A Novel Controllable Image Segmentation Method Using the Inverse GAMMA Distribution Function Based on Histogram Specification

Abstract

Image segmentation(IMSEG) is defined as a top of the basic and most significant process of digital image handling which refers to the techniques that used to partitioning and dividing an image into useful and meaningful parts, called segments. It's so important for many applications which difficult and inefficient to process the entire image, such as object recognition or image compression. So, IMSEG aims to segment the image into districts for further operations and processing. There are several techniques for image segmentation which divide the image into many parts regarding to some specific image properties such as the intensity value of pixels, relation between pixels, color, texture and so on. However, most image segmentation techniques have deficient ability to plainly tune the segment sensitivity of the segmented image. In our manuscript we will propose a new technique for image segmentations using the invers GAMMA distribution function based on histogram matching, the proposed technique provides a method to manage the segment sensitivity of segmented image via setting one parameter. Experimental outcomes pretend a superior execution of this created technique