2018
DOI: 10.1016/j.inpa.2017.09.005
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Image segmentation of overlapping leaves based on Chan–Vese model and Sobel operator

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“…There are several researches about image segmentations with overlapping objects. Wang, et al proposed a segmentation method of overlapping plant leaves by using the Chan-Vese method and the Sobel operator [8]. This method gives good performance to separate objects in natural images.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…There are several researches about image segmentations with overlapping objects. Wang, et al proposed a segmentation method of overlapping plant leaves by using the Chan-Vese method and the Sobel operator [8]. This method gives good performance to separate objects in natural images.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The ME calculates the ratio between the number of misclassified pixels and the number of pixels in the image, according to Eq. (8). ME measurement only calculated on 24 test images that contain the overlapping teeth area.…”
Section: Error Measurement Of the Segmented Overlapping Areamentioning
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“…Considering the still existing complexities of leaf segmentation, number of segmentation techniques needed to be combined. Z. Wang et al [5] presented an overlapping leaves image segmentation technique based on the Chan Vese model and Sobel operator. In [6], Cerutti et al retrieved the leaf contour of image from a complex natural background by applying a two-step active contour algorithm using polygonal leaf model.…”
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“…But, there exists some still unsolved issues. Some models like [5], work with only one species of leaf which does not ensure the performance of model for leaves of different species found in different circumstance. Also, in real-life, randomly captured image can compromise the performance of some models [7,8] that usually works with high resolution image captured with powerful camera.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%