Geometrical-based algorithm for variational segmentation and smoothing of vector-valued images
Geometrical-based algorithm for variational segmentation and smoothing of vector-valued images
An optimisation method based on a nonlinear functional is considered for segmentation and smoothing of vector-valued images. An edge-based approach is proposed to initially segment the image using geometrical properties such as metric tensor of the linearly smoothed image. The nonlinear functional is then minimised for each segmented region to yield the smoothed image. The functional is characterised with a unique solution in contrast with the Mumford–Shah functional for vector-valued images. An operator for edge detection is introduced as a result of this unique solution. This operator is analytically calculated and its detection performance and localisation are then compared with those of the DroGoperator. The implementations are applied on colour images as examples of vector-valued images, and the results demonstrate robust performance in noisy environments.
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Mahmoodi, Sasan
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Sharif, Bayan
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April 2007
Mahmoodi, Sasan
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Sharif, Bayan
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Mahmoodi, Sasan and Sharif, Bayan
(2007)
Geometrical-based algorithm for variational segmentation and smoothing of vector-valued images.
IET Image Processing, 1 (2), .
Abstract
An optimisation method based on a nonlinear functional is considered for segmentation and smoothing of vector-valued images. An edge-based approach is proposed to initially segment the image using geometrical properties such as metric tensor of the linearly smoothed image. The nonlinear functional is then minimised for each segmented region to yield the smoothed image. The functional is characterised with a unique solution in contrast with the Mumford–Shah functional for vector-valued images. An operator for edge detection is introduced as a result of this unique solution. This operator is analytically calculated and its detection performance and localisation are then compared with those of the DroGoperator. The implementations are applied on colour images as examples of vector-valued images, and the results demonstrate robust performance in noisy environments.
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Published date: April 2007
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