Color Image Segmentation of Live Grouper Fish with Complex Background in Seawater

2015 ◽  
Vol 743 ◽  
pp. 293-302 ◽  
Author(s):  
G.Q. Ma ◽  
Y.C. Tian ◽  
X.L. Li ◽  
K.Z. Xing ◽  
Su Xu

The color live fish image segmentation is a important procedure of the understanding fish behavior. We have introduced an simple segmentation method of live Grouper Fish color images with seawater background and presented a segmentation framework to extract the whole fish image from the complex background of seawater. Firstly, we took true color pictures of live Grouper fish in seawater using waterproof camera and save these pictures files as RGB format files, called True-color Images. Secondly, we extracted R,G and B planes of a true color Grouper fish image, painted and compared their histograms of R,G and B planes. Thirdly, we segmented these RGB images and the R,G and B planes of a true color Grouper fish image with the k-means clustering algorithm, using the kmeans () function which is packaged by the Clustering Analysis ToolBox of Matlab 2012(a). Finally, we analyzed the relationships between these histograms and segmented images, and then got a conclusion is that : using the B plane of these RGB images as Input-matrix to do clustering segmentation algorithm by the kmeans () function of Matlab Clustering ToolBox, can got a fulfilling segmentation results.

2021 ◽  
Vol 58 (2) ◽  
pp. 0210023
Author(s):  
李新颖 Li Xinying ◽  
冉思园 Ran Siyuan ◽  
廉敬 Lian Jing

A new heuristic algorithm for porosity segmentation for the colored petro-graphic images is proposed. The proposed algorithm automatically detects the porosities that represent the presence of oil, gas, or even water in the analyzed thin section rock segment based on the colour of the porosity area filled with dies in the analyzed sample. For the purpose of the oil exploration, the thin section fragments are died in order to emphasize the porosities that are analyzed under the microscope. The percentage of the porosity is directly proportional to the probability of the oil, gas, or even water presence in the area where the drilling is performed (i.e. the increased porosity indicates the higher probability of oil existence in the region). The proposed automatic algorithm shows better results than the existing K-means segmentation method.


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