VLSI-Driven Chest X-Ray Segmentation: Hybrid Clustering Approach for Enhanced Medical Image Processing
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Hybrid Clustering, Image Segmentation, Pixel Analysis, Chest x ray images, Xilinx.Abstract
In many clinical applications, medical picture segmentation is essential for precise diagnosis and therapy planning. For prompt diagnosis and intervention, real-time processing and transmission of medical pictures is crucial in communication systems, especially in telemedicine and remote healthcare monitoring. Utilizing VLSI technology to implement K-means presents a viable way to satisfy the strict criteria of communication systems while addressing the computational demands of picture segmentation. Current systems frequently depend on software-based techniques, like threshold segmentation, which can result in a large amount of processing overhead and latency, especially in contexts with limited resources.
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