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One dimensional local binary pattern for bone texture characterization

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The evaluation of osteoporotic disease from X-ray images presents a major challenge for pattern recognition and medical applications. Textured images from the bone microarchitecture of osteoporotic and healthy subjects show a high degree of similarity, thus drastically increasing the difficulty of classifying such textures. In this paper, we propose a new method to separate osteoporotic cases from healthy controls, using texture analysis. The idea consists in combining global and local information to better capture the image characteristics. Global information is characterized by image projection which conveys information about the global aspect of the texture. Local information is encoded by the local patterns using neighborhood operators. The proposed technique is based on the local binary pattern (LBP) descriptor which has been classically applied on two dimensional (2D) images. Our algorithm is a derived solution for the 1D projected fields of the 2D images. Experiments were conducted on two populations of osteoporotic patients and control subjects. Compared to the classical LBP, the proposed approach yields a better classification rate of the two populations.

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This work is part of the FRACTOS project supported by the Region Centre (France). We gratefully acknowledge the Region Centre for its support

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  1. Laboratoire PRISME, UPRES EA 4229, Université d’Orléans, 12 rue de Blois BP 6744, 45067, Orléans, France

    Lotfi Houam & Rachid Jennane

  2. Laboratoire PRISME, UPRES EA 4229, ENSI de Bourges, 88 Avenue Lahitolle, 18020, Bourges, France

    Adel Hafiane

  3. Laboratoire PI:MIS, Université de Guelma BP 401, 24000, Guelma, Algeria

    Abdelhani Boukrouche

  4. Institut 3MTO, UPRES EA 4708, Hôpital d’Orléans, 1 rue Porte-Madeleine BP 2439, 45032 , Orléans, France

    Eric Lespessailles

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Houam, L., Hafiane, A., Boukrouche, A. et al. One dimensional local binary pattern for bone texture characterization. Pattern Anal Applic 17, 179–193 (2014). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10044-012-0288-4

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