Our interest in this paper is the task of image segmentation in the range of quad-extended and hyper-extended graphics arrays.
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The task of image segmentation is to partition an image into non-overlapping regions based on intensity or textural information.
Experimental results show that Coxian modeling outperforms a range of baseline models for the task of activity segmentation.
We carry out the task of event segmentation automatically by our proposed method, but no method can be accurate to mark exactly this span of an event.
The DS theory is applied in various areas [3, 4, 24, 25], but, in image segmentation, the determination of mass functions is a hard task and the performance of the segmentation scheme is, however, largely conditioned by the appropriate determination of the mass functions.
Therefore, a learner is relieved from a burden of the segmentation task and is able to concentrate on structuring task.
The task of segmentation is to group nearby pixels into segments (objects) that may potentially represent leaves.
From those steps we can see that the execution time of the segmentation task depends linearly on the number of the nodes in the mesh and the necessary number of algorithm repetitions (calculation of new position for each node of the mesh).
By introducing an image representation based on topological features, the task of segmentation is less dependent on variations of color or texture.
