WO2015024770A1 - Analyseverfahren zur klassifikationsunterstützung - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to an analysis method for classifying support, an investigation to determine parameters of the analysis method and a Computerprogrammpro ⁇ domestic product, and an optical analysis system.
- optical analysis systems and optical methods are used to optically analyze organic dispersions consisting of a dispersion medium and a disperse phase.
- the dispersed phase typically comprises particles, in particular organic material, such as cells or Zellenbe ⁇ constituents.
- the dispersion medium one can envision media comprising, diluting or otherwise ingesting the disperse phase, such as blood plasma.
- the analysis of the components of a dispersion can be carried out with opti ⁇ rule methods, wherein a light beam, especially laser beam focused into the dispersion and then tested for various optical characteristics out under ⁇ is. In this way, measured values for certain characteristics of the dispersion can be determined.
- an analysis system which consists of a light source whose light is focused in a dispersion circulation unit (Flowcell) and subsequently evaluated.
- the evaluation relates in particular to the spectral determination of the wavelengths of the light used absorbed in the dispersion.
- the near and far field diffraction characteristics are documented in order to deduce certain properties of the dispersion, in particular of the particles contained in the dispersion, such as red blood cells, white blood cells or platelets.
- An optical haematological examination as known from the prior art, can advantageously be made automated, where ⁇ be examined in a number of optical characteristics of the dispersion.
- the optical analysis method limits the information content extractable for dispersion. Although information on absorption behavior, white and red blood cell counts, or platelets can be obtained, the extracted information content is still insufficient to perform many medical diagnostics.
- malaria diagnosis so that can be used as dispersion a blood sample of the patient not be investigated auto ⁇ matically but must be tested for manual way under the microscope in the laboratory.
- the best method (gold standard) for malarial dia ⁇ tion is the blood smear on a slide or between two slides. Malaria parasites are detected by light microscopy using thin and thick blood smears. The accuracy of diagnosis depends to a large extent on the quality of blood smear and experience of the laboratory personnel ⁇ .
- Characteristic of parasitically infected red blood cells is a special ring shape which is getting to the ER under a microscope, but a definite diagnosis only provides ⁇ achieved if a sufficient number of these annular red blood cells can be counted in the dispersion of the blood sample. Based on this culling experiment, a doctor can tell if it is a strong or less severe malaria infection. Unfortunately, the count of the annular red blood cells under the microscope is very tedious, time-consuming and error-prone, so that malaria diagnosis is expensive and too inaccurate. In addition, different laboratories in different notations refer to different areas in terms of the counted annular red blood cells. In this way, there is also the question ⁇ position as a standardized, reliable Malariadiag- nose or diagnoses of other diseases or negative conditions can be performed reliably.
- the invention has for its object to provide an optical analysis method to provide analog which verbes ⁇ sert the Informationsge ⁇ holding an optical analysis method to the effect that more precise statements about the dispersion, in particular diagnoses and classifications are possible.
- This object is inventively achieved by a method for classifying ⁇ analysis support according to claim 1, an investigation for the determination of analysis parameters of the analysis method according to claim 7, a computer program product according to claim 13 and an optical analytical diagnostics system according to claim fourteenth
- the analysis method includes the classifi ⁇ cation support the steps of:
- Test dispersion of a dispersion medium, in particular blood plasma, and a disperse phase is formed and the disperse phase cells or cell components, in ⁇ particular organic material,
- the classification index is intended to provide information that allows a classification to be made for a dispersion, in particular an organic dispersion.
- the classifications can come from various fields of medicine, technology or from probability theory or similar areas. Possible classifications include, for example, the presence or absence of an illness, as well as the presence or absence of a property that is to be understood in the most general sense.
- the number of classes is just as limited, as is their technical field, so two, three or more Klassiquesal ⁇ ternatives be possible and displayed by the classification index.
- the classification by the classification index is to be considered as a suggestion, which applies with a certain probability, but does not necessarily have to be present.
- the classification index proposes a classification of the dispersion, but this suggestion, with respect to the individual case, does not apply with a certain, ideally low probability.
