EP4377878A1 - Procede de construction d'une image mosaique, dispositif et programme d'ordinateur correspondant - Google Patents
Procede de construction d'une image mosaique, dispositif et programme d'ordinateur correspondantInfo
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- the invention relates to a technique for processing images from a device for capturing images of a hollow organ. More particularly, the invention relates to the construction of an image resulting from a combination of a plurality of images from a capture device, such as an endoscope, located within a hollow organ .
- endoscopes play an essential role in the inspection of hollow organs and body cavities. They provide high resolution images with natural colors and textures required for diagnosis, patient monitoring and surgical procedures.
- the endoscope makes it possible to carry out an inspection by intrusion without damaging the inspection zone.
- the endoscope is used in mechanics, aeronautics, railways, maritime and in the construction industry for the inspection of hollow bodies or pipes in search of defects, such as welding defects.
- the reduced field of view of endoscopes is a major limiting factor for easy interpretation of the scenes. More particularly, for example in the medical field, the limited fields of view of endoscopes and the lack of easy control of the trajectory of the instrument complicate the search and the diagnosis of lesions on the epithelial walls of hollow organs such as the stomach or bladder. [0005]
- the reduced field of view does not make it possible to locate the endoscope with respect to anatomical landmarks so that the clinician cannot easily return to a region of interest (RdI); this lack of localization can also lead to gaps in the regions to be inspected (risk of omitting the visualization of lesions);
- Mosaic techniques allow the calculation of panoramic images of an entire zone of interest which includes, for example, lesions and anatomical landmarks.
- the image selection step comprises:
- the creation of the future mosaic image is facilitated by using images which are representative of the extent of the field of view of the images of the sequence of images.
- the step of determining a geometric link with the reference image comprises, for a current image 3 ⁇ 4 belonging to the subset of images Sc, at least one step of calculating a homography H i ® ref between the reference image and the current image, said homography H i ® ref being determined as a function of a superposition rate T i, ref between the pixels of the reference image and the pixels of the current image I Î .
- said homography Hj ® ref between the reference image and the current image is the result of a product of at least two intermediate homographies (H j ® J ⁇ , H J. ®ref t) involving the use of at least one image intermediate
- the step of constructing the mosaic image I mos comprises at least one iteration of the following steps:
- the displacements, in the form of mathematical transformations, previously determined are used to add, within the mosaic image, the pixels which are not already known previously.
- the step of excluding, from the transformed image j ® ' trans , the pixels belonging to the mosaic image I mos delivering an image to be combined ⁇ j c ' trans comprises setting implement the following operation:
- the step of adding the pixels of the image to be combined to the mosaic image comprises the implementation of the following operation: [0028] [0029] In which translates the operator for mixing the colors of superimposed pixels. [0030]according to a particular characteristic, the sequence S of images of the hollow organ is obtained by implementing a plurality of steps for tracking homologous points of images acquired by an operator of the endoscope when taking pictures inside the hollow organ.
- the image selection step prior to the image selection step, it comprises a step of acquiring said sequence S of images using an endoscope inserted into the hollow organ, this step acquisition of said sequence S of images comprising: [0032] a step of selecting an initial image, of said sequence S of images, displayed on a display screen; and [0033] for each subsequently selected image, called current image: [0034] - a step of calculating homologous points between said current image and the previous image; – a step of displaying data representative of the capture of the current image on the display screen; and – a step of calculating and displaying an approximate mosaic image; and – a step of adding said current image to said sequence S of images.
- the disclosure also relates to an electronic device for constructing a mosaic image from a sequence S of images of a hollow organ, said sequence S of images coming from of an endoscope inserted within the hollow organ.
- an electronic device comprising a processor and a memory and comprising: [0036] – means for selecting images, from said sequence S of images, delivering a subset of images S C and a reference image among this subset of images S C ; – Means for determining geometric links H between the previously determined reference image and the images of the subset of images S C ; - means of constructing the mosaic image from the reference image at least some of the images of the subset of images S c and of the geometric links H of these images of the subset of images S c.
- the various steps of the methods according to the invention are implemented by one or more software or computer programs, comprising software instructions intended to be executed by a data processor of a relay module according to the invention and being designed to control the execution of the various steps of the methods.
- the invention also relates to a program, capable of being executed by a computer or by a data processor, this program comprising instructions for controlling the execution of the steps of a method as mentioned above. above.
- This program can use any programming language, and be in the form of source code, object code, or intermediate code between source code and object code, such as in a partially compiled form, or in no any other desirable shape.
- the invention also relates to an information medium readable by a data processor, and comprising program instructions as mentioned above.
- the information medium can be any entity or device capable of storing the program.
- the medium may include a storage medium, such as a ROM, for example a CD ROM or a microelectronic circuit ROM, or else a magnetic recording medium, for example a mobile medium (memory card) or a Hard disk.
