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DOI: https://doi.org/10.3103/S0735272711010067
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Two-stage mutual causal filtration and segmentation of heterogeneous images
Abstract
Using the mathematical technique of mixed Markovian processes in discrete time optimal and quasi-optimal algorithms that combine results of one-dimensional filtration and segmentation of heterogeneous images are synthesized. Analysis of the quasi-optimal algorithm is conducted on a model example using statistical modeling on PC.
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