A bullseyes plot may be generated based on cardiac magnetic resonance imaging (CMRI) to facilitate the diagnosis and treatment of heart diseases. Described herein are systems, methods, and instrumentalities associated with bullseyes plot generation. A plurality of myocardial segments may be obtained for constructing the bullseye plot based on landmark points detected in short-axis and long-axis magnetic resonance (MR) slices of the heart and by arranging the short-axis MR slices sequentially in accordance with the order in which the slices are generated during the CMRI. The sequential order of the short-axis MR slices may be determined utilizing projected locations of the short-axis MR slices on a long-axis MR slice and respective distances of the projected locations to a landmark point of the long-axis MR slice. The myocardium and/or landmark points may be identified in the short-axis and/or long-axis MR slices using artificial neural networks.

An object tracking system includes a first sensor, a second sensor, and a tracking system. The first sensor is configured to capture a first frame of a global plane for at least a first portion of a space. The second sensor is configured to capture a second frame of at least a second portion of the space. The tracking system is configured to determine the object is within an overlap region with the second sensor based on a first pixel location. The tracking system is further configured to determine a first coordinate in the global plane for the object, to determine a second pixel location in the second frame for the object based on the first coordinate, and to store the second pixel location with an object identifier a tracking list associated with the second sensor.

A computerized method of providing automatic anatomy recognition (AAR) includes gathering image data from patient image sets, formulating precise definitions of each body region and organ and delineating them following the definitions, building hierarchical fuzzy anatomy models of organs for each body region, recognizing and locating organs in given images by employing the hierarchical models, and delineating the organs following the hierarchy. The method may be applied, for example, to body regions including the thorax, abdomen and neck regions to identify organs.

This application discloses an object recognition method and apparatus in the field of artificial intelligence. This application relates to the field of artificial intelligence, and specifically, to the field of computer vision. The method includes: obtaining one or more body regions of a to-be-recognized image; determining a saliency score of each of the one or more body regions; and when a saliency score of a body region A is greater than or equal to a categorization threshold, determining a feature vector of an object in the body region A based on a feature of the object in the body region A, and determining a category of the object in the body region A based on the feature vector of the object in the body region A and a category feature vector in a feature library, where the body region A is any one of the one or more body regions.

A memory stores shape information representing a shape of an object. A processor detects a plurality of feature lines from an image of an object that has been captured by an image capturing device in a manufacturing process of manufacturing the object, and produces a plurality of combinations by correlating each of a plurality of line segments in the shape information and each of the plurality of feature lines with each other. Next, the processor performs classification of each of the combinations into an identified combination that has a certain correlation result or an unidentified combination that has an uncertain correlation result. The processor also changes a result of the classification for the identified combination and the unidentified combination according to a reliability of each of the plurality of combinations and determines a degree of progress of the manufacturing process by using the identified combination included in the changed result.

A method and an image processing system for detecting an object in an image are described. A set of line segments are detected in the image. A subset of the line segments is identified based on a projection space orientation that defines a projection space. Each one of the line segments of the subset of line segments is projected into the projection space to obtain a set of projected line segments, where each projected line segment of the set of projected line segments is represented by a respective set of projection parameters. A determination is performed, in the projection space, based on the sets of projection parameters and a shape criterion that characterizes the object, of whether the image includes an instance of the object. In response to determining that the image includes the instance of the object, the instance of the object is output.

This application discloses an image segmentation method in the field of artificial intelligence. The method includes: obtaining an input image and a processing requirement; performing multi-layer feature extraction on the input image to obtain a plurality of feature maps; downsampling the plurality of feature maps to obtain a plurality of feature maps with a reference resolution, where the reference resolution is less than a resolution of the input image; fusing the plurality of feature maps with the reference resolution to obtain at least one feature map group; upsampling the feature map group by using a transformation matrix W, to obtain a target feature map group; and performing target processing on the target feature map group based on the processing requirement to obtain a target image.

The invention relates to a deep-learning-based driving assistance system and method thereof. The system adopts a one-stage object detection neural network, and is applied to an embedded device for quickly calculating and determining a driving object information. The system comprises an image capture module, a feature extraction module, a semantic segmentation module, and a lane processing module, wherein the lane processing module further comprises a lane line binary sub-module, a lane line clustering sub-module, and a lane line fitting sub-module.

A computer-implemented method for processing a set of virtual fibers into a set of clusters of virtual fibers, usable for manipulation on a cluster basis in a computer graphics generation system, may include determining aspects for virtual fibers in the set of virtual fibers, determining similarity scores between the virtual fibers based on their aspects, and determining an initial cluster comprising the virtual fibers of the set of virtual fibers. The method may further include instantiating a cluster list in at least one memory, adding the initial cluster to the cluster list, partitioning the initial cluster into a first subsequent cluster and a second subsequent cluster based on similarity scores among fibers in the initial cluster, adding the first subsequent cluster and the second subsequent cluster to the cluster list, and testing whether a number of clusters in the cluster list is below a predetermined threshold.

An image processing system receives an image depicting a bundle of boards. The bundle of boards has a front face that is perpendicular to a long axis of boards and the image is captured at an angle relative to the long axis. The image processing system applies a homographic transformation to estimate a frontal view of the front face and identifies a plurality of divisions between rows in the estimate. For each adjacent pair of the plurality of divisions between rows, a plurality of vertical divisions is identified. The image processing system identifies a set of bounding boxes defined by pairs of adjacent divisions between rows and pairs of adjacent vertical divisions. The image processing system may filter and/or merge some bounding boxes to better match the bounding boxes to individual boards. Based on the bounding boxes, the image processing system determines the number of boards in the bundle.