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Применение интегральных вероятностных метрик для анализа текстурных изображений

Применение интегральных вероятностных метрик для анализа текстурных изображений

Abstract

Работа посвящена разработке ядер для текстурных изображений. Предлагается использовать интегральные вероятностные метрики в качестве меры сходства текстурных изображений, на которых основаны предлагаемые ядра. Проведены исследования предложенных ядер с использованием метода дискриминантного анализа и метода опорных векторов на тестовых наборах изображений.

The paper is devoted to the development of kernels for texture images. We suggest using integral probability metrics as a similarity measure of texture images on which the kernels proposed are based. The kernels have been analysed using the method of discriminant analysis and the support vector method for test image sets.

Keywords

ТЕКСТУРНЫЕ ИЗОБРАЖЕНИЯ, ТЕКСТУРНЫЙ АНАЛИЗ, МЕРЫ СХОЖЕСТИ, ИНТЕГРАЛЬНЫЕ ВЕРОЯТНОСТНЫЕ МЕТРИКИ, ГИЛЬБЕРТОВЫ ПРОСТРАНСТВА С ВОСПРОИЗВОДЯЩИМ ЯДРОМ, ДИСКРИМИНАНТНЫЙ АНАЛИЗ, МЕТОД ОПОРНЫХ ВЕКТОРОВ, TEXTURE АПАLYSIS, REPRODUCING КЕRNEL HILBERT SPACES, КERПEL DISCRIMIПAПT AПALYSIS

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