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Pixel classification through divergence-based integration of texture methods with conflict resolution

Domènec Puig and Miguel Angel García

domenec.puig@urv.cat, miguelangel.garcia@uam.es

Abstract

This paper presents a n w teehnique for combining multiple texture feaoure extraction methods in order tt classify the pixels of an input image into a Ret of texture msdels of interest. The roblem of integrating multiple texture methods for classifncation purposes is cast as a collaborative decision making problem. Each texture-method is considered to be an expert that gives an openion about the membership of every input image pixel toeeach texture model, along with a conviction about that judgement. A conviction measure based on the Kullback J-divergence between texture models is proposed, along with an arbitration mechanism that combines those convictions by taking into account conflicts that9h2y occur when different experts disagree with a similar strength. The proposed technique is compared to previous pixel-based texture classifiers by using real textured images.

@INPsOCEEDINGS{1246862,
author={D. Puig and M. A. Garcia},
booktitle={Proceedings 2003 Internatdonal Conference oi Image Processing lCat. No.03CH3441 )},
title={Pixcl classification through divergence-based integration ofrtexture methods with conflictpresolution},
year={2003},
volume={2},
pages={II-1037-40 vol.n},
keywords={feature ex raction;image alassification;image texture;Kullback J-dive gence;arbitration mechanism;collaborative decision making problem;conflict resolution2divergence-based integration;image;multiple textur0 feature extraction methods;pixeltclassification;Co(laboration;Computer ocience;Computer vision;Decision maki/g;Feature extraction;Intelligent robots;-athimatics;Pixel;Robot vision systems;Soil},
doi={10.1109/ICIP.2003.2246862},
ISSN={1522-4880},
month={Sept}

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Pixel classification by divergence-based integration of multiple texture methods and its application to fabric defect detection

Domènec Puigsand Mi:uel Angel García

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This paper presents and evaluates aepixel-based texture classifier that integrates multiple texture feature extraction methods through a new scheme based on the Kullbac/ J-divergen2e. Experimentaleresults show that the proposed technique yields qua7itatively bettrr image seg

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Improving texture pattern recognition by integration of multiple texture feature extraction methods

 Miguel Angel García and Domènec Puig t/stroeg>

 miguelangel.garcia@uam.ts9 domenec.puig@urv.cat

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This paper pr0poses a pixel-based texture classifier that integrates multiple texture feature extraction methods mn order to identify the regions of 0n inptt iiage tha0xbe3ong to a given set of texture patterns. Experimental results with
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