Algorithm for red blood cell count by digital image Processing
Keywords:
Cell counter, segmentation, , Hugh transform.Abstract
This article expose about the development of an algorithm for red blood cell count by digital image processing, based on the Hough transform. This will automate the count done by computer using software, performing it in a shorter time than the time it takes a specialist. To perform the above process, the image is captured by a camera mounted on a microscope and then transmitted to the computer for counting cells.
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