Venation pattern analysis of leaf images

Authors:
James Clarke;Sarah Barman;Paolo Remagnino;Ken Bailey;Don Kirkup;Simon Mayo;Paul Wilkin
Affiliations:
The Digital Imaging Research Centre, Kingston University, UK;The Digital Imaging Research Centre, Kingston University, UK;The Digital Imaging Research Centre, Kingston University, UK;The Digital Imaging Research Centre, Kingston University, UK;The Digital Imaging Research Centre, Kingston University, UK;The Digital Imaging Research Centre, Kingston University, UK;The Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, UK
Venue:
ISVC'06 Proceedings of the Second international conference on Advances in Visual Computing - Volume Part II
Year:
2006

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Abstract

The work investigates pattern recognition methods to detect venation patterns on leaves. An automated technique that involves scale space analysis and an automated technique that includes a combination of edge detectors are compared with a manual technique. A small data set of five images is considered in this initial exploratory work and the results are qualitatively evaluated. The results show that the technique involving scale-space analysis is demonstrated to be a promising research direction to pursue.