Scale self-adaptive image segmentation method
A scale-adaptive, image segmentation technology, applied in image enhancement, image data processing, instruments, etc., can solve the problem of lack of a quantitative standard
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[0040] The definition of significance in the present invention includes the pixel value distance between map spots and the standard deviation of map spot pixel values. From the perspective of classification based on pixels, it can be regarded as distance between groups and discreteness within groups, which is similar to a A commonly used supervised classification method-Fischer linear discrimination, that is, the distance between groups (mean difference) is the largest, and the dispersion within the group (sum of squared deviations) is the smallest. The difference is that Fisher linear discrimination has no space for the two categories of data. However, here we restrict the two types of pixel sets in space, that is, the spots are adjacent, and the pixels in the spots are spatially connected by four domains. The minimum distance of a patch reflects the distance between the pixel value of the patch and its adjacent patches, the standard deviation of the patch reflects the uniform...
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