H. Benali et al., FOUNDATIONS OF FACTOR-ANALYSIS OF MEDICAL IMAGE SEQUENCES - A UNIFIEDAPPROACH AND SOME PRACTICAL IMPLICATIONS, Image and vision computing, 12(6), 1994, pp. 375-385
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Computer Sciences, Special Topics",Optics,"Engineering, Eletrical & Electronic","Computer Science Artificial Intelligence","Computer Science Software Graphycs Programming","Computer Science Theory & Methods
Factor Analysis of Medical Image Sequences (FAMIS) is presently conduc
ted either in the function space or in the image space. A unified appr
oach jointly using these two spaces is presented. First, the solution
of a statistical model for scintigraphic image sequences leads to the
use of correspondence analysis which is the optimal orthogonal decompo
sition of this data. Then, two symmetrical hypotheses concerning eithe
r the underlying fundamental functions or the underlying fundamental s
patial distributions are derived. These hypotheses are merged in an or
iginal method to solve FAMIS physical model. Using this unified approa
ch, a priori knowledge about functions and images can be jointly taken
into account to improve the estimation of the underlying structures.
Some practical applications of the method are illustrated on simulated
data.