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Nuclear morphology and structure as visualized from histopathology microscopy images can yield important diagnostic clues in some benign and malignant tissue lesions. Precise quantitative information about nuclear structure and morphology, however, is currently not available for many diagnostic challenges. This is due, in part, to the lack of methods to quantify these differences from image data....
We propose a novel method for detecting characteristic informative phenotype patterns from biomedical images. By building a metric space quantifying the difference between images, we learn the distributions of different classes, and then detect the characteristic regions using graph partition. We show that the detected regions are statistically significant. Our approach can also be used for designing...
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