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Modelling the Effects of Internal Textures on Symmetry Detection Using Fuzzy Operators

2009

Symmetry is a crucial dimension which aids the visual system, human as well as artificial, to organize its environment and to recognize forms and objects. In humans, detection of symmetry, especially bilateral and rotational, is considered to be a primary factor for discovering and interacting with the surrounding environment. Rotational symmetry detecting can be affected by less-known factors, such as the stimulus internal texture. This paper explores how fuzzy operators can be usefully employed in modeling the effects of the internal texture on symmetry detection. To this aim, we selected two symmetry detection algorithms, based on different computational models, and compared their output…

Computational modelVisual perceptionSettore INF/01 - InformaticaComputer sciencebusiness.industryRotational symmetryFuzzy operatorsPattern recognitionFuzzy logicMemetic algorithmComputer visionArtificial intelligencebusinessvisual perception symmetry fuzzy logic
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Mathematical Morphology Based on Fuzzy Operators

1993

A vision procedure may be considered as the repeated application of image operators until the vision goal is reached. The type of these operators and the spaces on which they are defined and act depends on the specific problem and on what we are searching on the image. Morphological operations, as filtering, edge detection, skeletonizing, and so on, are mainly required at low and medium levels of the vision procedure, where local and global knowledge is used to enhance the image information content, before a final decision about the image is taken.

Mathematical optimizationFuzzy classificationbusiness.industryComputer scienceComputingMethodologies_IMAGEPROCESSINGANDCOMPUTERVISIONFuzzy operatorsPattern recognitionType (model theory)Mathematical morphologySkeletonizationEdge detectionImage (mathematics)Artificial intelligenceMorphological filterbusiness
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