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Persistence Diagram: Topological Characterization of Noise in Images

Persistence Diagram: Topological Characterization of Noise in Images. Moo K. Chung Department of Biostatistics and Medical Informatics Waisman Laboratory for Brain Imaging and Behavior University of Wisconsin-Madison www.stat.wisc.edu/~mchung. Brain Food Meeting November 5, 2008.

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Persistence Diagram: Topological Characterization of Noise in Images

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  1. Persistence Diagram: Topological Characterization of Noise in Images Moo K. Chung Department of Biostatistics and Medical Informatics Waisman Laboratory for Brain Imaging and Behavior University of Wisconsin-Madison www.stat.wisc.edu/~mchung Brain Food Meeting November 5, 2008

  2. Acknowledgments Kim M. Dalton, Richard J. Davidson Waisman Laboratory for Brain Imaging and Behavior University of Wisconsin-Madison Peter Kim University of Guelph CANADA

  3. Standard model on cortical thickness 6mm 0mm Gaussian  GLM

  4. Heat kernel smoothing makes data more Gaussian – central limit theorem QQ-plot 100 iterations Thickness 50 iterations Chung et al., 2005. NeuroImage

  5. Heat kernel smoothing widely used cortical data smoothing technique cortical curvatures (Luders, 2006; Gaser, 2006) cortical thickness (Luders, 2006; Bernal-Rusiel, 2008) Hippocampus (Shen, 2006; Zhu, 2007) Magnetoencephalography (MEG) (Han, 2007) functional-MRI (Hagler, 2006: Jo, 2007) General linear model (GLM) + random field theory Can we do data analysis in a really crazy way? Why? We may be able to detect some features that can’t be detected using the traditional approach.

  6. Persistence diagram Local max Local min A way to pair local min to local max in a nonlinear fashion.

  7. Persistence diagram Sublevel set Number of connected components Local min: Birth: Local max: Death: Pair the time of death with the time of the closest earlier birth

  8. PD-algorithm for pairing Set of local max Ordered local min For i from n to 1, let be the smallest of two adjacent local max iterate pair delete

  9. Rule for pairing local minimum to local maximum death 2 2 3 3 3 2 1 birth

  10. Persistence diagrams will show signal pattern

  11. Orthonormal basis in [0,1] Produces sine and cosine basis Removes sine basis

  12. High order derivatives are computed analytically without using finite difference more stable computing Measurement = f + noise

  13. Persistence diagram Red: local max Black: local min

  14. More complicated example black = top red = bottom Statistical analysis?

  15. Cortical thickness Flattening Weighted-SPHARM Chung et al., 2007, IEEE-TMI

  16. Signal difference noise red=autism black=control local min and max computation New inference & classification framework under development

  17. Thank you If you want to analyze your data this way, please talk to me 

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