SEGMENTATION OF DIGITAL IMAGES WITH WAVELET TRANSFORMATION USING MATLAB VERSION R2010B
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Segmentation, Wavelet Transformation, MATLABAbstract
The purpose of this research is to explore and apply the use of wavelet transformation for the segmentation of digital images, utilizing MATLAB version R2010B. The study aims to analyze how wavelet transform can be used to enhance the accuracy and effectiveness of image segmentation, which is a critical process in image processing and computer vision. The research contributes to the field of digital image processing by demonstrating the application of wavelets transformation for segmenting digital images. In this study, the study provides insights into how wavelets can be utilized to improve the detection of image features, especially in identifying image features more accurately. The experimental results show that only the Canny operator's edge detection method has the best edge detector in detecting the edges of objects in wavelet images. The technique of determining the threshold value (thresholding) can be carried out in two ways, namely, automatic method and technique carried out by trial and error. Finally, improving automatic thresholding techniques using AI-driven algorithms to reduce the reliance on trial-and-error methods could provide more consistent results in varied application areas.
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