Abstract

We present a novel multiscale dynamic methodology for automatic machine vision inspection aiming at characterizing temporal features of tobacco leaves. The image sequences of tobacco leaves are transformed from RGB color space to L*a*b* color space, which provides a uniform perceptual difference measure. The image sequences are then represented by a multiscale Dynamic Hidden Markov tree (DHMT), which models not only inter and intra scale dependences of wavelet coefficients, but also temporal dependences of foreground/background observational properties. Experimental results demonstrate temporal consistent mean and covariance values of model coefficients in a* color channel.

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