| 英文摘要 |
Colorectal cancer is one of the common causes of cancer death in Taiwan, and most cases of colorectal cancer evolve from polyps. At present, polyps are detected by colonoscopy in most cases. However, there are structures of the similar type to polyp inside the large intestine. Traditionally, medical imaging is interpreted by an experienced physician, which may lead to misinterpretation or omission of the polyps in the acquired images. In this paper, the automatic detection mechanism is developed to assist the physician to improve the quality of diagnosis by providing on-line tools for computer aided diagnosis. The research data were collected from the colorectal images of the case hospital in central Taiwan. The acquired images are enhanced via principle component transformation, and then the grey scale co-occurrence matrix is used to extract features. Six significant features (angular second moment, entropy, maximum probability, contrast, deficit momentum, correlation) were selected by conducting the independent sample t-testing of the nine features. The colorectal classification was conducted by the support vector machines. Experimental results show that the images processed by the principle component transformation and the feature selection perform best. The Az value of the test data set is 0.900. The images processed the principle component transformation and without the feature selection rank second. The test data set's Az value is 0.854. The images without processed by the principle component transformation but processed by the feature selection rank third. The Az value of the test data set is 0.800. The images without processed by neither the principle component transformation nor the feature selection rank lowest. The Az value of the test data set is 0.798. An automatic detection system of colorectal polyps by integrating principle component transformation, feature extraction and support vector machine is developed in this paper to assist the physician in polyps diagnosis to improve the quality of medical care. |