IPSDK  4_1_0_2
IPSDK : Image Processing Software Development Kit
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Measure allowing to compute energy of intensities for shape. More...

Classes

class  ipsdk::imaproc::shape::analysis::EnergyMsr
 Measurement object for measure Energy. More...
 
class  ipsdk::imaproc::shape::analysis::EnergyMsrInfo
 Information object for measure Energy. More...
 
class  ipsdk::imaproc::shape::analysis::EnergyMsrParams
 Parameter object for measure Energy. More...
 

Detailed Description

Measure allowing to compute energy of intensities for shape.

This measure computes the energy, also known as angular second moment, of image pixel/voxel intensity values associated to a 2d/3d shape. Its value equals to one for a constant signal and decreases with its unpredictability.

The energy measure is based on the analysis of the shape histogram (see Histogram). Given the histogram parameters allowing to determine (among others) the number of classes $N$ and a global range for the histogram, this measure computes shape energy as :

\[ E = \sum_{i=0}^{N-1}{p^2(b_i)} \]

where $p(b_i)$ is the density of probability associated to bin $i$ of histogram :

\[ p(b_i) = \frac{P(b_i) \times R(b_i)}{\sum_{i=0}^{N-1}{P(b_i) \times R(b_i)}} \]

and :

Here is an example of energy measurement in 2d case :

energyMsr.png

We could have predicted the behaviour of the results : the shape 3 has homogeneous intensity, thus, its energy equals 1. Moreover, the shapes 5 and 6 are the most noisy features, therefore their energies have the lowest values. Then, the noise intensity of the shapes 2 and 4, is close to the intensity noise intensity of the shapes 5 and 6. As a consequence, their energy have the same range. Finally, the shape 1 is less noisy than the shapes 2, 4, 5 and 6, which results in a higher energy value.

Moreover, the results are correlated with the ones obtained by the Entropy measure.

See also
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image_texture
Author
R. Abbal
Date
2017/02/20

Measure allowing to compute energy of intensities for shape

Measure synthesis :

Measure Type Measure Unit Type Parameter Type Result Type Shape Requirements
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Generic
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None
parameter.png
EnergyMsrParams
Value.png
Value (ipsdk::ipReal64)
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Row Intersections
See Shape measurement for additional information on these pictograms

Measure Type :

This is a generic measure

This measure can be used in 2d and 3d case

Measure Unit Type:

Measure Energy is not associated to any unit [ipsdk::shape::analysis::eMsrUnitFormat::eMUF_NoUnit]

Measure Parameter Type :

Measure Energy is associated to EnergyMsrParams parameters

Measure Result Type :

Measure Energy is associated to ipsdk::shape::analysis::ValueMeasureResult<ipsdk::ipReal64> results

Measure Shape Requirements :

Measure Energy requires row intersections from shape data

Measure Dependencies :

Measure Energy depends on following measures :

Measure Mode Measure Name Measure Type Measure Parameters
eMVP_2d3d Histogram Histogram createHistogramMsrParams(_pMsrParams->getNode<EnergyMsrParams::HistoParams>())
Note
See Shape Analysis 2d for more information on general shape 2d analysis and measurement usage.
See Shape Analysis 3d for more information on general shape 3d analysis and measurement usage.

Example of Python code :

Generic example in 2d case :

import PyIPSDK
import PyIPSDK.IPSDKIPLShapeAnalysis as shapeanalysis
# Create the infoset
inMeasureInfoSet2d = PyIPSDK.createMeasureInfoSet2d()
PyIPSDK.createMeasureInfo(inMeasureInfoSet2d, "EnergyMsr")
#Perform the analysis
outMeasureSet = shapeanalysis.labelAnalysis2d(inGreyImg, inLabelImg2d, inMeasureInfoSet2d)
# save results to csv format
PyIPSDK.saveCsvMeasureFile(os.path.join(tmpPath, "shape_analysis_results.csv"), outMeasureSet)
# retrieve measure results
outMsr = outMeasureSet.getMeasure("EnergyMsr")
# retrieve measure values
outMsrValues = outMsr.getMeasureResult().getColl(0)
print("First label measurement equal " + str(outMsrValues[1]))

Generic example in 3d case :

import PyIPSDK
import PyIPSDK.IPSDKIPLShapeAnalysis as shapeanalysis
# Create the infoset
inMeasureInfoSet3d = PyIPSDK.createMeasureInfoSet3d()
PyIPSDK.createMeasureInfo(inMeasureInfoSet3d, "EnergyMsr")
#Perform the analysis
outMeasureSet = shapeanalysis.labelAnalysis3d(inGreyImg, inLabelImg, inMeasureInfoSet3d)
# save results to csv format
PyIPSDK.saveCsvMeasureFile(os.path.join(tmpPath, "shape_analysis_results.csv"), outMeasureSet)
# retrieve measure results
outMsr = outMeasureSet.getMeasure("EnergyMsr")
# retrieve measure values
outMsrValues = outMsr.getMeasureResult().getColl(0)
print("First label measurement equal " + str(outMsrValues[1]))

Example of C++ code :

Example informations

Associated library

IPSDKIPLShapeAnalysis

Code Example

// opening grey level input image
ImagePtr pInGreyImg2d = loadTiffImageFile(inputGreyImgPath);
// read entity shape 2d collection used for processing
Shape2dCollPtr pShape2dColl = boost::make_shared<Shape2dColl>();
IPSDK_REQUIRE(readFromXmlFile(inputShape2dCollPath, *pShape2dColl) == true);
// define a measure info set
MeasureInfoSetPtr pMeasureInfoSet = MeasureInfoSet::create2dInstance();
createMeasureInfo(pMeasureInfoSet, "EnergyMsr");
// compute measure on shape 2d collection
MeasureSetPtr pOutMeasureSet = shapeAnalysis2d(pInGreyImg2d, pShape2dColl, pMeasureInfoSet);
// retrieve associated results
const MeasureConstPtr& pEnergyOutMsr = pOutMeasureSet->getMeasure("EnergyMsr");