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Dynamic time warping algorithm for texture classification
In this paper, a simple yet robust algorithm for texture identification using Dynamic
Time Warping (DTW) is presented. The input image is partitioned into a smaller size
with the size of 32x32 as a template. Significant information (features) from the
template and the test data is transformed into a 1-Dimensional (1-D) series sequence
using 1D Discrete Fourier Transform (1D DFT). The features from the test data will be
compared with the template using DTW. For preliminary studies, 7 texture images
are used as the template and 2 test images are used to evaluate the proposed
methodology and both testing show a promising result
An enhancement method on illumination images: A survey
Image enhancement has found to be one of the most important vision applications
because it has the ability to enhance the visibility of images. Contrast variables and
uneven illumination are considered one of the most challenging tasks in the image
enhancement field. The badly contrast images commonly caused by occlusion, pose
illumination which is highly non-linear. Distinctive procedures have been proposed so
far for improving the quality of the digital images. To enhance picture quality image
enhancement can specifically improve and limit some data presented in the input
picture. It is a kind of vision system which reductions picture commotion, kill
antiquities, and keep up the informative parts. Its object is to open up certain picture
characteristics for investigation, conclusion, and further use. The main objective of this
paper is to discover the limitations of the existing image enhancement strategies. Here
in this paper, a survey of all the techniques related to contrast enhancement of images
is given. Also, the paper contains all the advantages and disadvantages of these
techniques
Illumination and contrast correction strategy using bilateral filtering and binarization comparison
Illumination normalization and contrast variation on images are one of the most challenging tasks in the image processing field. Normally, the degrade contrast images are caused by pose, occlusion, illumination, and luminosity. In this paper, a new contrast and luminosity correction technique is developed based on bilateral filtering and superimpose techniques. Background pixels was used in order to estimate the normalized background using their local mean and standard deviation. An experiment has been conducted on few badly illuminated images and document images which involve illumination and contrast problem. The results were evaluated based on Signal Noise Ratio (SNR) and Misclassification Error (ME). The performance of the proposed method based on SNR and ME was very encouraging. The results also show that the proposed method is more effective in normalizing the illumination and contrast compared to other illumination techniques such as homomorphic filtering, high pass filter and double mean filtering (DMV)
A proposed compatibilizer materials on banana skin powder (BSP) composites using different temperature
Automatic blood vessel detection on retinal image using hybrid combination techniques
A blood vessel in the retinal is one of the important organs especially to diagnose diseases such as diabetic retinopathy and glaucoma. In this study, a new method for automatic segmentation of blood vessels in retinal images was presented. The proposed method is based on a hybrid combination between Gray-Level and Moment Invariant techniques. There are consists four stages of processing, (1) preprocessing, (2) feature extraction, (3) classification, and (4) post-processing. The proposed method was compared to the Vascular Tree and Morphological method. Based on the objective evaluation, the proposed method successfully achieved a sensitivity of 98.589% and specificity of 55.544% compared to the others
Segmentation based on morphological approach for enhanced malaria parasites detection
Malaria is one of the serious medical issues in the world, with a high frequency of cases in tropical and subtropical regionsfurther driven by dilapidated living conditions. In 2015, there were approximately 214 million cases of malaria and 438,000 deaths estimated globally, mostly among African children. Malaria develops to become life-threatening without immediate action. Therefore, this paper proposes an image segmentation technique via morphological approach in order to automate the detection of the presence of malaria parasites in malaria image. This technique based on a combination of filtering image and the morphological operator. The effectiveness of the proposed image segmentation approach has been measured by comparing this technique with other segmentation techniques namely, Otsu, Niblack, local adaptive, and Feng methods. Overall, the experimental results indicate that the proposed morphological approach has produced the best segmentation performance with segmentation accuracy and specificity of 98.52% and 99.62%
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