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X-MESMERISE expected features: A full body non-divest non-intrusive quick non-disruptive ultra-low dose x-ray scanner (FBS), usable upon consent by the final user, for internally and externally concealed commodities detection identifying the object and warning the operator: Non-divest: the final user does not need to divest outer clothes or belongings from pockets, etc. Non-intrusive: it is completely contactless and because the ATR shows the alert, it is not necessary to render and display an image to the operator Quick: the whole operation could be deployed in a very convenient layout for both the customer and the security service, taking less time than the current systems Non-disruptive: the operation takes place in a continuous moving belt maintaining a constant flow of passengers The dose per scan is under the limits according to the EU standard limits ( 1mSv per year) Automated Target Recognition System
Inspired by tumor segmentation models Train a CNN (Convolutional Neural Network) model for Semantic Segmentation.
Our model Overall Architecture: Deep Encoder-Decoder CNN-based (Convolutional Neural Network CNN) Given a feature representation obtained from the encoder network, dense pixel-wise prediction map is constructed through decoder network.
Our model Training Process: Optimization
Mesmerise Dataset Number of X-ray images (from London & Oslo scanners): 57 Raw X-ray image Raw X-ray image Mask Mask London Oslo
Mesmerise Dataset
Results on Mesmerise Dataset Sorensen-Dice Ground Truth coeficient
4.1 Quantitative Results Setups: Set 1: Training images: 49 Validation images: 8 Set 2: Training images: 29 Validation images: 28 Evaluation metrics: Global Accuracy (GA) – Pixels right Class Average Accuracy (CAA) – Proportion of Right Pixel per Class Intersection over Union (IoU) – Overlap between GT and Predicted Masks Dice coefficient (D) – Overlap with class 1 (narcotics positive)
4.1 Quantitative Results The importance of the number of training images Setups GA (%) CAA(%) IoU D SET 1 (49 99.16 71.10 0.6212 0.3519 training images) SET 2 (29 99.16 64.41 0.5761 0.2725 training images)
4.2 Qualitative Results: Probabilistic Output Probability of finding narcotics in that pixel