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26–30 Jun 2022
Riva del Garda, Italy
Europe/Rome timezone

Gamma-Ultrasound Signal Separation Using Autoencoder

27 Jun 2022, 17:10
1m
Palavela (Riva del Garda)

Palavela

Riva del Garda

Poster Poster

Speaker

Kyung-Seok ‍Choi (KoreaUniversity)

Description

Recently, research on Gamma-Ultrasound(γ-US) probe has been conducted. The Gamma-Ultrasound(γ-US) probe is a dual modality probe that can obtain anatomical structure and molecular information. In this system, the ultrasonic and the gamma signals can be obtained in one readout channel by summing the both signals.
In the previous studies, The combined signal was separated by using FIR filter. In order to use the FIR filter, a frequency difference is required between ultrasonic and gamma-ray signals. For this reason, there is a problem in that the frequency band of the ultrasonic signal and the gamma-ray signal is limited.
Here, we propose a new separation method to solve this problem by using deep learning autoencoder model. The proposed method can discriminate gamma and ultrasonic signals regardless of frequency bands. In this study, the signal separation performance in the FIR and Autoencoder models was compared by changing the gamma signal length.
As a result of the study, As the width of the gamma signal narrowed, the peak voltage of the gamma signal decreased dramatically.(47.44%) On the other hands, the Autoencoder method showed similar performance to the original signal regardless of the signal length, and only a 0.17% decrease occurred. These results show that the proposed method has better performance regardless of frequency. Through this Autoencoder method, it is expected that the Gamma-Ultrasound probe can be applied to various fields.

Primary author

Kyung-Seok ‍Choi (KoreaUniversity)

Co-authors

Chanho ‍Kim (Department of Bioengineering, Korea University, Seoul, South Korea) Semin Kim (Department of Bioengineering, Korea University, Seoul, South Korea) Prof. Jung-Yeol Yeom (Department of Bioengineering, Korea University, Seoul, South Korea)

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