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Introduction to digital geometry Affinital segmentation Generalization of the method Segmentation of an Image Using Free Distributive Lattices Jan Pavl k Brno University of Technology Brno, Czech Republic June 20, 2014 Jan Pavl k


  1. Introduction to digital geometry Affinital segmentation Generalization of the method Segmentation of an Image Using Free Distributive Lattices Jan Pavl´ ık Brno University of Technology Brno, Czech Republic June 20, 2014 Jan Pavl´ ık Segmentation of an Image Using Free Distributive Lattices

  2. Introduction to digital geometry Affinital segmentation Generalization of the method Outline Introduction to digital geometry 1 Jan Pavl´ ık Segmentation of an Image Using Free Distributive Lattices

  3. Introduction to digital geometry Affinital segmentation Generalization of the method Outline Introduction to digital geometry 1 Affinital segmentation 2 Jan Pavl´ ık Segmentation of an Image Using Free Distributive Lattices

  4. Introduction to digital geometry Affinital segmentation Generalization of the method Outline Introduction to digital geometry 1 Affinital segmentation 2 Generalization of the method 3 Jan Pavl´ ık Segmentation of an Image Using Free Distributive Lattices

  5. Introduction to digital geometry Digital image Affinital segmentation Segmentation and thresholding Generalization of the method Introduction to digital geometry 1 Digital image Segmentation and thresholding Affinital segmentation 2 Criterion of similarity Linear fuzzy segmentation Generalization of the method 3 Delinearization Free distributive lattice over poset L-fuzzy equivalence L-fuzzy segmentation Jan Pavl´ ık Segmentation of an Image Using Free Distributive Lattices

  6. Introduction to digital geometry Digital image Affinital segmentation Segmentation and thresholding Generalization of the method Digital image Definition A digital space is a directed graph without loops. The nodes are called pixels and the binary relation is called an adjacency . Jan Pavl´ ık Segmentation of an Image Using Free Distributive Lattices

  7. Introduction to digital geometry Digital image Affinital segmentation Segmentation and thresholding Generalization of the method Digital image Definition A digital space is a directed graph without loops. The nodes are called pixels and the binary relation is called an adjacency . Here we admit only symmetric adjacencies. Jan Pavl´ ık Segmentation of an Image Using Free Distributive Lattices

  8. Introduction to digital geometry Digital image Affinital segmentation Segmentation and thresholding Generalization of the method Digital image Definition A digital space is a directed graph without loops. The nodes are called pixels and the binary relation is called an adjacency . Here we admit only symmetric adjacencies. A digital image is triple ( V , π, f ) where ( V , π ) is a digital space and f : V → ( C , ≤ ) is an assignment of colors . ( C , ≤ ) is a poset with the greatest element ⊤ . Jan Pavl´ ık Segmentation of an Image Using Free Distributive Lattices

  9. Introduction to digital geometry Digital image Affinital segmentation Segmentation and thresholding Generalization of the method Digital image Definition A digital space is a directed graph without loops. The nodes are called pixels and the binary relation is called an adjacency . Here we admit only symmetric adjacencies. A digital image is triple ( V , π, f ) where ( V , π ) is a digital space and f : V → ( C , ≤ ) is an assignment of colors . ( C , ≤ ) is a poset with the greatest element ⊤ . A paradigmatic digital space is a digitization of an Euclidean space. Each pixel represents a subset of the space and the adjacency reflects a property of being zero-distant. Jan Pavl´ ık Segmentation of an Image Using Free Distributive Lattices

  10. Introduction to digital geometry Digital image Affinital segmentation Segmentation and thresholding Generalization of the method Digital image Definition A digital space is a directed graph without loops. The nodes are called pixels and the binary relation is called an adjacency . Here we admit only symmetric adjacencies. A digital image is triple ( V , π, f ) where ( V , π ) is a digital space and f : V → ( C , ≤ ) is an assignment of colors . ( C , ≤ ) is a poset with the greatest element ⊤ . A paradigmatic digital space is a digitization of an Euclidean space. Each pixel represents a subset of the space and the adjacency reflects a property of being zero-distant.The digital image is supposed to represent a distribution of a physical quantity over a real or virtual digitized space. Jan Pavl´ ık Segmentation of an Image Using Free Distributive Lattices

