In order to solve the problem of insufficient available training data in the classification task of breast mass and calcification, a multi-view model based on secondary transfer learning was proposed combining with imaging characteristics of mammogram. Firstly, CBIS-DDSM (Curated Breast Imaging Subset of Digital Database for Screening Mammography) was used to construct the breast local tissue section dataset for the pre-training of the backbone network, and the domain adaptation learning of the backbone network was completed, so the backbone network had the essential ability of capturing pathological features. Then, the backbone network was secondarily transferred to the multi-view model and was fine-tuned based on the dataset of Mianyang Central Hospital. At the same time, the number of positive samples in the training was increased by CBIS-DDSM to improve the generalization ability of the network. The experimental results show that the domain adaption learning and data augmentation strategy improves the performance criteria by 17% averagely and achieves 94% and 90% AUC (Area Under Curve) values for mass and calcification respectively.
An image positioning and scaling architecture for mobile video terminals was proposed for freely zooming and viewing video in detail. Then a gesture recognition processing approach was adopted in the architecture. Single-finger dragging and double-finger zooming detection were proposed for the gesture recognition. In addition, an approach to coordinates conversion calculation was proposed with boundary binding of coordinate transformation parameters using crossing boundary detection. Novel video display system was presented which consists of the video decoding, the image rendering and the interaction with synchronization. Finally these parts were concurrently implemented by three threads. The simulation results show that the proposed system obtains real-time image positioning and scaling while the traditional way of video playback is reserved. Interaction response time is controlled within 6ms to eliminate the screen flicker and skipping caused by interaction. Real-time image positioning and scaling of video playback for resources-limited mobile terminals will lead to a wide range of potential applications.