Multilevel image thresholding for image segmentation using hybrid algorithm

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Image thresholding is an extraction method of objects from a background scene, which is used most of the time to evaluate and interpret images because of their advanced simplicity, robustness, time reduced, and precision. The main objective is to distinguish the subject from the background of the image segmentation. As the ordinary image segmentation threshold approach is computerized costly while the necessity for optimization techniques are highly recommended for multi-tier image thresholds. Level object segmentation threshold by using Shannon entropy and Fuzzy entropy maximized with hGSA-PS. An entropy maximization of hGSA-PS dependent multilevel image thresholds is developed, where the results are best demonstrated in PSNR, misclassification, structural similarity index and segmented image quality compared to the Firefly algorithm, adaptive cuckoo search algorithm and the search algorithm gravitational.

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Naidu, M. S. R., & Rajesh Kumar, P. (2019). Multilevel image thresholding for image segmentation using hybrid algorithm. International Journal of Innovative Technology and Exploring Engineering, 9(1), 4272–4279. https://doi.org/10.35940/ijitee.A4847.119119

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