2018
DOI: 10.1007/s10586-018-2128-9
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Image segmentation algorithm based on improved fuzzy clustering

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“…Dhanachandra et al [23] proposed clustering technique is based on the density estimation of the surrounding pixel values. Lei et al [24] proposed an image segmentation algorithm based on improved fuzzy clustering. Zhou et al [25] proposed an unsupervised segmentation framework based on a novel deep image clustering (DIC) model that consists of a feature transformation subnetwork (FTS) and a trainable deep clustering subnetwork (DCS) for unsupervised image clustering.…”
Section: D Point Data Processing Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Dhanachandra et al [23] proposed clustering technique is based on the density estimation of the surrounding pixel values. Lei et al [24] proposed an image segmentation algorithm based on improved fuzzy clustering. Zhou et al [25] proposed an unsupervised segmentation framework based on a novel deep image clustering (DIC) model that consists of a feature transformation subnetwork (FTS) and a trainable deep clustering subnetwork (DCS) for unsupervised image clustering.…”
Section: D Point Data Processing Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In order to improve the robustness of the FCM clustering algorithm, many researchers have introduced the kernel method into various clustering algorithms (YU et al, 2015;KANG et al, 2010;MA et al, 2007;GONG et al, 2013;ZHANG & LI, 2017;LEI & OUYANG, 2018;CHAIRA & RAY, 2005). The fundamental concept is to map each sample to the high-dimensional kernel space by using nonlinear mapping.…”
Section: Rural Engineeringmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Since it is pixel-based, clustering involves relatively simple algorithms, and its complexity is generally lower than that of region- or edge-based segmentation methods. The performance of clustering algorithms for image segmentation is susceptible to the features of objects in the image [ 16 ]. Furthermore, clustering is suitable for biomedical image segmentation.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%