In order to achieve the automatic identification of liver cancer cells in the blood, the present study adopted a principal component analysis (PCA) and back propagation (BP) algorithm of feedforward neural networks to identify white blood cells and red blood cells in mice and human liver cancer cells, HepG2. The present paper shows the process in which PCA was carried out after obtaining spectral data by fiber confocal back-scattering spectrograph, selecting the first two principal components as spectral features, and establishing a neural network pattern recognition model with two input layer nodes, eleven hidden layer nodes and three output nodes. In order to verify whether the model would give accurate identification of cells, we chose 195 object data to train the model with 150 sets of data as training set and 45 sets as test set. According to the results, the overall recognition accuracy of the three cells was above 90% with the average relative deviation only 4.36%. The results showed that PCA+BP algorithm could automatically identify liver cancer cells from erythrocyte and white blood cells, which will provide a useful tool for the study of metastasis and biological metabolism characteristics of liver cancer.
Citation: YANG Jing, WANG Cheng, XIE Chengying, WENG Xiaofu, WEI Xunbin. Backscatter micro-spectra discrimination of liver cancer cell based on principal component analysis arithmetic and back propagation neural network. Journal of Biomedical Engineering, 2017, 34(2): 246-252. doi: 10.7507/1001-5515.201605008 Copy
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