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Computational Vision and Medical Image Processing IV
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Computational Vision and Medical Image Processing IV

by Joao RS Tavares, Jorge R.M. Natal
October 2013
Intermediate to advanced content levelIntermediate to advanced
492 pages
21h 54m
English
CRC Press
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tively). The second and third lines describe how many
images were best segmentated with 2 and 3 thresh-
olds respectively. The other three lines describe how
many images where best segmentated with 1,2 and 3
thresholds respectively with the FF and BF methods
resulting in the same thresholds amount.
From Table 2, it is possible to reaffirm the obser-
vations made from Fig. 3, that generally, 3 thresh-
olds produce a better segmentation than 2 which,
in turn, is still better than 1 threshold (binariza-
tion). This can be explained due to the matrix nor-
malization. The brighter the M
i,j
cell, the closer the
j-eth threshold segmentation is to the ...
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ISBN: 9781138000810