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Texture analysis using gray level run lengths

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In this paper, a set of texture features based on gray level run lengths is described, and good classification results are obtained with these features on a sets of samples representing nine terrain types.
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This article is published in Computer Graphics and Image Processing.The article was published on 1975-06-01. It has received 1848 citations till now. The article focuses on the topics: Image texture & Texture (geology).

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Multi-View Probabilistic Classification of Breast Microcalcifications

TL;DR: A two-step classification method that is based on a view-level decision, implemented by a logistic regression classifier, followed by a stochastic combination of the two view- level indications into a single benign or malignant decision is described.
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Breast masses: computer-aided diagnosis with serial mammograms.

TL;DR: CAD involving interval change analysis of preselected regions of interest can significantly improve radiologists' accuracy in classifying masses on digitized screen-film mammograms as malignant or benign.
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Supervised retinal vessel segmentation from color fundus images based on matched filtering and AdaBoost classifier.

TL;DR: An automatic retinal vessel segmentation method utilizing matched filter techniques coupled with an AdaBoost classifier is proposed, comparable to other state of the art methods while being very close to the manual segmentation provided by the second human observer.
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Textural Features for Image Classification

TL;DR: These results indicate that the easily computable textural features based on gray-tone spatial dependancies probably have a general applicability for a wide variety of image-classification applications.
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Gray-Level Manipulation Experiments for Texture Analysis

TL;DR: Some gray-level manipulation techniques are described, the first of which involves changing thegray-level distribution within the picture, and a method for extracting relatively noise-free objects from a noisy background is described.
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