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Project: Image Texture Analysis
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Objective
Efficient texture representation is important in search and retrieval of similar texture patterns from a large database. Tests indicate that the texture features, which can efficiently define directional and
spatial/frequency characteristics of the patterns, lead to good texture analysis and classification results. In this project, applications of dual-tree complex wavelet transform (DT-CWT) in texture description and texture based image retrieval were investigated. Its approximate shift invariance, good directional selectivity in 2 dimensions and
perfect reconstruction properties make it a fast and efficient tool for texture based image-processing tasks. The idea of finding the frequency channels with the most significant orientations of the texture pattern and continuing the decomposition only for the corresponding sub-images were used in finding the feature vector elements.
The normalized Euclidian distance between extracted feature vectors gives a good measure of similarity between the texture patterns. Tests performed by using Brodatz texture database and comparisons with various feature extraction methods have shown that DT-CWT is effective in finding similar patterns from a large texture database. Initial results of this project have been presented at
an international conference [1].
Publications
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S. Hatipoglu, S.K. Mitra, and N. Kingsbury, "Image texture description using complex wavelet transform,"
Proc. IEEE International Conference on Image Processing
, Vancouver, B.C., Canada, September 2000, vol. II, pp. 530-533.
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S.Hatipoglu, S.K.Mitra and N. Kingsbury, "Texture classification using dual-tree complex wavelet transform," Seventh International Conference on Image Processing and Its
Applications, Manchester, UK, 13-15 July 1999. Lo p.344-7 vol.1. 2.
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