19 April 2012 Unsupervised clustering for logo images using singular values region covariance matrices on Lie groups
Xuguang Zhang, Yun Zhang, Jie Zhang, Xiaoli Li, Shengyong Chen, Dan Chen
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Abstract
Toward the unsupervised clustering for color logo images corrupted by noise, we propose a novel framework in which the logo images are described by a model called singular values based region covariance matrices (SVRCM), and the mean shift algorithm is performed on Lie groups for clustering covariance matrices. To decrease the influence of noise, we choose the larger singular values, which can better represent the original image and discard the smaller singular values. Therefore, the chosen singular values are grouped and fused by a covariance matrix to form a SVRCM model that can represent the correlation and variance between different singular value features to enhance the discriminating ability of the model. In order to cluster covariance matrices, which do not lie on Euclidean space, the mean shift algorithm is performed on manifolds by iteratively transforming points between the Lie group and Lie algebra. Experimental results on 38 categories of logo images demonstrate the superior performance of the proposed method whose clustering rate can be achieved at 88.55%.
© 2012 Society of Photo-Optical Instrumentation Engineers (SPIE) 0091-3286/2012/$25.00 © 2012 SPIE
Xuguang Zhang, Yun Zhang, Jie Zhang, Xiaoli Li, Shengyong Chen, and Dan Chen "Unsupervised clustering for logo images using singular values region covariance matrices on Lie groups," Optical Engineering 51(4), 047005 (19 April 2012). https://doi.org/10.1117/1.OE.51.4.047005
Published: 19 April 2012
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KEYWORDS
Matrices

Signal to noise ratio

RGB color model

Interference (communication)

Optical engineering

Feature extraction

Image segmentation

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