Abstract
An accurate image segmentation in noisy environment is complex and challenging. Unlike existing state-of-the-art methods that use superpixels for successful segmentation, we propose a new approach for noise-robust SLIC (Simple Linear Iterative Clustering) segmentation that incorporates a Canny edge detector. By leveraging Canny edge information, the proposed method modifies the pixel intensity distance measurement to overcome boundary adherence challenge. Furthermore, we adopt a selective approach to update cluster centers, focusing on pixels that contribute less to the noise. Extensive experiments on synthetic noisy images demonstrate the effectiveness of our approach. It significantly improves SLIC's performance in noisy image segmentation and boundary adherence, making it a promising technique for vision processing tasks.
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