Hongyu LuThis email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
1Henan Institute of Economics and Trade Zhengzhou 450000, China
Received: September 7, 2021 Accepted: October 6, 2021 Publication Date: November 1, 2021
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Image segmentation is the pre-processing stage of image analysis. It divides the image into different re-gions for the subsequent image analysis. The traditional segmentation algorithms can not deal with the images with complex background and uneven gray level effectively. Especially, for the art images seg-mentation with high resolution, the distinguishment degree between foreground of the object to be seg-mented and the background is small, which can lead to the incomplete segmentation effect. Therefore, this paper proposes a graph theorybased Fast Linear Iterative Clustering (FLIC) multi-feature fusion model for art image segmentation. First, the FLIC segmentation algorithm is used to pre-segment the su-perpixel of raw image. Second, the HOG feature, Lab color feature and spatial location feature are ex-tracted. Third, A multi-feature fusion strategy based on superpixel is designed. Four, the fast image seg-mentation based on multi-feature fusion is realized by using the graph theory. The graph theory is opti-mized by time domain convolution. Finally, the comparison experiments with other state-of-the-art methods are conducted on the public datasets: Berkeley Segmentation Dataset and Culture Gene Online . The results show that the proposed algorithm has better effect in terms of evaluation indexes (USE, BR, ASA and Time).
Keywords: art image segmentation, graph theory, FLIC, multi-feature fusion, time domain convolution
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