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2. A Morphological Multi-Scale Gradient for Color Image Segmentation

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D’Ornellas, M. C., van Den Boomgaard, R., Viergever, Max A., editor, Bajcsy, Ruzena, editor, Brady, Mike, editor, Faugeras, Olivier D., editor, Koenderink, Jan J., editor, Pizer, Stephen M., editor, Tsuji, Saburo, editor, Zucker, Steven W., editor, Goutsias, John, editor, Vincent, Luc, editor, and Bloomberg, Dan S., editor

Published
2000
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3. Image Segmentation Based on the Derivative of the Morphological Profile

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Pesaresi, Martino, Benediktsson, Jon Atli, Viergever, Max A., editor, Bajcsy, Ruzena, editor, Brady, Mike, editor, Faugeras, Olivier D., editor, Koenderink, Jan J., editor, Pizer, Stephen M., editor, Tsuji, Saburo, editor, Zucker, Steven W., editor, Goutsias, John, editor, Vincent, Luc, editor, and Bloomberg, Dan S., editor

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2000
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5. Introduction

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Viergever, Max A., editor, Bajcsy, Ruzena, editor, Brady, Mike, editor, Faugeras, Olivier D., editor, Koenderink, Jan J., editor, Pizer, Stephen M., editor, Tsuji, Saburo, editor, Zucker, Steven W., editor, Goutsias, John, editor, Vincent, Luc, editor, and Bloomberg, Dan S., editor

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2000
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7. Flooding and Segmentation

Author

Fernand Meyer

Subjects
business.industry, Computer science, Segmentation, Pattern recognition, Artificial intelligence, Minimum spanning tree, Reference function, business, Fuzzy logic, Morphological segmentation, Large size, Flooding (computer networking)
Abstract

Flooding is at the heart of morphological segmentation. The properties of floodings, defined as upper levelings are first studied. If g is a flooding of f, its catchment basins re unions of the catchment basins of f. For this reason, it is possible to construct multiscale segmentations associated to families of increasing floodings of a given reference function. Various useful families of floodings are presented, together with ways to combine them. We then show how traditional segmentation techniques belong to this framework if one floods with a uniform level of water and with markers. Replacing this uniform flooding by others permits to favour the segmentation of regions having some characteristics such as large size or contrast. Finally the introduction of fuzzy markers establishes a continuum between traditional segmentation with markers and pure multiscale segmentation.

Published
2002
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