- a dispersion medium is a medium, particularly a liquid medium, understood that in the position, the disperse phase is to be incorporated in such a manner that the members of the disperse phase, cells or cell components are transported by a movement of the dispersion medium Kgs ⁇ NEN.
- a test dispersion to be classified for example a blood sample
- a required for a specific statistical ⁇ viewing mixing of Testdisper- sion ensure or alternatively intrinsically related changes of the dispersion, such as a clotting in blood dispersions prevent.
- the classification index depends on a number of the optical characteristics of the test dispersion.
- a measured value is assigned to an opti ⁇ rule feature of the test dispersion, thus, a certain information content of the test dispersion can be taken out through the measurement of the associated measured value.
- an optical feature may be a number of particular cells, such as red blood cells, white blood cells, or the like, within a particular volume unit. However, it can also be an optical feature for the shape or absorption characteristics of said cells. This list of characteristics is not exhaustive.
- the visual characteristics per se do not allow unambiguous Klas ⁇ fication, indexing or diagnosis, so that a single optical characteristic hardly delivers actionable intelligence.
- ⁇ but carry optical characteristics with respect to an Klassifikati ⁇ on yet a certain significance in itself.
- technical backgrounds or technical knowledge to select the optical characteristics can be used, whose measured values then the analytical sever drive to support classification can be based.
- These underlying optical features are also called feature set.
- malarial diagnostic support uses the optical features associated with red blood cells. This can be explained by a prior knowledge, which goes back to the usual microscope-based diagnostic support, in which also red blood cells are examined. However, other optical features relating to other components of the test dispersion may also gradually be added to the feature set or features already belonging to the feature set may be removed based on the significance of the information content. This is how Exhibit that an optical feature, although it concerns the red blood cell, has no predictive value with regard to malaria and thus can be removed from the feature set.
- an optical feature which play relates examples a cell which interacts with the red Blutkör ⁇ corpuscles, and therefore also plays a role in a para ⁇ -university malaria infection contribute to the effect on the entspre ⁇ sponding optical characteristic that its significant Information content for the analysis method for classification support is provided by the optical feature for malaria diagnosis support is taken into account.
- a significance parameter is in each case assigned to an optical feature, wherein the latter can indicate by its magnitude and / or its sign to what extent the measured value of the respective optical feature acts on the classification index . Furthermore, based on the significance of parameter a ranking can be established by which the importance of the characteristic for classification, diagnosis or derglei ⁇ chen stating. On the basis of the significance parameter, it is also possible to recognize whether the measured value of an optical feature should usefully continue to be used in the feature set for the classification support analysis method.
- One goal of the analytical method for Klassifika ⁇ tion support is the most accurate determination of the significance of parameters to be identified as an important optical characteristics.
- the classification index depends on mean values, the individual mean values being in each case attributable to optical characteristics.
- the mean values are average values of measured values of the respective optical feature obtained from calibration data.
- the classification index depends in particular on the difference of the determined measured value of the test dispersion and the average value for the optical characteristic, whereby the erstoff ⁇ th measurement value decreases the stronger the classification index influence, the further it is away from the mean. Further, the classification index depends on the Standardabwei ⁇ monitoring of the respective optical characteristic from, with which a scaling is achieved which takes into a natural variance of the to be drawn in Be ⁇ tracht measured value of the optical characteristic is taken into, and thus the natural variance of the reco ⁇ tes has no influence on the classification index, at the same time no imbalance between the Summan ⁇ the sum in the classification index formula is created.
- the mean value of the optical feature and the standard deviation of the measured value of the optical feature have been determined on the basis of first calibration data, the first calibration data being derived from dispersions having a negative classification, in particular from the first and second Calibration data are derived, the second calibration data are derived from dispersions with positive classification.
- first calibration data being derived from dispersions having a negative classification
- second calibration data are derived from dispersions with positive classification.
