2009
DOI: 10.1109/tfuzz.2008.2009458
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Density-Weighted Fuzzy c-Means Clustering

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“…Changing relevant parameters can improve the image segmentation effect, but how to decrease the computing time is still a problem we need to solve in the near future. For the special particle images, the information fusion technology may be used [10].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Changing relevant parameters can improve the image segmentation effect, but how to decrease the computing time is still a problem we need to solve in the near future. For the special particle images, the information fusion technology may be used [10].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…They are: Crashed particles (aggregates) from a falling stream; Blasted rock particles (fragments) from muckpiles; and natural rock particles (aggregates). The algorithm proposed in the paper is used in these particle images, and it is compared with some widely used methods, such as Auto-threshold segmentation [3,[6][7], Contour extraction based on priori knowledge [26][27][28][29][30], Minimum spanning tree segmentation [21], FCM segmentation [11][12], Clustering segmentation [10] and Watershed segmentation [8][9]. The testing results show that the improved Normalized Cut is suitable both for densely packed rock particle images and sparsely distributed particle images, and the segmentation results are satisfactory.…”
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“…Further, a bad solution may increase energy consumption in the process of data transmitting in the large-scale WSNs. FCM algorithm [13,14] is a mechanism of clustering that makes data belong to more than one cluster. The mechanism is widely used in pattern recognition.…”
Section: Multi-attribute Clustering For Coalition Membermentioning
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“…K means clustering and FCM(Fuzzy C means clustering) clustering are typical representatives of this kind of algorithm. In recent years, the research results mainly include: the density weighted fuzzy clustering algorithm [3], the double exponential fuzzy C mean algorithm [4] based on the hybrid distance learning and so on. The advantages of this kind of algorithm can be attributed to the fast convergence speed and easy to extend [5].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
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