  11. Introduction to digital geometry Digital image Affinital segmentation Segmentation and thresholding Generalization of the method Image segmentation Image segmentation aims to decompose the image into meaningful parts (called here admissible sets ) which represent objects in the original space. Jan Pavl´ ık Segmentation of an Image Using Free Distributive Lattices

  12. Introduction to digital geometry Digital image Affinital segmentation Segmentation and thresholding Generalization of the method Thresholding Thresholding Given an image I = ( V , π, f ) and a color c ∈ C , then the set f c = f − 1 ( ↑ c ) = { x ∈ V | f ( x ) ≥ c } is called a c -cut of I . It yields a segmentation where each admissible set is either a singleton or a π -connected component of f c . Jan Pavl´ ık Segmentation of an Image Using Free Distributive Lattices

  13. Introduction to digital geometry Digital image Affinital segmentation Segmentation and thresholding Generalization of the method Thresholding Thresholding Given an image I = ( V , π, f ) and a color c ∈ C , then the set f c = f − 1 ( ↑ c ) = { x ∈ V | f ( x ) ≥ c } is called a c -cut of I . It yields a segmentation where each admissible set is either a singleton or a π -connected component of f c . The corresponding equivalence relation is ( x , y ) ∈ ρ c ⇔ exists a π -path γ : x � π y with s ( γ ) ≥ c . Here s ( γ ) = min { f ( z ) | z ∈ γ } for a nontrivial path and s ( γ ) = ⊤ for a trivial path ( total connectedness of a path ). Jan Pavl´ ık Segmentation of an Image Using Free Distributive Lattices

  14. Introduction to digital geometry Digital image Affinital segmentation Segmentation and thresholding Generalization of the method Segmentation by thresholding One can find object within the image if the threshold is selected some clever way. Jan Pavl´ ık Segmentation of an Image Using Free Distributive Lattices

  15. Introduction to digital geometry Digital image Affinital segmentation Segmentation and thresholding Generalization of the method Segmentation by thresholding One can find object within the image if the threshold is selected some clever way. Jan Pavl´ ık Segmentation of an Image Using Free Distributive Lattices

  16. Introduction to digital geometry Digital image Affinital segmentation Segmentation and thresholding Generalization of the method Segmentation by thresholding One can find object within the image if the threshold is selected some clever way. Jan Pavl´ ık Segmentation of an Image Using Free Distributive Lattices

  17. Introduction to digital geometry Digital image Affinital segmentation Segmentation and thresholding Generalization of the method Segmentation by thresholding One can find object within the image if the threshold is selected some clever way. Jan Pavl´ ık Segmentation of an Image Using Free Distributive Lattices

  18. Introduction to digital geometry Digital image Affinital segmentation Segmentation and thresholding Generalization of the method Segmentation by thresholding One can find object within the image if the threshold is selected some clever way. Jan Pavl´ ık Segmentation of an Image Using Free Distributive Lattices

  19. Introduction to digital geometry Digital image Affinital segmentation Segmentation and thresholding Generalization of the method Segmentation by thresholding One can find object within the image if the threshold is selected some clever way. Jan Pavl´ ık Segmentation of an Image Using Free Distributive Lattices

  20. Introduction to digital geometry Digital image Affinital segmentation Segmentation and thresholding Generalization of the method Segmentation by thresholding One can find object within the image if the threshold is selected some clever way. Jan Pavl´ ık Segmentation of an Image Using Free Distributive Lattices

  21. Introduction to digital geometry Criterion of similarity Affinital segmentation Linear fuzzy segmentation Generalization of the method Introduction to digital geometry 1 Digital image Segmentation and thresholding Affinital segmentation 2 Criterion of similarity Linear fuzzy segmentation Generalization of the method 3 Delinearization Free distributive lattice over poset L-fuzzy equivalence L-fuzzy segmentation Jan Pavl´ ık Segmentation of an Image Using Free Distributive Lattices

  22. Introduction to digital geometry Criterion of similarity Affinital segmentation Linear fuzzy segmentation Generalization of the method Similarity criterion A collection of quantities determining inclusion of a pixel into an object can be merged into a single mapping – a criterion ξ : V 2 → ( P , ≤ ) to some (finite) poset. Jan Pavl´ ık Segmentation of an Image Using Free Distributive Lattices

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