- only two classes are provided for classification. For example, it is simply necessary in an assay method for Klassifika ⁇ tion support in case of illness diagnoses that a statement whether the test dispersion of a sick patient comes or from a healthy patient. Therefore, the mean values of measurement values of a particular optical feature are considered with regard to whether the test dispersion is to be associated with a positive classification or a negative classification.
- the mean value can be formed with measured values of the optical feature in which a negative classification is known. This would ge ⁇ certain extent correspond to a calibration with a mean of healthy patients in disease diagnosis. Thus, the deviation of the measured measured value of the test dispersion from this mean value is regarded as the information content which has relevance with regard to the classification. If the determined measured value of the test dispersion is very close to the mean value or even identical with the mean value, then the associated optical feature provides no contribution.
- the first calibration data can be derived from dispersions of negative classification, but also alternatively from dispersions having a positive classification. Thus, the second calibration data are each associated with the other classification than the first calibration data.
- calibration data are determined from measured values measured on dispersions for optical features, which ideally were found in a large number of dispersions, in order to ensure the statistical significance required for optimum classification support.
- These calibration data may have been determined by means of classification methods of the prior art, as for example in the case of malaria diagnosis by means of blood smears and their microscopic evaluation.
- the calibration data should be based on sufficiently many dispersions of different classifications, ideally essentially the same number of data records for the respective classification.
- the significance of parameters from the ERS ⁇ th and the second calibration data are means of a
- the classification index is interpreted as a random variable, and a probability of the presence of a classification over the frequency of the classification index can be plotted.
- the classification index provides a probability distribution ⁇ that includes both test dispersions with positive and negative classification, or in general, with all planned classifications.
- Discriminant analysis now describes how to make judgments about the classification index based on the probability distribution over the classification index, which leads to a more accurate classification.
- a classification rule can be specified, on the basis of which value ranges of the classification index can be assigned to a specific classification.
- the average of the measured value of an optical characteristic is the arithmetic With ⁇ tel several measurement values of the first and / or second calibration data.
- the average value of a measured value to an opti ⁇ rule feature can also be a focus of a set of points in single or multi-dimensional space.
- a threshold for classification support is based on a mean classification ⁇ index, in particular a first center of gravity, the first calibration data, and a middle classification index, in particular a second focus, the second calibration data used, in which a positive classification present when the classi- fikationsindex is greater than the threshold and negative classification present when the classification index klei ⁇ ner than the threshold value.
- the threshold value may advertising chosen in dependence of the mean From ⁇ classification indices, wherein the threshold may be, for example, the arithmetic mean of two middle classification indices. However, the threshold may also be due to the variance of classification indices, which may vary more or less depending on the classification. In principle, the determination of the threshold value can take place on the basis of the discriminant analysis. For example, the threshold value can be so fixed between the two central classifi ⁇ cation indices that positive and negative classification at the threshold value is equally likely.
- a positive classification indicates a presence of a defect, a parasitic infestation or an abnormal condition of, the deficiency, in particular a anemia, in particular a Mediterranean anemia or sickle cell anemia, and wherein the parasitic Be ⁇ fall, in particular a leishmaniasis or another Parasi ⁇ mentary infection.
- a defect, egg ⁇ nes parasitic infestation or an abnormal condition can be associated with the test dispersion always so an off ⁇ say or diagnostic test for dispersion is possible.
- two optical characteristics are at least taken into account for calculation of the classification ⁇ index:
- the feature set may be very small, which means that few, idealerwei ⁇ se two optical characteristics sufficient to propose a classification secure enough.
- the measured values of the optical features which are used to calculate the classification index are also advantageously relevant for the classification, the classification index being formed from a sum whose number of summands corresponds to the number of optical features used.
- the analysis beam is substantially in a Z-direction perpendicular to both the X and Y directions.
- the Z-direction of the analysis beam for example, by optical lenses, optical fil ter or the like focused, defocused, or have been otherwise word ⁇ tig conditioned to have an optimum beam diameter in the test dispersion.
- the analysis beam is evaluated, taking into account, for example, near field scattering, far field scattering and / or wavelength absorption in the sense of spectral analysis.
