or to limit the invention to the precise form disclosed. Obviously, many modifications and variations are possible in light of the above teaching. The embodiments were chosen and described in order to best explain the principles of the invention and the practical application, to thereby enable others skilled in the art to best understand and utilize the invention. The invention is limited only by the claims and the full scope and equivalents thereof.

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1. A JAVA language-based MRI image parallel processing method, characterized in that the processing method comprises the steps of:
(1) Starting;
(2) Uploading a DICOM data compression package of the MRI image of the patient;
(3) Decompressing the compressed package to obtain MRI image brain structure file data, and specifically comprising the following 6 steps:
1) Non-uniform intensity normalization
In order to facilitate the unified processing of a computer, machine features need to be eliminated, the image intensity is normalized to be in the range of (0, 255), and a gray scale normalization method based on the image content features is used;
obtaining, from a priori knowledge, a marker range image represented by a tensor:
Figure QLYQS_1
,/>
Figure QLYQS_2
where α, β are the range boundaries of the machine feature;
directly setting the calculated values as 0 and 255 after the calculation is finished, mapping the partial ranges in alpha and beta respectively corresponding to the content characteristics to (0, 255) and obtaining the content characteristics in X 1 ,X 2 Normalizing … Xn respectively;
the contrast of the marker range image can then be expressed as:
Figure QLYQS_3
wherein, the liquid crystal display device comprises a liquid crystal display device,
Figure QLYQS_4
intensity of the first feature representing the position of the three-dimensional space (i, j, k), +.>
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=1 represents a red color and,
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=2 represents green, ++>
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=3 represents blue, ++>
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=4 represents transparency;
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is the average intensity of the marker range image, expressed as:
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using m=1, the above equation becomes:
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Figure QLYQS_12
2) The precision unification of the three directions is performed by using a convolution tri-interpolation algorithm,
Figure QLYQS_13
interpolation variables in three directions of X, Y and Z: x=abs (1- Φx), y=abs (1- Φy), z=abs (1- Φz);
wherein, phix, phiy and phiz respectively represent the precision in three directions;
3) Performing coordinate system space transformation
The spatial location of Patient Position is determined in DICOM standard by two fields, image Position (Patient) - (0020,0032) and Image Orientation (Patient) - (0020,0037); wherein Image Position (event) represents the (x, y, z) coordinates of the upper left corner of the Image in a spatial coordinate system in millimeters; image Orientation (Patent) represents the cosine value of the coordinate included angle between the image coordinates and the corresponding coordinate of the anatomical coordinate system; in order to obtain displacements DeltaX, deltaY, deltaZ corresponding to a voxel position point (X, Y, Z) in the hypothetical dicom image, a value of (,
Figure QLYQS_14
) For the ith mark point coordinate, N is the number of mark points, m is a 2-order spline, and there are:
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、/>
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the method is adopted for calculation;
1) Smoothing using mean-shift algorithm
N sample points x in a given d-dimensional space Rd i I=1, 2,3, the terms, n, the vector at x is in the basic form:
Figure QLYQS_18
wherein S is k Representing data points of the dataset having a distance x less than the sphere radius h, i.e
Figure QLYQS_19
The drift vector is obtained through calculation, and the position of the center x of the updated sphere is as follows:
Figure QLYQS_20
each iteration is carried out, the circle center is always moved towards the direction with the maximum data set density, the average position of the points in the circle is found to be used as a new circle center position, and the calculation formula of the drift vector is obtained by adding Gaussian weights:
Figure QLYQS_21
calculating center coordinates updated each time as follows:
Figure QLYQS_22
smoothing using gaussian kernels, there are:
Figure QLYQS_23
2) Region growing segmentation algorithm segments gray matter and white matter
Let R denote the entire 3d image matrix, then the segmentation can be seen as dividing the region R into n sub-regions R 1 ,R 2 ,......R n And the following conditions are required to be satisfied:
a: U(R i ) = R;
b: R i is a connected region, i=1, 2,3,..;
c: R i ∩ R j =empty set, for any i, j; all have i+.j;
d: P(R i ) =cure, for i=1, 2,..;
e: R(P i U R j ) = False, i≠j;
the above-mentioned segmentation must be performed in units of voxels, otherwise, continuity of the segmented object cannot be ensured, resulting in incomplete segmentation; in order to improve the efficiency of the segmentation process, the processing process can be switched to cuda, and the result is taken out after the processing is finished;
the processing process of dividing gray matter and white matter by the region growing dividing algorithm can be transferred to cuda, and the result is taken out after the processing is finished;
3) Registering segmentation results to standard segmented brains
Taking the axial vector data f (x, y), registering it to the standard axial vector data f (x ', y'), transforming the model into:
Figure QLYQS_24
wherein the method comprises the steps of
Figure QLYQS_25
Is a scaling parameter; />
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For the rotation angle parameter, (-)>
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) Is a translation parameter;
the image wavelet transform function is:
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setting up
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Is a low-pass filter, ">
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As a high-pass filter, the number of decompositions is calculated by the Mallat algorithm, with:
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registering the sampled image to the standard image by three transformations, telescoping, translating, rotating, wherein the telescoping transformation computes:
Figure QLYQS_32
translational transformation calculation:
let p=k-2 m, q=l-2 n, have:
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rotation transformation calculation:
let p=
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,q=/>
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The method comprises the following steps:
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the wavelet low pass filtering becomes:
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after registration transformation, detailed MRI image brain structure file data can be counted according to the standard;
extracting brain structure file data of an MRI image, and analyzing and processing;
collecting analysis processing results, correcting standard template data in stages according to a large amount of statistical data, and giving statistical analysis results;
and (5) ending.
2. The JAVA-language-based MRI image parallel processing system for realizing the JAVA-language-based MRI image parallel processing method as claimed in claim 1, wherein the JAVA-language-based MRI image parallel processing method is adopted to build a plurality of subroutines through JDK in combination with a server CPU and a memory, and simultaneously process a plurality of image materials.
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