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19 November 2003Texture discrimination using the Wigner-Ville distribution
Javier Hormigo,1 Gabriel Cristobal,2 Leon Cohen,3 Lorenzo Galleani,4 Bruce Suter5
1Univ. de Malaga (Spain) 2Instituto de Optica, CSIC (Spain) 3CUNY/Hunter College (United States) 4Politecnico di Torino (Italy) 5Air Force Research Lab. (United States)
We present an effective method for texture segmentation and analysis using a local spectral method. The method combines the advantages of a high spectral resolution of a joint representation given by the Pseudo-Wigner distribution with an effective adaptive principal component analysis. Performance of the method is evaluated using fabric samples with defects, medical images, and crack detection in metallic surfaces. The examples demonstrate the discrimination power of the present method for detecting even very subtle changes in the homogeneity of textures.
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Javier Hormigo, Gabriel Cristobal, Leon Cohen, Lorenzo Galleani, Bruce Suter, "Texture discrimination using the Wigner-Ville distribution," Proc. SPIE 5203, Applications of Digital Image Processing XXVI, (19 November 2003); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.506881