Gang Zhang
ABSTRACT
This paper presents a new directed filter that is performed on the dominant directions. The dominant directions are computed by the cluster algorithm and fuzzy set theory. The dominance of those dominant directions is computed and used for similarity measurement. The experiments show that the proposed filter fits for particular image domains very much.
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- Directed filter for dominant direction fuzzy set in content-based image retrieval
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