基于叶特征提取和GLCM的K-NN保证类型分类
IF 2.5
3区 社会学
Q2 DEVELOPMENT STUDIES
引用次数: 0
摘要
印度尼西亚是一个肥沃的地区，属于亚热带气候，这使得植物在印度尼西亚的各个地方都生长得很好。番石榴在印度尼西亚有各种各样的变种。在这几种类型中，包括果实、树和叶子的结构都有差异。本研究的重点是利用GLCM特征提取、细节提取和K-NN形状提取方法对番石榴叶骨图像进行物种分类。本研究使用4种番石榴类型的数据集多达300张图片，其中每种类型多达75张图片。本研究在提取叶骨图像的过程中，经过预处理、灰度图像、二值图像和形态学等几个过程，最终得到叶骨图像。得到提取值后，使用K-NN方法对数据进行处理。K-NN方法的最高准确率为k1 = 92.42%，标准差为6.05%(微平均值为92.45%)。因此，GLCM特征提取、细节和形状提取可以潜在地提高基于叶骨图像的番石榴分类的准确性。本文章由计算机程序翻译，如有差异，请以英文原文为准。
Classification of Guarantee Types Using Leaf Feature Extraction with Minutiae and GLCM Using K-NN Method
Indonesia is a fertile area that has a sub-tropical climate that makes plants grow well in various parts of Indonesia. There are various variants of guava in Indonesia. Of the several types have differences including the structure of the fruit, tree and leaves. The focus of this research is to classify guava species based on leaf bone image using GLCM feature extraction, minutiae and shape extraction using the K-NN method. In this study using a dataset of 4 types of guava as many as 300 images, where each type of as many as 75 images. In the extraction process to get the leaf bone image in this study, there are several processes, namely preprocessing, grayscale image, binary image and morphology then only get the leaf bone image. After getting the extracted value, then the data is processed using the K-NN method. The highest accuracy in the K-NN method is at k1 = 92.42% with a standard deviation of 6.05% (micro average: 92.45%). Thus GLCM feature extraction, minutiae and shape extraction can potentially increase the level of accuracy in guava classification based on leaf bone images.
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European Journal of Development Research
DEVELOPMENT STUDIES-
CiteScore
5.70
自引率
4.00%
发文量
77
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