- the invention further includes a determination method for determining analysis parameters of the analysis method according to the invention, wherein the analysis parameters of the standard deviation, the mean value and the significance parameter, based on the first and / or the second calibration data, are determined for a defined number of optical features. It is not always necessary for all types of analysis parameters to be adjusted or determined. For example, it is conceivable that the average values, the pitch formed at ⁇ as priorities, from NEN gewonne ⁇ from calibration data measured values of the respective optical characteristics become. The same applies for the associated Standardab ⁇ deviations of the measured values obtained from the first and / or second calibration data.
- At least the significance parameters must be varied in the investigations to optimize the support classification to determine a weighting of the summands of the classification index to the effect that a Klassifika ⁇ tion is clearly possible. This is exactly the case when value ranges of the classification index to be allocated to each ei ⁇ ner classification, with each other do not overlap. Non-overlapping will be very rare in practice, but it is important to optimize that these ranges overlap as little as possible.
- At least one control parameter in particular a measure of the overlap of the aforementioned value ranges, is calculated based on the analysis parameters, in particular based on the significance parameters, for evaluating the classification support.
- the classification support is the better, the more the value ranges of different classifications are separated from each other, or the less they overlap.
- a part of the analysis Para ⁇ meter is at least matched by a first control parameter after an evaluation, in particular an adjustment of Wenig ⁇ least one analysis parameter and the evaluation of the classifi ⁇ cation support is alternately executed until an improvement is not possible or not desirable is.
- the present first and second calibration data always result in the variation of the analysis parameters or a part of the analysis parameters to a different probability distribution of the classification index of said calibration data.
- first and second calibration data always result in the variation of the analysis parameters or a part of the analysis parameters to a different probability distribution of the classification index of said calibration data.
- the first control parameter could be a minimum between the named distributions, wherein the first control parameter always becomes smaller as the analysis parameter or its part is continuously adjusted, so that a separation of the two distributions is all the more pronounced. It can be selected, for example be determined by separate curve fits the above spakeitsvertei ⁇ ments other first control parameters. Several first control parameters may also play a role, these being obtained from the fit parameters, or simply being identical to one or more of the fit parameters.
- the verify matching part of the not include Analy ⁇ separameter with one type of analysis parameters, such as parameters of significance, standard deviation or mean to be identical, but may be parameters of different types must.
- the threshold value can also be adapted to the probability distribution of the classification index if distribution functions that can affect the threshold are emerging for the distributions of different classification.
- the determination method or the analysis method with a reduced number of optical features is executable again as soon as an improvement in consideration of the first control parameter is no longer possible or undesirable, wherein the analysis parameters of a non-significant optical feature or a plurality of non-significant, optical features are no longer taken into account, wherein a missing Sig ⁇ sifikanz an optical feature based on the respective
- the influence of the optical feature on the classification index is low or absent.
- ver ⁇ VARIOUS optical features can be waived if the measured values of other optical characteristics enough information content be sitting ⁇ .
- the invention further execute a Computerpro ⁇ program product which enables a computer in the situation analysis, the inventive method and / or the erfindungsge ⁇ Permitted investigation.
- the first and / or second calibration data is the computer in an appropriate manner as records, so that a He-making ⁇ the analysis parameters can be brought about on the basis of computer-implemented.
- comparative data exists which are not suitable for but based on which the analytical method can be tested for its classification support.
- the computer program product in particular compact discs or the like, contain an installable algorithm.
- the algorithm executes program cycles with a corresponding termination condition, which can be used both for the determination of analysis parameters, but also for the elimination of analysis parameters.
- the invention also provides an optical Analysesys ⁇ system, particularly a hematology analyzer, with ei ⁇ ner analysis means for performing an optical measurement value recording of measured values, the optical characteristics of the
- Test dispersion can be assigned.
- Such systems are, for example, represent hematological analyzers that automates a number of different readings ermit ⁇ stuffs, the optical features can be assigned.
- the number au- tomatinstrument determined measured values can impresstau ⁇ sent from several hundred to number in the thousands, for example, one thousand or go.
