WBCs detection depending based on a binary conversion of the color component in a Ycbcr color space

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Detection of white blood cells (WBCs) automatically is an important issue that has many applications in the field of medical imaging, in this research, we tend to detect white blood cells depending on the Ycbcr color space. The proposed method has been used for the binary conversion of color compounds cbcr depending on the certain threshold limits. In the experimental results from microscopy images of blood samples, the proposed algorithm was compared with several other algorithms for detection by using a quality scale that compares manual cell count with automatic detection of algorithms where the proposed algorithm obtained a high distinction accuracy reached to 100% compared to other methods.

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Mohammed, M. H., Daway, H. G., & Jouda, J. (2020). WBCs detection depending based on a binary conversion of the color component in a Ycbcr color space. In IOP Conference Series: Materials Science and Engineering (Vol. 928). IOP Publishing Ltd. https://doi.org/10.1088/1757-899X/928/7/072081

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