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Image thresholding framework based on two-dimensional digital fractional integration and Legendre moments’

Image thresholding framework based on two-dimensional digital fractional integration and Legendre moments’

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In this study, the authors present a new image segmentation algorithm based on two-dimensional digital fractional integration (2D-DFI) that was inspired from the properties of the fractional integration function. Although obtaining a good segmentation result corresponds to finding the optimal 2D-DFI order, the authors propose a new alternative based on Legendre moments. This framework, called two dimensional digital fractional integration and Legendre moments’ (2D-DFILM), allows one to include contextual information such as the global object shape and exploits the properties of the 2D fractional integration. The efficiency of 2D-DFILM is shown by the comparison to other six competing methods recently published and it was tested on real-world problem.

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