abstract = "Thin blood film is used to know type and phase of the
malaria parasite, but which is widely used in Indonesia
is the thick blood film. Therefore we need a method
that can identify parasites in thick blood film image
with a high percentage of accuracy. This research aims
to establish a more objective classification system and
reduce the subjective factors of medical personnel in
diagnosing the type of malaria parasite include its
phase. It has three main stages, there are
preprocessing, feature extraction, and classification.
Preprocessing aims to eliminate the noise, feature
extraction using red-green-blue channel colour
histogram, hue channel HSV histogram, and hue channel
HSI histogram, classification using Genetic Programming
to identify parasites and also to detect type and phase
of the parasite. Experiment was conducted on 180 thick
blood film images that classified into two classes. The
classification has an average accuracy of 95.49percent
for non-parasites and 95.58percent for parasites.
Meanwhile when system is used to classified into six
classes, testing result have an average accuracy of
90.25percent not parasites, 82.25percent vivax
thropozoit, 75.83percent vivax schizont, 81.75percent
vivax gametocytes, 90.75percent falciparum thropozoit,
86.75percent falciparum gametocytes. This research
confirm that identifying malaria parasite in thick
blood film is possible.",
notes = "Indonesia, DSLR Camera. 25 features, pop 100,
learning the images Does not give evolved formulae.
Also known as \cite{6698491}",