From pixels to region: A salient region detection algorithm for location-quantification image

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Image saliency detection has become increasingly important with the development of intelligent identification and machine vision technology. This process is essential for many image processing algorithms such as image retrieval, image segmentation, image recognition, and adaptive image compression. We propose a salient region detection algorithm for full-resolution images. This algorithm analyzes the randomness and correlation of image pixels and pixel-to-region saliency computation mechanism. The algorithm first obtains points with more saliency probability by using the improved smallest univalue segment assimilating nucleus operator. It then reconstructs the entire saliency region detection by taking these points as reference and combining them with image spatial color distribution, as well as regional and global contrasts. The results for subjective and objective image saliency detection show that the proposed algorithm exhibits outstanding performance in terms of technology indices such as precision and recall rates. © 2014 Mengmeng Zhang et al.

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Zhang, M., Liu, Z., Zhou, H., & Wang, J. (2014). From pixels to region: A salient region detection algorithm for location-quantification image. Mathematical Problems in Engineering, 2014. https://doi.org/10.1155/2014/826068

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