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Pixel Classification Based on Gray Level and Local ``Busyness''

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An image can be segmented by classifying its pixels using local properties as features, and two intuitively useful properties are the gray level of the pixel and the ``busyness,'' or gray level fluctuation, measured in its neighborhood.
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An image can be segmented by classifying its pixels using local properties as features. Two intuitively useful properties are the gray level of the pixel and the ``busyness,'' or gray level fluctuation, measured in its neighborhood. Busyness values tend to be highly vari-able in busy regions; but great improvements in classification accuracy can be obtained by smoothing these values prior to classifying. An alternative possibility is to classify probabilistically and use relaxation to adjust the probabilities.

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