Automatic detection and classification of grains of pollen based on shape and texture
Palynological data are used in a wide range of appli-
cations. Some studies describe the benefits of the development of
a computer system to pollinic analysis. The system should involve
the detection of the pollen grains on a slice, and their classifica-
tion. This paper presents a system that realizes both tasks. The
latter is based on the combination of shape and texture analysis.
In relation to shape parameters, different ways to understand the
contours are presented. The resulting system is evaluated for the
discrimination of species of the Urticaceae family which are quite
similar. The performance achieved is 89% of correct pollen grain
classification.
keywords: Pollen classification, pollen grain, segmentation, shape analysis.
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Palynological data are used in a wide range of appli-
cations. Some studies describe the benefits of the development of
a computer system to pollinic analysis. The system should involve
the detection of the pollen grains on a slice, and their classifica-
tion. This paper presents a system that realizes both tasks. The
latter is based on the combination of shape and texture analysis.
In relation to shape parameters, different ways to understand the
contours are presented. The resulting system is evaluated for the
discrimination of species of the Urticaceae family which are quite
similar. The performance achieved is 89% of correct pollen grain
classification. - M. Rodríguez-Damián, E. Cernadas, A. Formella, M. Fernández-Delgado and P. De Sa-Otero - 10.1109/TSMCC.2005.855426
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