- the information medium can be a transmissible medium such as an electrical or optical signal, which can be conveyed via an electrical or optical cable, by radio or by other means.
- the program according to the invention can in particular be downloaded from a network of the Internet type.
- the information medium may be an integrated circuit in which the program is incorporated, the circuit being adapted to execute or to be used in the execution of the method in question.
- the invention is implemented by means of software and/or hardware components.
- module may correspond in this document to a software component, a hardware component or a set of hardware and software components.
- a software component corresponds to one or more computer programs, one or more sub-programs of a program, or more generally to any element of a program or software capable of implementing a function or a set of functions, as described below for the module concerned.
- a such a software component is executed by a data processor of a physical entity (terminal, server, gateway, router, etc.) and is likely to access the hardware resources of this physical entity (memories, recording media, communication, electronic input/output cards, user interfaces, etc.).
- a hardware component corresponds to any element of a hardware (or hardware) assembly able to implement a function or a set of functions, according to what is described below for the module concerned. It can be a hardware component that can be programmed or has an integrated processor for executing software, for example an integrated circuit, a smart card, a memory card, an electronic card for executing firmware ( firmware), etc
- FIG.2 describes the different steps of an image acquisition process in an exemplary embodiment
- FIG.3 illustrates a convex hull in an example
- FIG.4 illustrates a mosaic image obtained by implementing the construction method in an exemplary embodiment
- FIG.5 briefly illustrates a device capable of implementing the system of the invention.
- a mosaic technique is proposed in order to present the information contained in the images of a sequence of images acquired during endoscopy in a form that is easier to use and more compact.
- This technique consists in calculating geometric displacements between images of the sequence of images and replacing these images in a single frame of reference to generate a so-called panoramic image. The operator can then navigate in this mosaic image and find his way around more easily, for example to find regions of interest common to another mosaic image produced previously or even to identify lesions or pre-lesions.
- endoscopic images are often low contrast and textured a specific registration algorithm is presented.
- the general principle of the disclosure consists in the implementation of a method in several stages, implemented in parallel (or sequentially): a stage of acquisition, guided, of the images of the sequence of images and from the sequence of images acquired, a step in the construction of a mosaic image.
- the construction of the mosaic image comprises, from the sequence of images acquired:
- the mosaic image is constructed from a subset of images of the sequence of images acquired, this subset of images being selected to minimize the distortions of pixels and colors.
- the determination of the geometric link between the reference image and the images of the subset of images comprises two distinct classes of actions: on the one hand the calculation of transformations between the images of the subset of images and on the other hand the selection within the subset of images, of images which are used to construct the mosaic image. More particularly still, the images selected within the subset of images are chosen so as to minimize the number of images to be used to construct the mosaic image.
- the method of the present disclosure seeks to minimize the calculations performed on the different pixels, in order to mainly to insert "original" pixels into the mosaic image, which come directly from images captured by the endoscope, and not "calculated” pixels, resulting from a fusion of information between pixels of two (or more) images.
- a method of progressive construction of the mosaic image is therefore implemented, a method in which, from the reference image determined at the start of the process, the different images of the subset of images are used.
- the inventors had the idea of taking as a starting point the sequence of images captured by the endoscope and of reducing this sequence of images to arrive at the subset of images that includes the images used to build the mosaic image.
- a first step of determining a convex hull is implemented, in which the images representing the vertices of the convex hull are kept and form the sub- set of pictures.
- the reference image is selected from this subset of images.
- a geometric link in the form of one or more homographies, is calculated between each image of the image subset (e.g. each image of the convex hull) and the reference image.
- This geometric link is calculated so that the transformation between the reference image and an image of the convex hull is the product of at least one homography between this image of the convex hull and the reference image.
- the technique disclosed makes it possible to perform two-dimensional mosaicking of a video sequence of weakly textured images, with variable textures and/or under significant changes in illumination.
- This technique makes it possible more particularly to carry out a mosaic within the framework of a study of a hollow organ, such as for example a bladder, a stomach or the lungs, or any other hollow volume, whether in the medical field or in the industrial field.
- the images processed within the framework of this technique generally come from an endoscope. This technique has many advantages, including:
- An enlarged field of view (approximate mosaic) is offered in real time, which makes it possible to visualize areas with possible gaps (unscanned Rdl).
- the calculation of the precise mosaic image (without geometric discontinuity and textures in the Rdl) is carried out in less than one minute in the case of the pyloric antrum (area in which lesions appear in the stomach). A second diagnosis is possible during the examination and the area can be re-inspected if necessary, by viewing the mosaic image.
- a mosaic can be made even if very few textures or structures are visible in the images (this is the case in white light, especially in gastroscopy).
- a mosaic can be made for very different textures, which makes mosaicking possible in other modalities, such as video chromo-endoscopy (NBI green/blue or BLI depending on the manufacturer) which is often used as a complement in certain types of examination.
