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....The objectives pursued in each application condition the kind of regions to be extracted and, as a result, the kind of technique to be used. For this reason no general segmentation theory exists, but a series of different segmentation techniques, each of them with benefits and drawbacks [HAR85]. Two major approaches to segmentation are distinguished [NEV86] Region based methods: Region based methods try to find areas in the intensity image with homogeneous properties, which in turn give the boundaries. Edge based methods: In edge based methods, the local discontinuities are ....
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Haralick R M, Shapiro L G: Image Segmentation Techniques. CVGIP 29(1):100-132, 1985.
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....Index Terms Nonparametric probability model, region competition, region growing, scale space based classification, segmentation. I INTRODUCTION MAGE segmentation is a long standing problem in com .puter vision. Generally speaking, there are five main approaches to image segmentation [16], 23] namely, measurement space guided spatial clustering methods, boundary based methods, region based methods, global optimization approaches, and hybrid techniques which combine boundary and region criteria. Measurement space guided spatial clustering methods are based on the assumption that ....
R.M. Haralick and L.M. Shapiro, "image Segmentation Techniques, " Computer Vision, Graphics, and Image Processing, vol. 29, pp. 100-132, 1985.
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