Abstract

The study introduces image segmentation and denoising method which is based on geodesic framework and k means algorithm. Our method combines geodesic with k means algorithm. What’s more, a denoising method is applied to denoise. We optimize the distance function of k means algorithm to achieve our goals. This method can segment and denoise image which contains a lot of noise effectually.

Highlights

  • Many operations are needed in image, such as image annotation (Russell et al, 2008), image noise and image segmentation

  • Image noise and image segmentation are the basic operations among these operations

  • Bai and Sapiro (2007) introduced a distance function based on geodesic distance which solves the problem of Euclidean distance obviously

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INTRODUCTION

Many operations are needed in image, such as image annotation (Russell et al, 2008), image noise and image segmentation. Bai and Sapiro (2007) introduced a distance function based on geodesic distance which solves the problem of Euclidean distance obviously. What’s more, a method based on structural similarity and curvelet (He et al, 2013), an optimal weight method (Dinh et al, 2012) and a fast non-local means method (Xing et al, 2012) are used to solve image denoising. We use these two methods for reference and get a geodesic framework for image segmentation and denoising while improve them

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