- video chromo-endoscopy NBI green/blue or BLI depending on the manufacturer
- the mosaicking method (with all its advantages of acquisition assistance, etc.) can be extended to white light or fluorescence cystoscopy.
- a mosaic is a new medium of exchange for clinicians from different specialties.
- this acquisition aid is optional and only makes it possible to prepare a sequence of images that facilitates subsequent processing. It is quite possible not to implement this acquisition aid and to use a sequence of images normally acquired (i.e. without acquisition aid). Simply, the implementation of an acquisition aid makes it possible to increase the performance of the following steps.
- the acquisition of a sequence of images comprises two aspects: a first aspect relating to the display, in real time, of information intended for the operator ; and a second aspect relating to the addition of information relating to the capture of the image sequence.
- the operator selects an area, for example rectangular, any in an image that he has chosen. (see the “dotted white” frame in [Fig.2].(a)).
- This rectangular area defines the area of the pyloric antrum that must be tracked (tracked) in the images that follow.
- the “white” circles visible in the center of the solid “white” rectangle
- the [Fig.2]. (c) represents the trajectory of the tracking of the area of interest after the tracking (and shooting) process has been stopped by the operator.
- the latter decides to stop the pursuit using the video sequence of [Fig.2].(d) displayed in real time on the screen.
- the “white” segment is defined by two points: the center of the rectangular zone of the starting image and the center of the tracked zone in the current image.
- This representation facilitates optimal acquisition of the pyloric antrum: ideally the successive "white” segments should be as long as possible and make a complete turn around the initial point of [Fig.2].(a) to maximize the size of acquired surface and minimize the risk of gaps.
- These rays are superimposed on an approximate mosaic which is also displayed to help the operator estimate the area covered during his examination.
- this step the operator is helped to capture, using the endoscope, images that can be used as much as possible for the subsequent steps of building the mosaic image (final ).
- This help is provided by defining a starting image, starting from the initially selected zone, then by marking, on the display, the centers of the following images acquired by the endoscope (“white” circles), while dynamically constructing ( i.e. in real time) an approximate mosaic image and representing the quality of the capture made (using the indications given on the approximate mosaic image).
- the display of the centers of the images acquired by the endoscope (white circles) is implemented by carrying out a tracking of homologous points according to two complementary methods:
- the first (fast) method is a method of tracking homologous points in two rectangular zones at T using a sparse optical flow method, such as for example the method of Lucas and Kanade (1981).
- This method has the advantage of being fast, but it requires areas with contrasting textures and its efficiency decreases when there are large changes in illumination between images. It is however implemented in first intention: when a number of pairs of homologous points obtained with this technique exceeds or equals a predetermined parameter (whose value is between 4 and 10), then it is considered that this first fast method is sufficient and the displacement between the two images for which this method is implemented (two yellow centers of the region of interest) is calculated from the average displacement (mean vector) of the homologous points.
- the second method is slower, but more effective.
- This second method is implemented in second intention when the number of pairs of homologous points between two successive images, obtained by the first method, is below the predetermined parameter (i.e. below 4 to 10 depending on the value of this parameter).
- It is a dense optical flow method that is used to find matches in regions with few textures and/or subject to strong illumination changes.
- the DH Trinh and C. Daul (2019) method is used.
- homologous points are sought in a neighborhood of 200 times 200 pixels centered on the area marked by the clinician and which moves during the sequence.
- the displacement between two images is given by the average vector of the displacements between homologous points of the two images.
- the approximate mosaic is completed only by the pixels which enlarge the approximate mosaic image under construction (at the start, the approximate mosaic image corresponds to the first image which grows successively by adding other pixels) and the segment connecting the center of the first rectangular zone to that of the current image is drawn on the approximate mosaic image.
- this selection step includes:
- [0076] - a step of determining, among the sequence of images S, an image subset corresponding to the convex hull of the centers images from the image set;
- selection of the image which maximizes the distance to the center of the set of images of the image sequence i.e. the one which is farthest from the average center of the set images.
- the convex hull (see Figure 3) of the two-dimensional (2D) trajectory of the centers is determined in order to select the images which best cover the surface of the cavity (for example of the organ) to be visualized.
- Several methods for determining the convex hull can be implemented, such as for example the method described by DG Kirkpatrick and R. Seidel (1986).
- the set of vertices c ⁇ ⁇ of this envelope obtained allows to select the N images located at the periphery of the area scanned by the endoscope, and therefore to maximize the size of the future mosaic image.
- the set of K images thus retained constitutes the subset and is called In [Lig.3], the images of the subset are those presented by the black discs.
- the one which is the furthest off center with respect to the center P minimizes the distortions if it is taken as a reference.
