Implementation of HSV- based Thresholding Method for Iris Detection

TLDR: The test method for object segmentation achieved a color similarity level of 25%, with an accuracy rate of 75% in detecting uniform color objects, so that this method can be one of the most effective methods in segmenting image objects without pre-processing or direct thresholding.

Abstract: Image thresholding is one of the most frequently used methods in image processing to perform digital image processing. Image thresholding has a technique that can separate the image object from its background. This is a technique that is quite good and effective for segmenting love. In this study, the threshold method used will be combined with the HSV mode for color detection. The threshold method will separate the object and the image background, while HSV will help improve the segmentation results based on the Hue, Saturation, Value values to be able to detect objects more accurately. Segmentation is carried out using the original input image without pre-processing or direct segmentation. As we know that in digital image processing, there are steps that are usually done to get a good input image, namely pre-processing. In this pre-processing stage, processes such as image conversion and image intensity changes are carried out so that the input image is better. Therefore, even though the input image is used without going through the pre-processing stage, the object can be segmented properly based on the color type of the object. The results of this segmentation can later be used for recognition and identification of image objects. The results of the test method for object segmentation achieved a color similarity level of 25%, with an accuracy rate of 75% in detecting uniform color objects. So that this method can be one of the most effective methods in segmenting image objects without pre-processing or direct thresholding