The Chan-Vese Segmentation Algorithm and Global Properties of an Image

The Chan-Vese segmentation algorithm is robust and has been used to segment various types of images. The algorithm depends on the overall characteristics of the image (the intensity of the gray level in the region, the length of the contour, the area of ​​the region), so it is suitable when the edge information is less dominant. For noise images and images with complex topology, the results are well characterized. Considering the cutting edge segmentation method, we found that this approach is widely used for medical image segmentation.

This paper proposed a cooperative algorithm based on k-means for artificial fish school algorithm and image segmentation by multilevel thresholding. In the proposed algorithm, AFSA performs global search, and k average is responsible for local search. The proposed algorithm's process makes it possible to prevent robustness and the ability to be trapped in local optimization. We divided the two well-known images using the proposed algorithm and the other four algorithms and compared the results obtained with each other. Experimental results show that the segmented image quality of this algorithm is much better than the other four test algorithms.

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