Posevkin Denis Valerevich

human sperm motility is of great interest to researchers and biologists studying sperm function and to medical practitioners evaluating and treating male in-fertility. Computer-assisted semen analysis (CASA) instruments are used to trace the swimming paths of sperm automatically in time-lapse microscopy image sequences connect-the-dots between video frames, enabling rapid automatic quantification of sperm motility parameters for hundreds of cells at a time. The image processing and sperm tracking capabilities of today’s CASA instruments can be enhanced However. In this paper we highlighted the...