- FIG 2 is a schematic representation of part of Da ⁇ tenpoundes according to the inventive methods of analysis, a representation of significance parameters for the corresponding measured value of a respective characteristic, ge ⁇ classified according to the amount size, a scheme for the detection of analysis parameters, and a quality test for the analysis method, a schematic illustration of program loops to improve the classification support, two graphs for use in the discriminant analysis, a Two-dimensional graphical representation for controlling and improving the classification support, a graphical representation of a specificity histogram, and a representation of a sensitivity histogram.
- FIG. 1 shows an optical analysis system 10, which generates a light source 1, such as a laser, an analysis ⁇ beam 13 which is kussiert such f o in various lenses 2 having the analysis beam 13 in an organic dispersion 12 a focus wherein subsequently a further focusing of the beam is taken before ⁇ by further lenses 2, so that this is a large area through a beam splitter 3 on the one hand in a spectral sensor 7, such as a spectrometer analyzed and also on the mirror 4 far-field diffraction pattern 5 and Nahfeldbeugungsmuster 6 are detectable in each case a sensor.
- a whole series of measured values attributable to an optical characteristic of the organic dispersion 12 can be determined in an automated manner.
- the measured values Pi to P29 from the optical analysis method are processed in a downstream data processing 8, which can be performed, for example, in a computer, so that the measured values Pi can be used in a multivariate analysis.
- the multivariate analysis is an embodiment of an analysis method inventions to the invention to carry out and to determine a classification ⁇ fikationsindex Y, of the organic dispersion may be assigned 1 of FIG 12th
- the classification index Y can be abandoned, for example, together with a threshold Y s , so that the operator of the optical analysis system 10 can see how a classification can be made.
- FIG. 3 shows a diagram with significance parameters Ii, wherein the significance parameters Ii have been plotted above the respective measured value Pi.
- the measured values Pi were assigned the consecutive number i as a function of the magnitude of the associated significance parameter Ii.
- the Erasmusnfol ⁇ ge which is given by the counter i, are also simultaneous tig information about the information contribution of the measured value to the classification index again.
- FIG. 3 The diagram shown in FIG. 3 relates to the same measured values Pi, which are also shown in FIG.
- FIG. 4 shows an example of classification support for malaria diagnosis in which the analysis parameters are to be found by checking the quality of the classification support.
- the malaria diagnostic support 20 is based on a training phase 28 and a subsequent test phase 31.
- the test phase 31 enables the standardization 27 of the training phase 28.
- the training is 22 based on a value allocation 25 for the analysis parameters Y s, started egg, Ii, ⁇ ⁇ wherein based on calibration data, a probability distribution of the classification index is generated and a scaling is performed on the basis of this perception ⁇ scheinegisvertechnik that allows a threshold Y s .
- the Skalie ⁇ tion 29 is successful, the value allocation of the analysis parameters Ys, egg, Ii, Oi is held to be used in the analysis process.
- a test takes place on the basis of test data which preferably does not belong to the calibration data but has been taken from another data set or another examination or the like.
- classifications of test dispersions are made for which, based on the calibration data, already clear classifications exist.
- the classification 32 is the classification that can be assigned to the analysis method.
- the sensitivity and specificity are considered in order to determine the accuracy of the classification, or in the case of malaria classification support, the diagnostic accuracy.
- the specificity is defined as the probability of a negative diagnosis, if the test dispersion, set the case that this classification is correct.
- Sensitivity is defined as the probability of a positive classification, assuming the case that this classification is correct.
- Correctness is determined at sensitivity, as well as the Spe ⁇ zifiztician with the calibration data in a comparison.
- other criteria should also be taken into account, which may optionally be used alternatively or optionally, namely a canonical correlation 34, Wilk's lambda 35, fit parameter Chi 2 36 or a P-value 37 consideration.
- quality control 24 can be decided whether the method of analysis can provide an efficient classification rule that meets the quality standards of medical analy ⁇ sesysteme. 5 shows which steps should be understood from the steps known from FIG.
