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Blood Cells Images- Based on Chaos Theory
Saad Al-Shaban, Inaam A.M. Al -Sadik and Maha A. Amir
Corresponding Author: Saad Alshaban
Submitted: 2009 June, 14
Accepted: 2009 August, 05
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The fractal functions are considered a good choice to represent natural tissue surfaces. W hich were
chosen because of the importance of short period characteristics of classifying images since the fractal
dimension of a surface has an approximation of complete relation with surface toughness. Therefore, the idea
of using a new group of fractal characteristics is utilized to differentiate medical images. This work
demonstrates the technique of using chaos theory and principles of fractal engineering in the processes of
describing and differentiating medical images of red blood cells and while blood cells. A group consisted of
two fractal characteristics, which are the fractal dimension, and the Lacunarity are developed to describe and
differentiate medical images. An alternative method of box counting and mass radius is implemented to
calculate those two fractal characteristics of images surface Furthermore, an instructional program designed
by using PowerPoint and includes three instructional modules depending on system? approach knowledge based
of using chaos theory and fractal engineering m the medical applications.
Key words: Cells images, fractal geometry, van koch curve, elay, gerlach model, ,
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Saad Al-Shaban, Inaam A.M. Al -Sadik and Maha A. Amir, . Blood Cells Images- Based on Chaos Theory. Research Journal of Applied Sciences, Engineering and Technology, (3): Page No: 121-124.
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ISSN (Online): 2040-7467
ISSN (Print): 2040-7459 |
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