ImageMiner: a software system for comparative analysis of tissue microarrays using content-based image retrieval, high-performance computing, and grid technology.

Objective and Design: The design and implementation of ImageMiner, a software platform for performing comparative analysis of expression patterns in imaged microscopy specimens such as tissue microarrays (TMAs), is described. ImageMiner is a federated system of services that provides a reliable set...

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Publicado en:Journal of the American Medical Informatics Association Vol. 18; no. 4; pp. 403 - 416
Autores principales: Foran DJ, Yang L, Chen W, Hu J, Goodell LA, Reiss M, Wang F, Kurc T, Pan T, Sharma A, Saltz JH, Foran, David J, Yang, Lin, Chen, Wenjin, Hu, Jun, Goodell, Lauri A, Reiss, Michael, Wang, Fusheng, Kurc, Tahsin, Pan, Tony
Formato: research Journal Article
Publicado: Oxford University Press / USA Jul2011
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          Yang L
          Chen W
          Hu J
          Goodell LA
          Reiss M
          Wang F
          Kurc T
          Pan T
          Sharma A
          Saltz JH
          Foran, David J
          Yang, Lin
          Chen, Wenjin
          Hu, Jun
          Goodell, Lauri A
          Reiss, Michael
          Wang, Fusheng
          Kurc, Tahsin
          Pan, Tony
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          Data Mining Methods
          Management Information Systems
          Image Processing, Computer Assisted
          Tissue Array Analysis Equipment and Supplies
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      ab: Objective and Design: The design and implementation of ImageMiner, a software platform for performing comparative analysis of expression patterns in imaged microscopy specimens such as tissue microarrays (TMAs), is described. ImageMiner is a federated system of services that provides a reliable set of analytical and data management capabilities for investigative research applications in pathology. It provides a library of image processing methods, including automated registration, segmentation, feature extraction, and classification, all of which have been tailored, in these studies, to support TMA analysis. The system is designed to leverage high-performance computing machines so that investigators can rapidly analyze large ensembles of imaged TMA specimens. To support deployment in collaborative, multi-institutional projects, ImageMiner features grid-enabled, service-based components so that multiple instances of ImageMiner can be accessed remotely and federated.Results: The experimental evaluation shows that: (1) ImageMiner is able to support reliable detection and feature extraction of tumor regions within imaged tissues; (2) images and analysis results managed in ImageMiner can be searched for and retrieved on the basis of image-based features, classification information, and any correlated clinical data, including any metadata that have been generated to describe the specified tissue and TMA; and (3) the system is able to reduce computation time of analyses by exploiting computing clusters, which facilitates analysis of larger sets of tissue samples.
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