Identification of fat, protein matrix, and water/starch on microscopy images of sausages by a principal component analysis-based segmentation scheme

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Abstract

A color-based segmentation scheme applied to microscopy images of cryosectioned sausages is proposed. The segmentation scheme is capable of segmenting three different levels on the microscopy images: the fat particles, the protein matrix, and water/starch. The method is based on principal component analysis. A user-friendly program was developed for the manual segmentation of a selection of image pixels by microscopists. Principal component models based on the manually classified pixels are then used to segment fat, protein matrix, and starch/water on microscopy images. The program can also be used as a training tool for microscopists.

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Kohler, A., Høst, V., Enersen, G., & Ofstad, R. (2003). Identification of fat, protein matrix, and water/starch on microscopy images of sausages by a principal component analysis-based segmentation scheme. Scanning, 25(3), 109–115. https://doi.org/10.1002/sca.4950250302

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