- this step involves calculating the geometric transformations between the reference image and each image of the convex hull. These transformations are necessary to allow the adjustment of the pixels on the image mosaic. Thus, a search is carried out for the geometric link between the reference image and each image of S c in order to be able subsequently to transform these images of S c before adding part of them to the mosaic image.
- the geometric link between two images I, and L is given by a homography H. ® . whose parameters t x and t y correspond to a 2D translation, the four parameters an, a 12 , a 2i and a 22 depend on a rotation in the image plane and on a scale factor whereas a 3[ and a 32 are the perspective settings:
- the coordinates are those of the homologous pixels of the images Ij and L and the parameter n is entirely defined for the pixels i and j by the values of the coefficients a 31 and a 32 .
- the correspondence between the homologous points of the images I j and L is obtained for example using the dense optical flow method previously presented in obtaining the images of the sequence of images.
- the matrix parameters are determined using the RANSAC outlier rejection method which takes this homography as a model (Martin A. Fischler and Robert C. Bolles, 1981).
- the third line makes it possible to measure a overlay rate 3 ⁇ 4 which must be greater than half of the pixel area of the images.
- the displacement vectors between the images are iteratively divided using intermediate images so that a product of homographies can make the link between a image of a vertex of the convex hull and the reference image p ref .
- This algorithm by minimizing the number of images to be registered as well as the trajectories of images which intersect, makes it possible to minimize the geometric distortions (visible in the form of texture discontinuities) in the mosaic image.
- the initial mosaic image I mos corresponds to the image That's it .
- the coordinate system of the mosaic image I mos is defined by the coordinate system of the reference ij; f .
- the images l£ corresponding to vertices p£ of the convex hull are used as a priority to construct the mosaic.
- the other images are possibly used to fill gaps in the mosaic after having exploited all the images l£.
- the non- nuisance pixels of the trans image are those of the j c ' trans image which are not superimposed by the I mos mosaic and completed by the pixels of a common reduced size region between the I mos images and used during blending.
- the structuring element se there is a region of reduced size located at the border of the mosaic image I mos and pixels of 4 th ' trans which are added (edges of one pixel in thickness).
- An n dilation is carried out with the structuring element se: in this region of the mosaic, a "small region" is created whose thickness is that of the structuring element se to perform the blending.
- the structuring element is of more or less reduced size. It corresponds to a binary mask (which makes it possible to take into account the neighborhood of the pixels) and takes for example the form of a square of a few pixels to a few tens of pixels aside (for example 70).
- the thickness edge of a pixel which is dilated by the structuring element only constitutes the common region in which a transition without color discontinuity is ensured. The pixels added to the mosaic for each frame go well beyond this single small common region of transition.
- the visual coherence of the mosaic is maximized since the discontinuities caused by the transitions between pixels of different images are minimized.
- the inventors calculated geometric links between the individual images of the sequence of images S acquired by the operator of the endoscope and the mosaic image produced. These geometric links can be used, a posteriori, to perform round trips between the mosaic image and the original images that made it possible to obtain this mosaic image.
- a posteriori In the case of a medical examination, such a possibility is interesting in that it makes it possible, for example, to identify lesions or pre-lesions and to allow the inspection of more precise areas a posteriori.
- the path is formed by the images I k ® I j ® I m ® I n ® I ⁇ ef geometrically linked by the homographies H k ® j. H m ® n , H j ® m and H n ® ref respectively.
- the °3 ⁇ 4ref parameter is entirely defined for each pixel by the perspective coefficients a 3i and a 32 of the four homographies. If a region is delimited by a polygon in the image I k , the vertices of this polygon can be brought back in the same way in the coordinate system of the mosaic image, to thus allow the inspection of this region within the mosaic image to get an overview of this region. The reverse is also true: from a region delimited by a polygon in the mosaic image, it is possible to go back to determine the images that were used to arrive at this region and allow inspection of these images.
- the steps of the methods also include recordings, in memory, of the values of the parameters (in particular the values of the homographies) making it possible to pass from an image from image sequence to mosaic image and vice versa.
- An electronic execution device comprises a memory 51 (and/or possibly secured and/or two separate memories, one secured and the other not), a processing unit 52 equipped for example with a microprocessor (and/or possibly secured and/or two separate processors, one secure and the other not), and controlled by the computer program 53, implementing all or part of the methods as previously described.
- the invention is implemented at least partially in the form of an application installed on this device.
- a data processing device for the implementation of functions for processing the sequence of images S from an endoscope, which comprises a processor (52), a memory (51) and a set of processing modules, implemented in a program.
- the device implements a current processing module of the set of processing modules, said current processing module belonging to the group comprising:
- the device For the execution of the functions entrusted to it, the device also comprises the means for implementing all the steps mentioned above, either in a material form, when specific components are dedicated to these tasks, or in a software form linked to one or more firmware running on one or more processors of the execution device.
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