We invite postgraduate candidate (PhD and MSc) to joint CASD research as a team and work together towards its goal to assist medical expert. Research area under CASD project include Medical Image Analysis, Multimedia Database, Computer Graphics, Data Visualization, Augmented Reality and Holographics Interaction. The expected output are Cardiovascular Information System, Heart Diseases Diagnostic Systems, Computer Assisted Medical Research and 3D Medical Visualization.
Wednesday, January 5, 2011
MOA discussion
5th January 2011, 2.30 pm, TNCPI meeting room, ICC, UPM, chair by Mr Industri Saion the Deputy Director of ICC. Attended by Dr Suhaini and Legal Advisor from IJN, Dr. Mohd. Zamrin (PPUKM), and Dr. Md Nasir and me from FSKTM, UPM.
Saturday, December 4, 2010
Congratulation to Hassan for his 2nd journal publication.
Three-Dimension Coronary Artery Tree Curvature Confirmation
Hassan H. Khalil, Rahmita O.K. Rahmat, D. M. Zamrin, Ramlan Mahmod and Norwati Mustapha
Journal of Computer Science
DOI: 10.3844/jcssp.2010.1518.1524
Volume 6, Issue 12
Pages 1524-1530
Problem statement: Three-Dimension (3D) reconstruction is one of the vital and robust tools that provide aid in many fields, especially medicine. This article is about 3D shape similarity and it presents a comparison approach between principal curvature methods of 3D output. Our approach follows the concept of using the gray scale value as the z dimension and the other approach is a standard one. A comparison of the curvature of the 3D outputs will be made between the standard approach and our proposed one to prove its correctness. We propose to use the standard deviation technique to compare the output features of the 3D coronary artery trees. We applied a standard approach of 3D shape similarity and compared the features with ours. The standard approach was published in 1998 as a study comparing certain 3D curvature measurement algorithms. Approach: Our approach consists of three major steps: (1) Apply the paraboloid fitting technique from the standard approach; (2) Apply the 3D reconstruction algorithm proposed in this research on the same data in step (1) and (3) Apply the Standard Deviation technique on both outputs from (1) and (2) and compare the outputs. Results: Experimental evaluation has been done on clinical raw data sets where the experimental results revealed that both outputs are totally matched. Conclusion: The match in the output refers to the correctness of the proposed 3D output and subsequently its coronary artery tree curvature as well.
Refer to : Khalil, H.H., R.O.K. Rahmat, D.M. Zamrin, R. Mahmod and N. Mustapha, 2010. Three-Dimension Coronary Artery Tree Curvature Confirmation. J. Comput. Sci., 6: 1524-1530. (DOI: 10.3844/jcssp.2010.1518.1524)
Hassan H. Khalil, Rahmita O.K. Rahmat, D. M. Zamrin, Ramlan Mahmod and Norwati Mustapha
Journal of Computer Science
DOI: 10.3844/jcssp.2010.1518.1524
Volume 6, Issue 12
Pages 1524-1530
Problem statement: Three-Dimension (3D) reconstruction is one of the vital and robust tools that provide aid in many fields, especially medicine. This article is about 3D shape similarity and it presents a comparison approach between principal curvature methods of 3D output. Our approach follows the concept of using the gray scale value as the z dimension and the other approach is a standard one. A comparison of the curvature of the 3D outputs will be made between the standard approach and our proposed one to prove its correctness. We propose to use the standard deviation technique to compare the output features of the 3D coronary artery trees. We applied a standard approach of 3D shape similarity and compared the features with ours. The standard approach was published in 1998 as a study comparing certain 3D curvature measurement algorithms. Approach: Our approach consists of three major steps: (1) Apply the paraboloid fitting technique from the standard approach; (2) Apply the 3D reconstruction algorithm proposed in this research on the same data in step (1) and (3) Apply the Standard Deviation technique on both outputs from (1) and (2) and compare the outputs. Results: Experimental evaluation has been done on clinical raw data sets where the experimental results revealed that both outputs are totally matched. Conclusion: The match in the output refers to the correctness of the proposed 3D output and subsequently its coronary artery tree curvature as well.
Refer to : Khalil, H.H., R.O.K. Rahmat, D.M. Zamrin, R. Mahmod and N. Mustapha, 2010. Three-Dimension Coronary Artery Tree Curvature Confirmation. J. Comput. Sci., 6: 1524-1530. (DOI: 10.3844/jcssp.2010.1518.1524)
Thursday, November 25, 2010
Farsad's sv committee progress meeting
Monday, November 22, 2010
Supervisory Committee Progress Meeting at IJN
Saturday, November 6, 2010
Discussion with WC and friends.
6 November 2010, 10.30 am, Seminar Room Block C
Attendance : Haji Hasan, Dr. Zamrin, Dr Nasir, Rahmita, Lilly, Bie, Mr Tajul, WC and friends.
Decision :
Attendance : Haji Hasan, Dr. Zamrin, Dr Nasir, Rahmita, Lilly, Bie, Mr Tajul, WC and friends.
Decision :
- WC and friends will develop up to basic CICU modul,
- Next meeting with the group will be on 11th December 2010, 10 am,
- 2nd next meeting with the group will be on 8th January 2011, 10 am, which will be the final output presentation.
- If the output is satisfying then we will continue to the next modul.
- The output will be used for our next level of research, and hopefully our grant proposal will be approved.
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| WC progress presentation. |
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| Mr Tajul,WC and friends discussing their next strategy. |
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| Prof. Haji Hasan with his thinking head. |
Latest Output!
Zinah Alussi, Rahmita Wirza, D.M. Zamrin, Echocardiograph Imaging, The Influence of Qualitative and Quantitative Analysis on Echocardiograph Interpretation Informatics, released by LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing (2010-10-29)-ISBN-13:978-3-8433-58788-1
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