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26 March 1998 Wavelet-based fractal signature for texture classification
Fausto Espinal, Rajesh Chandran
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Abstract
Efficient feature extraction metrics are crucial in many computer vision applications. One such application is texture classification which involves classifying samples as members of one of a preset number of classes. These classes are chosen to correspond with our human intuition of which textures are different from others. In this work we use the wavelet-based fractal signature, a new multichannel texture model introduced previously which characterizes patterns as 2D functions in a Besov space. The wavelet-based fractal signature generates an n-dimensional surface, which is then used for classification by a fuzzy self-organizing feature map as well as two other supervised classification techniques. The feature space has a low dimensionality and as a result is classified in few training epochs. Experimental results are presented for a test set of textures of different types.
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Fausto Espinal and Rajesh Chandran "Wavelet-based fractal signature for texture classification", Proc. SPIE 3391, Wavelet Applications V, (26 March 1998); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.304910
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KEYWORDS
Fractal analysis

Image classification

Wavelets

Wavelet transforms

Feature extraction

Neural networks

Computer vision technology

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