Design of Appropriate Wavelet Bases for Texture Discrimination / (Record no. 181776)

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Classification number 621.382,CHA
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Personal name Chaudhry, Mohammad Ali
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Title Design of Appropriate Wavelet Bases for Texture Discrimination /
Statement of responsibility, etc. Mohammad Ali Chaudhry
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Name of publisher, distributor, etc. MCS (NUST),
Place of publication, distribution, etc. Rawalpindi,
Date of publication, distribution, etc. 2007
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Formatted contents note Problem of texture analysis and discrimination using wavelet transform has been<br/>under consideration for the last three decades by several researchers from different<br/>fields. Unlike Fourier transform, several bases are available in wavelet transform for<br/>signal decomposition, but none of these has been designed by considering the actual<br/>texture images to be discriminated. Therefore, a system is required for the design of<br/>wavelet bases which caters the actual texture image to be discriminated. There are<br/>several factors involved in wavelet design which can greatly influence the desired<br/>results such as regularity, length of the wavelet, orthogonal or biorthogonal etc.<br/>In this research work, we have analyzed different regions of Pakistan on the<br/>basis of their textural properties. We propose a design of wavelet bases using genetic<br/>optimization, which will provide excellent discrimination between the multiple<br/>texture image s. Our objective function is based on maximization of distinguishability<br/>measure involving the computation of finer details subject to some wavelet<br/>constraints. In contrast to well known orthogonal wavelet families, we have used extra<br/>degree of freedom in design of the wavelet function for best possible texture<br/>discrimination. In genetic optimization process, design parameters of wavelet are<br/>optimized according to the characteristics of texture images under defined set of<br/>constraints. Classification results of optimized orthogonal and biorthogonal wavelet<br/>were compared with the existing wavelet families, which show that the results<br/>obtained are superior in terms of texture discrimination. The proposed system is capable of designing optimized wavelet by changing the input texture images for<br/>different applications such as medical images, satellite images, document analysis and<br/>industrial application etc.
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Geographic name PhD EE Thesis
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Personal name Supervised by Dr. Muhammad Noman Jafri
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