2012
DOI: 10.1016/j.jksuci.2012.05.001
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Entropy based fuzzy classification of images on quality assessment

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“…Another major application area for classification especially in information retrieval systems includes image classification (De and Sil, 2012). In this specific paper, authors used fuzzy logic to assign soft class labels to the different images in the collected dataset.…”
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“…Another major application area for classification especially in information retrieval systems includes image classification (De and Sil, 2012). In this specific paper, authors used fuzzy logic to assign soft class labels to the different images in the collected dataset.…”
Section: Ontology Classification Of Email Contentsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…On the one hand, the method applies the entropy to measure the distribution of samples. In information theory, entropy is a measurement of uncertainty 31 . Samples closer to the margin of positive and negative classes always have lower‐class certainty.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
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“…In information theory, entropy is a measurement of uncertainty. 31 Samples closer to the margin of positive and negative classes always have lower-class certainty. Therefore, their entropies will be different with those samples farther to the margin.…”
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“…1, where subjective evaluation strategy of human beings are modeled with the help of salient features of the images. Type-1 fuzzy logic based inference system and fuzzy relational classifier [36] have already been built [40] considering human perceptual vagueness [38] in assessing quality of images using linguistic values. However, subjective judgment by human observers about quality of image is associated with uncertainty in input (feature) and output (quality class label) space for which an exact membership function is difficult to design.…”
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confidence: 99%