TOPIC #411 - PHASE I SBIR CONTRACT - DE-IDENTIFICATION SOFTWARE TOOLS FOR CANCER IMAGING RESEARCH
TOPIC #411 - PHASE I SBIR CONTRACT - DE-IDENTIFICATION SOFTWARE TOOLS FOR CANCER IMAGING RESEARCH
批准号:
10274086
负责人:
PAUL BUNTING
金额:
$38.65万
依托单位:
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
财政年份:
2020
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2020-09-16 至 2021-06-15
关键词:
AlgorithmsArtificial IntelligenceComplexComputer Vision SystemsConsumptionContractsDataData SetDigital Imaging and Communications in MedicineElementsExcisionHeadHumanImageIngestionInstitutionInterventionLocationMachine LearningMagnetic Resonance ImagingManualsMapsMedical ImagingMedical TechnologyMetadataMethodsModelingNatural Language ProcessingPathologyPhaseProcessRadiology SpecialtyResearchSamplingSlideSmall Business Innovation Research GrantSoftware ToolsSourceTechniquesTestingTextTimeTrainingVendorWorkcancer imagingdata ingestiondata warehousefile formatoptical character recognitionpathology imagingpatient privacypurgeradiological imagingwhole slide imaging
中文摘要
为医学成像应用开发人工智能技术需要在大型和多样化的数据集上建立训练模型。目前,由于对患者隐私的担忧,包括放射学和病理图像在内的大型数据存储库的聚合受到限制。为了成功地共享医学图像,机构必须能够快速准确地批量识别大量图像。这一过程目前是人工进行的,非常耗时。
我们提出了一种管道,通过利用机器学习、自然语言处理和划分的工作流技术来显著减少匿名医学图像所需的人工干预,来从放射DICOM图像和病理完整的幻灯片图像中去除PHI。除了检查图像中的标题数据外,我们还将使用光学字符识别和计算机视觉算法来检测图像中任何位置或方向的文本,然后自动记录并随后清除这些区域。这些技术将被配置为适用于各种图像类型(CT、MRI、X光照片等),并涵盖放射学和病理学图像的多家OEM供应商。
本第一阶段工作说明将构建必要的软件工具、方法和数据集,以促进第二阶段,在该阶段将开发自主辨认所需的复杂算法。在本文件中,这一第二阶段的处理称为工作流程。
英文摘要
Developing artificial intelligence technology for medical imaging applications requires training models on large and diverse datasets. Currently, aggregation of large data repositories, including radiology and pathology images, is limited by concerns around patient privacy. In order to successfully share medical images, an institution must be able to quickly and accurately de-identify large numbers of images in batches. This process is currently manual and time-consuming.
We propose a pipeline to remove PHI from both radiology DICOM images and pathology whole slide images by leveraging machine learning, natural language processing, and compartmentalized workflow techniques to significantly reduce the human intervention needed to anonymize medical images. In addition to examining header data in the images, we will use optical character recognition and computer vision algorithms to detect text in any location or orientation in the image, then automatically record and subsequently purge these regions. These techniques will be configured to work on a variety of image types (CT, MRI, radiograph, etc) and cover multiple OEM vendors for both radiology and pathology images.
This phase I statement of work will construct the software tools, methods, and datasets necessary to facilitate a phase II where the complex algorithms needed for autonomous deidentification will be developed. This phase II processing will be referred to throughout this document as the workflow.
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