Vyacheslav V LYASHENKO, Asaad MA BABKER, Valentin A LYUBCHENKO

The study of blood smear as the analysis of images of various objects

Processing of microscope images in medicine is one of the priority research areas. Among the many medical imaging follows allocate the image of blood preparations. This is due to the fact that study of the image of blood preparations allows to conduct a comprehensive diagnosis of human health state. However, the specific complexity of visualization process of blood preparations and their subsequent processing with the use of automated processing determine the necessity to study different possibilities to use any approaches for image processing. We consider the image of blood preparations is a complex image. For image analysis of blood preparations’ structure, we use the method of color segmentation. For image analysis, we also use the methodology of the humanmachine. This allows you to clarify the structure of the image of blood preparations. We give some of examples that show the effectiveness of the proposed image processing of blood preparations

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