1978
DOI: 10.1016/0146-664x(78)90061-8
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Statistical properties of thresholded images

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“…No methods currently exist for predicting the number of connected components of thresholded spatially correlated signal (or noise). However, it has been found possible [6] to estimate the moments of regions, the density of border points, and lower bounds on the number of connected components in thresholded noise images. The input grayscale image is modeled as a two-dimensional random process (stationary random field) characterized by its mean and power spectrum.…”
Section: Operator Response Prediction A~ ~Redictin 9 Results Of Thresmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…No methods currently exist for predicting the number of connected components of thresholded spatially correlated signal (or noise). However, it has been found possible [6] to estimate the moments of regions, the density of border points, and lower bounds on the number of connected components in thresholded noise images. The input grayscale image is modeled as a two-dimensional random process (stationary random field) characterized by its mean and power spectrum.…”
Section: Operator Response Prediction A~ ~Redictin 9 Results Of Thresmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Panda [23] uses an analogous approach to analyze background regions selected from forward-looking infrared (FLIR) imagery. He derives expressions for 1) density of border points and 2) average number of connected components in a row of the thresholded picture.…”
Section: A Statistical Modelsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Panda [15] uses an analogous approach to analyze back- age gray levels) on some synthetic pictures with normally distributed gray levels , and having different correlation co-…”
Section: Random Field Modelsmentioning
confidence: 99%