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COMP9517: Computer Vision

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Motion and Tracking Applications

in Biomedical Imaging

Topics

Examples of change detection

  • Patient motion correction in angiography

Examples of template matching

  • Cell motion correction in microscopy
  • Monomodal brain image registration
  • Multimodal medical image registration

Examples of optical flow

  • Heart tissue motion estimation

Examples of object tracking

  • Particle tracking in molecular biology
  • Bayesian multitarget tracking method
  • Heart motion tracking and analysis
  • Tracking for neuron reconstruction
  • Object tracking in cell biology

Example of Change Detection

Digital Subtraction Angiography

0

X-ray at time t

Mask Image
X-ray at time
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tt +

Live Image

Digital Subtraction Angiography

Live Mask Contrast Stretched Meijering et al., Radiology , 2001

Digital Subtraction Angiography

Contrast Stretched Motion Corrected
Automatic motion correction here is a form of template matching

Examples of Template Matching

Cell Motion Correction

Cell fixation by image post-
processing allows analysis of
the internal changes over time

Brain Image Registration

To understand how the human brain develops from childhood to adulthood and to study developmental disorders we can use magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) at different ages and match the images to a template using automatic image registration techniques

Joint Visualization

Multimodal Image Registration

Computed Tomography (CT)
Magnetic Resonance (MR)
Registration (alignment) of
images from multiple imaging
modalities (devices) allows
joint visualisation which may
provide additional information
to the physician

Example of Optical Flow

Heart Tissue Motion Estimation

  • Heart tissue cultured 6 days
  • Mono-layer cardiomyocytes
  • Phase-contrast microscopy
  • Real-time imaging 24 fps Since the images contain rich information it is easy to estimate local gradients with high accuracy so this is a perfect case for the optical flow method t

= fv f

Heart Tissue Motion

Motion vectors visualised by direction (color) and magnitude (intensity)

Examples of Object Tracking

Particle Tracking Problem

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Bayesian Tracking

  • Correction: Posterior Observation Model Prior 1

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Prior Transition Model

  • Prediction: Posterior

Computing the degree of belief in the object state by taking into

account all available evidence up to the current time point

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State: X rv a sI =

Position, velocity, acceleration, shape, intensity, …

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expressed as probability density PX

Evidence: a set of images or extracted features { }

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Bayesian Multitarget Tracking

X rv a sI 1; t =(, , , , ,)1; 1; tt t t t 1; 1; 1;

Extend the state space to include the states of all targets

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X XX = X

X rv a sINt ; ; ; ; ;;=( , , , , ,) Nt Nt Nt Nt Nt 
Computational cost grows exponentially with the number of targets
Requires heuristics to keep track of number of targets and identities

Use a mixture model of single-target probability densities

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  • Smal & Meijering

Tracking Heart Motion in MRI

Tracking Heart Motion in MRI

Tracks Strain

Smal& Meijering, Medical Image Analysis , 2012

Neuron Reconstruction

Neuron Reconstruction

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Neuron Reconstruction

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Target states
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Tracking for Neuron Reconstruction

Radojevic & Meijering, Neuroinformatics , 2019

Neuron Reconstruction Results

Cell Tracking

Popular segmentation methods

  • Intensity thresholding
  • Watershed segmentation
  • Active contour fitting
  • Level-set segmentation () n ( ) n Cr = Br n

Model: P

Fitting: C =argmin ( ) EC
level-set function
zero-level set

Cell Tracking

Linking by contour model evolution

Dzyubachyk & Meijering, IEEE Transactions on Medical Imaging , 2010

Cell Tracking

Coloured contours indicate the results of cell segmentation and indentification

Cell Lineage Reconstruction

Drosophila embryogenesis Keller et al. 2014

Cell Lineage Reconstruction

Tracking each cell during Drosophila embryonic development

Keller et al., Nature Methods , 2014

References and Acknowledgements Further information on the presented applications can be found in the following papers:

  • Image Registration for Digital Subtraction Angiography
  • Advanced Level-Set Based Cell Tracking in Time-Lapse Fluorescence Microscopy
  • Multimodal Volume Registration by Maximization of Mutual Information
  • Optical-Flow Based Non-Invasive Analysis of Cardiomyocyte Contractility
  • Multiple Object Tracking in Molecular Bioimaging by RBM Particle Filtering
  • Objective Comparison of Particle Tracking Methods
  • Reversible Jump MCMC Methods for Fully Automatic Motion Analysis in Tagged MRI
  • Automated Neuron Tracing Using Probability Hypothesis Density Filtering
  • An Objective Comparison of Cell-Tracking Algorithms
  • Methods for Cell and Particle Tracking
  • Reconstruction of Cell Lineages From Large-Scale Fluorescence Microscopy Data
  • A Tutorial on Particle Filters for Online Nonlinear/Non-Gaussian Bayesian Tracking