A Completed Multiply Threshold Encoding Pattern for Texture Classification
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Abstract
The binary pattern family has drawn wide attention for texture representation due to its promising performance and simple operation. However, most binary pattern methods focus on local neighborhoods but ignore center pixels. Even if some studies introduce the center based sub-pattern to provide complementary information, extant center based sub-patterns are much weaker than other local neighborhood based sub-patterns. This severe unbalance limits the classification performance of fusion features significantly. To alleviate this problem, this paper designs a multiply threshold center pattern (MTCP) to provide a more discriminative and complementary local texture representation with a compact form. First, a multiply thresholds encoding strategy is designed to encode the center pixel that generates three 1-bit binary patterns. Second, it adopts a compact multi-pattern encoding strategy to combine them into the 3-bit MTCP. Furthermore, this paper proposes a completed multiply threshold encoding pattern by fusing the MTCP, local sign pattern, and local magnitude pattern. Comprehensive experimental evaluations on three popular texture classification benchmarks confirm that the completed multiply threshold encoding pattern achieves superior texture classification performance.
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