Intrinsic Features of Blobs
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Revision as of 18:28, 27 May 2009
These features can be calculated with two input images (Data Image and Label Image). They are most commonly used for blob-like regions, such as cell nuclei. Equations are shown for 3-dimensional space unless otherwise noted.
Glossary of Notation
p = (x,y,z) | the coordinate of a voxel (three-dimensional point in a volume image) |
Np | a neighbor voxel of p |
lp | the segmentation label at p |
Ii(p) | the intensity value of p at ith |
Ω = {p | lp = o} | the set of voxels of an object o |
the set of surface voxels of the object | |
Ωin = Ω − Ωs | the set of interior voxels of an object |
the center of mass of the object | |
P(I) | Probability Density Function (PDF) of intensity values I |
Raw Moment of discrete image I | |
λi | ith eigenvalue of covariance matrix |
eigenvector corresponding to λi |
Features
Name | Units | Description | Formula |
Volume | voxels | Number of voxels in the object [1] | | Ω | or M000 | {I = binary} |
Integrated Intensity | Sum of the intensities of all voxels in the object [1] | or M000 | {I = intensity} | |
Centroid | voxels | Center of the object [1] | |
Weighted Centroid | voxels | Uses the image intensity values to calculate the center of mass of the object [1] | |
Axes Lengths | voxels | The length of the axes of the ND hyper-ellipsoid fit to the object [1] | |
Eccentricity | Ratio of the distance between the foci of the best-fit hyper-ellipsoid to the length of its major axis. (2D) [1] | ||
Elongation | Ratio of the major axis length to minor axis length of the best-fit hyper-ellipsoid. (2D) [1] | ||
Orientation | radians | Angle between the major axis of the best-fit hyper-ellipsoid and origin. (2D) [1] | |
Bounding Box Volume | voxels | Number of voxels in the bounding box of the object [1] | (max(X)-min(X)+1) * (max(Y)-min(Y)+1) * ... |
Oriented Bounding Box Volume | voxels | Number of voxels in the oriented bounding box of the object. The oriented bounding box is defined as the bounding box aligned along the axes of the object. [1] | |
Sum | Same as integrated intensity [2] | or M000 | {I = intensity} | |
Mean | Average intensity of voxels in the object [2] | ||
Median | Middle intensity of voxels in the object [2] | ||
Minimum | Minimum intensity of voxels in the object [2] | ||
Maximum | Maximum intensity of voxels in the object [2] | ||
Sigma | Standard deviation of intensity of voxels in the object [2] | σI | |
Variance | Variance of intensity of voxels in the object [2] | ||
Radius Variation | voxels | Standard deviation of distance from surface voxels to centroid | stddev( |
Skew | Skew of the normalized intensity histogram [3] | ||
Energy | Energy of the normalized intensity histogram [3] | ||
Entropy | Entropy of the normalized intensity histogram [3] | ||
Surface Gradient | Average of surface gradients | mean(G(Ωs)) | |
Interior Gradient | Average of interior gradients | mean(G(Ωin)) | |
Interior Intensity | Average of interior intensities | mean(I(Ωin)) | |
Surface Intensity | Average of surface intensities | mean(I(Ωs)) | |
Intensity Ratio | Ratio of surface intensity to interior intensity | ||
Shared Boundary | Ratio of object "edges" that touch another object to total number of object "edges | ||
Surface Area | voxels | Number of voxels on surface of the object [4] | | Ωs | |
Shape | Ratio of surface voxels to total voxels - compactness or thinness of object [5] |
References
[1] itkLabelGeometryImageFilter
[2] itkLabelStatisticsImageFilter
[3] Umbaugh, S. E., Y.-S. Wei, et al. (1997). "Feature extraction in image analysis. A program for facilitating data reduction in medical image classification." Engineering in Medicine and Biology Magazine, IEEE 16(4): 62-73.
[4] Lohmann, G. (1998). Volumetric Image Analysis, Wiley
[5] Theodoridis, S. and K. Koutroumbas (1999). Pattern recognition. San Diego, Academic Press.
[6] Kitware Source Newsletter