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- Patent Title: Artificial neural network and system for identifying lesion in retinal fundus image
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Application No.: US16609213Application Date: 2017-08-04
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Publication No.: US11213197B2Publication Date: 2022-01-04
- Inventor: Juan Wang , Bin Xia , Yujing Bai , Xiaoxin Li , Zhigang Hu , Yu Zhao
- Applicant: SHENZHEN SIBIONICS TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD. , SHENZHEN SIBRIGHT TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD.
- Applicant Address: CN Shenzhen; CN Shenzhen
- Assignee: SHENZHEN SIBIONICS TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD.,SHENZHEN SIBRIGHT TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD.
- Current Assignee: SHENZHEN SIBIONICS TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD.,SHENZHEN SIBRIGHT TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD.
- Current Assignee Address: CN Shenzhen; CN Shenzhen
- Agency: Avant Law Group, LLC
- Priority: CN201710306096.8 20170504
- International Application: PCT/CN2017/095909 WO 20170804
- International Announcement: WO2018/201632 WO 20181108
- Main IPC: A61B3/00
- IPC: A61B3/00 ; G06N20/20 ; G06N20/10 ; G06N3/04 ; G06N3/08 ; G06T7/00

Abstract:
The present disclosure provides an artificial neural network system for identifying a lesion in a retinal fundus image that comprises a pre-processing module configured to separately pre-process a target retinal fundus image and a reference retinal fundus image taken from a same person; a first neural network (12) configured to generate a first advanced feature set from the target retinal fundus image; a second neural network (22) configured to generate a second advanced feature set from the reference retinal fundus image; a feature combination module (13) configured to combine the first advanced feature set and the second advanced feature set to form a feature combination set; and a third neural network (14) configured to generate, according to the feature combination set, a diagnosis result. By using a target retinal fundus image and a reference retinal fundus image as independent input information, the artificial neural network may simulate a doctor, determining lesions on the target retinal fundus image using other retinal fundus images from the same person as a reference, thereby enhancing the diagnosis accuracy.
Public/Granted literature
- US20200085290A1 ARTIFICIAL NEURAL NETWORK AND SYSTEM FOR IDENTIFYING LESION IN RETINAL FUNDUS IMAGE Public/Granted day:2020-03-19
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