Abstract:A Takagi-Sugeno (TS)-type Fuzzy System trained by Support Vector Machine (TSFS-SVM) is proposed and applied to skin color segmentation. In TSFS-SVM, the consequence of each rule is of TS-type. Instead of being trained by neural learning, TSFS-SVM is trained by SVM with the objective to obtain a higher generalization ability. Performance of TSFS-SVM is verified through skin color segmentation problem. To represent color information by histogram as accurately as possible, non-uniform partition of HS space is use… Show more
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