Feature extraction method for frozen electron cross-sectional image
A technology of feature extraction and frozen electrons, which is applied in the field of structural biology, can solve the problems of affecting the accuracy of 3D reconstruction and reducing the number of particles, and achieve the effect of avoiding spatial movement errors
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[0032] A set of experimental data is set, the projection angle ranges from -60° to 60°, and the interval of each projection is 3°. A total of 41 projection images of the original cryo-electron tomography are taken, each with a size of 5760×4092.
[0033] For this set of data, such as figure 1 As shown, the feature extraction of the cryo-electron tomography image is performed, including:
[0034] S1 acquires the above experimental data, including its projection angle range, shooting interval and corresponding image sequence;
[0035] S2 is based on a projection angle range of -60° to 60°, a projection interval of 3°, and a preset angle sequence (0,3°,6°,…60°).
[0036] S3 performs plane affine transformation on each cryo-electron tomogram in the image sequence based on the preset angle sequence (0, 3°, 6°,...60°):
[0037] Calculate the tilt parameter first:
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[0039] Where t is the tilt parameter and θ is the tilt angle.
[0040] Based on the above calculation r...
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