Abstract
This paper use the fractional differential mask operator to describe and deal with the highly self similar digital medical image, then extracting the main features of the these images with principal component analysis, and recognizing these images with SVM algorithm. To provide an efficient algorithm for medical image processing with high degree of self similarity. Based on the analysis of fractional differential theory, principal component analysis theory and support vector machine (SVM) algorithm, designing a Fractional-order-PCA-SVM coupling algorithm for digital image recognition. and taking the digital image in ORL face database as the empirical object, using PCA-NN coupling algorithm, SVM algorithm, PCA-SVM algorithm, Sobel-PCA-NN algorithm, coupling coupling Sobel-SVM coupling algorithm, Sobel-PCA-SVM algorithm, Fractional-order-PCA-NN algorithm and coupling coupling Fractional-order-SVM coupling algorithm as the comparison algorithm, creating four experiments with the same sample, regarding the speed of operation and the accuracy of recognition as the criteria of high evaluation, verifying the superiority of the Fractional-order-PCA-SVM coupling algorithm designed in this paper. The average run time of the Fractional-order-PCA-SVM coupling algorithm only 4.152 s in the four experiments, although the speed of operation is not the highest, it also meets the demand of identification. The reason that the operation speed of the algorithm slightly lower than the three control algorithms is that the three algorithms are monotonic; The average accuracy rate of Fractional-order-PCA-SVM coupling algorithm is 99.2425% in four experiments, significantly better than the eight comparison algorithm; For digital medical image recognition the coupling algorithm designed in this paper is effective.
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