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Basic Concept and Models of the K-views

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In this chapter, we introduce the concepts of “view” and “characteristic view”. This view concept is quite different from those of gray-level co-occurrence matrix (GLCM) and local binary pattern (LBP). We emphasize on how to precisely describe the features of a texture and how to extract texture features directly from a sample patch (i.e., sub-image), and how to use these features to classify an image texture. The view concepts and related methods work with a group of pixels instead of a single pixel. Three principles are used in this work for developing the model: (1) texture features from a view should carry as much information as possible for image classification; (2) the algorithm should be kept as simple as possible; and (3) the computational time to distinguish different texture classes should be the minimum. The view-related concepts are suitable for textures that are generated by one or more basic local patterns and repeated in a periodic manner over some image region. The set of characteristic views is a powerful feature extraction and representation to describe an image texture. As different textures show different patterns, the patterns of a texture also show different views. If a set of characteristic views is properly defined, it is possible to use this set of characteristic views for texture classification. The K-views template is an algorithm that uses many characteristic views, denoted by K, for the classification of images. The K-views algorithm is suitable for classifying image textures that have basic local patterns repeated periodically.

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Hung, CC., Song, E., Lan, Y. (2019). Basic Concept and Models of the K-views. In: Image Texture Analysis. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-13773-1_5

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