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Jinli Cui1, Yadong Wang2, Ke Wang3
1Department of Radiology, Affiliated Hospital of Changchun University of Traditional Chinese Medicine, Changchun 130000, Jilin, China.
Abstract:
Mean-shift originally refers to the mean vector of the offset. The algorithm idea is to assume that the data sets of different clusters conform to different probability density distributions, and the area with high sample density corresponds to the center of the cluster. With the wide application of hospital information system, especially the popularity of the meanshift algorithm in the outpatient system, it has greatly improved the efficiency of medical staff. Medical imaging refers to the technology and process of obtaining internal tissue images of the human body or a certain part of the human body in a noninvasive manner for medical treatment or medical research. It contains the following two relatively independent research directions: medical imaging system and medical image processing. In this paper, we expect to improve the mining ability of medical image information with the help of the meanshift algorithm based on the key technology of the medical image intelligent mining algorithm. This paper proposes a method to enhance image feature extraction and data mining and how to apply relevant analysis rules for mining. Applying this integrated algorithm to extract simplified rules is more beneficial to people's understanding than the raw data and helps doctors quickly understand the patient's condition.
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