cytological images

This ar­ticle analyzes the pat­ho­lo­gi­cal con­di­ti­ons of the bre­ast ba­sed on the study of cyto­lo­gi­cal ima­ges. Cyto­lo­gi­cal ima­ges are a se­pa­ra­te class of bi­ome­di­cal ima­ges and are used in the di­ag­no­sis of can­cer. For di­ag­no­se pre­can­ce­ro­us and can­ce­ro­us con­di­ti­ons and tre­at­ment tac­tics, di­ag­nosti­ci­ans use cyto­lo­gi­cal, his­to­lo­gi­cal, and im­mu­no­his­toche­mi­cal ima­ges. For au­to­ma­ting the pro­cess of di­ag­no­sis in on­co­logy, au­to­ma­ted mic­roscopy systems are used.

The analysis of the histological and cytological images characteristics and automated biomedical images processing systems is provided. The structure of "contour-contour" transformation error and it evaluation is explored. A computer experiments of contours transformation error evaluation is done based on cytological images example.