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Identification of Bone Fragmentation in X-Ray Images using Contour Detection Algorithm
Author(s) -
S. Agnes Shifani,
G. Ramkumar,
A. Margaret Clemencia,
S. Maheswari,
S. Priyadharshini
Publication year - 2019
Publication title -
international journal of innovative technology and exploring engineering
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
ISSN - 2278-3075
DOI - 10.35940/ijitee.i7851.078919
Subject(s) - canny edge detector , edge detection , enhanced data rates for gsm evolution , fracture (geology) , identification (biology) , computer science , computer vision , artificial intelligence , algorithm , bone fracture , limit (mathematics) , geometry , mathematics , materials science , image (mathematics) , image processing , mathematical analysis , composite material , radiology , medicine , botany , biology
The crack can occur in any bone ofour body. Broken bone is a bone condition that endured a breakdown of bone trustworthiness. The Fracture can't recognize effortlessly by the bare eye, so it is found in the x-beam images. The motivation behind this task is to find the precise territory where the bone fracture happens utilizing X-Ray Bone Fracture Detection by Canny Edge Detection Method. Shrewd Edge Detection technique is an ideal edge identification calculation on deciding the finish of a line with alterable limit and less error rate. The reproduction results have indicated how canny edge detection can help decide area of breaks in x-beam images. In the base paper, the cracked bit is chosen physically to defeat this downside, the proposed technique identify the bone fracture consequently and furthermore it quantifies the parameter like length of the crack, profundity of the fracture and the situation of the crack as for even and vertical pivot. The outcome demonstrates that the proposed technique for crack identification is better. The outcomes demonstrate that calculation is 91% exact and effective

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