- the processing sequence 50 with the steps of resampling 21, training 22, prediction 23 and quality control 24 can be repeated hundreds of times when using personal computers, even thousands of times, typically exactly one thousand times. If the analysis parameters found, in particular the significance parameters Ii, can no longer be optimized, the inner loop terminates with the processing sequence 50.
- the inner loop can suggest a classification rule for each execution. The same applies to the off ⁇ execution of the outer loop 52nd
- a query 51 takes place as to whether a significance parameter Ii is so small that it can not contribute any useful information to the classification index. If such significance parameters Ii found, all the analysis parameters that belong to the respective optical measurement will not be taken into account, including the Standardab ⁇ deviation Oi, the average egg and the significance parameters of Ii irrelevant, optical characteristic.
- the significance parameter which could be 1 2 8, for example, has assumed a value that is very close to zero.
- the number of fragments is not subsequently used for malaria diagnosis by the Standardabwei ⁇ r ⁇ 28 monitoring the average value E28 and the significance Parameter 1 2 8 no longer be taken into account.
- the knowledge of the actually present classification has been included in the diagram insofar as known positive classifications in the distribution are marked with broad bars and negative classifications are shown in a distribution with narrow bars.
- the two distributions of different classifications are regarded as probability density distributions, and therefore normalized accordingly. This normalization can play as set the area of the respective distributions on one with ⁇ .
- Other standards may also be useful.
- the standardizations ensure that the different number of classifications in the calibration data has no influence on the classification rule to be determined. Ideally, one would want a clear separation Zvi ⁇ rule shown probability density distributions D.
- a threshold Y s would be very easily determinable, namely by determining Y s between the value ranges of the two distributions.
- the malaria diagnosis this is so that the predetermined threshold Y s is for a rich ⁇ Be the probability of a false classification possible because the classification index Y insufficiently has in this area statement ⁇ force.
- a discriminant analysis of the present in FIG 6 distribu ⁇ gene leads to a determination of the analysis parameters, as indicated in the table below for the analysis method for malaria diagnosis support.
- the number of summands for determining the classification index is 29 and is identical to the number of considered optical Features that actually play a role in the test dispersion test. In fact, 500 optical features were begun, 471 of which, during the course of the investigation, revealed a very small significance parameter Ii, and were included in the set of those to be considered
- Table 1 The above table lists the analysis parameters Ii, Ei, Gi, where both the associated measured value Pi and the listed analysis parameters Ii, Ii, Oi are assigned to the respective optical characteristic i, and where the parameter meter i is to be understood as the number of the respective optical feature.
- i Pi ADVIA definition The above table lists the analysis parameters Ii, Ei, Gi, where both the associated measured value Pi and the listed analysis parameters Ii, Ii, Oi are assigned to the respective optical characteristic i, and where the parameter meter i is to be understood as the number of the respective optical feature.
- n means a refractive index of the blood platelet- ⁇ (from PLT measurement)
- ADVIA is a hematomic analysis system with automated measurement.
- the measured values Pi are indicated with their respective abbreviations, as used in so-called ADVIA export files, and defined in the last column.
- a proposed diagnosis can be ge ⁇ give to a small residual risk for each identified classification index of a blood sample, namely When Y> 1.822 a positive malaria diagnosis, and Y ⁇ 1.822 a negative malaria diagnosis.
- FIG. 8 and FIG. 9 each show the number of identified specificities or sensitivities in the form of histograms.
- the specificity S P and the sensitivity S E have already been used as a bar graph in FIG.
- the invention relates to an analysis method for classification support, a determination method for determining analysis parameters Y s , Ei, Ii, ⁇ ⁇ for the analysis method, a computer program product and an opti ⁇ cal analysis system for classification support, based on first and second calibration data analysis parameter Y s , Ei, Ii, Oi are determinable according to the rules of
- discriminant a classification support available which permit on the basis of measured values Pi of optical features i, in particular organic dispersions whose information content classification, and in particular disease diagnosis, a classification proposal or Diag ⁇ nosevorschlag compared with a threshold Y s.
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