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Segmentation using Codebook Index Statistics for Vector Quantized Images

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Fig. 1.  The schematic diagram of the proposed SUCIS method
Fig. 2.  Some  typical  image  blocks  in  block  labeling:  (a)  texture  block;  (b)  monotone block; (c) vertical edge block; (d) horizontal edge block; (e) and (f)  diagonal edge blocks
Fig. 4.  Homogeneous  regions  and  edge  blocks  labeling:  (a)  Homogeneous  regions labeling
Fig. 8.  Regions merging for the fused index image F f  of the Tower image: (a)  Before  region  merging;  (b)  After  regions  merging  with  SR=30  and  the   4-connected condition; (c) After boundary smoothing
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