Category: How To & Style

Tags: MRI, Pattern Recognition, Image Analysis, Computer Vision

A sterile, intuitive context-integrated system for navigating MRI images through freehand gestures during a biopsy procedure is presented. Contextual cues are used to determine the intent of the user to improve continuous gesture recognition and to improve the HCI experience. Experimental results show that significant improvements in task completion time were obtained through the effect of context integration. List of publications: Mithun George Jacob, Juan Pablo Wachs, and Rebecca A. Packer. "Hand-gesture-based sterile interface for the operating room using contextual cues for the navigation of radiological images." Journal of the American Medical Informatics Association (2012). Mithun George Jacob, Christopher Cange, Rebecca A. Packer, and Juan Pablo Wachs, "Intention, Context and Gesture Recognition for Sterile MRI Navigation in the Operating Room." Progress in Pattern Recognition, Image Analysis, Computer Vision, and Applications (2012): 220-227.

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