Aiming at the problems of incomplete segmentation of lung lesions and fuzzy prediction of regional boundaries in mainstream deep learning networks, a Multiscale Dense Fusion Network (MDF-Net) based on U-Net was proposed. Firstly, multi-branch dense skip connections were introduced to capture multi-level contextual information, and Information Weighted Fusion (IWF) module was introduced at the end of the network for level-by-level fusion to solve the feature loss problem in the network. Secondly, a self-attention pyramid module was designed. Each pyramid layer was used to segment the feature map in different scales, and the self-attention mechanism was applied to calculate the pixel correlation, thereby enhancing the saliency of the infection features in local and global regions. Finally, unlike the up-sampling form in traditional U-Net, a Up-sampling Residual (UR) module was designed. The multi-branch residual structure and channel feature excitation were used to help the network restore more abundant features of micro lesions. Experimental results on two public datasets show that compared with UNeXt, the proposed network improves the ACCuracy (ACC) by 1.5% and 1.4% respectively, and the Mean Intersection over Union (MIoU) by 3.9% and 1.9% respectively, which verify that MDF-Net has better lung lesion segmentation performance.
TURN protocol is a technique for simple traversal of UDP through NAT. On the basis of RFC3489, the draft for TURN protocol was researched and analyzed in detail. Its address translation table was modified and simplified, which stored dynamic allocated addresses, and the working mode and application model of TURN technology were designed. Then, consulted STUN design ideas, a prototype system of TURN server was designed and implemented, which solved the problem that SIP UA cant traverse symmetric NAT by STUN.