Comparative study of distinctive image classification techniques

Alesh Kumar Sharma, R. Beaula, P. Marikkannu, Akey Sungheetha, C. Sahana · 2016

Image classification is one of the most multifaceted disciplines in image processing. There are quite a few approaches to categorize images and they offer good classification outcome but they not be up to snuff to provide acceptable classification upshots when the image comprises blurry content. The two chief techniques for image classification are supervised and unsupervised classification. Mutually each possess its own pros and cons. The foremost intent of literature survey is to present a concise outline about some of most widespread image classification schemes and comparison between them. At this point in a survey on diverse classification practices for images and moreover its application for diagnosis of scores of diseases is provided. A few of the unsurpassed processes for classification comprise Artificial Neural Network, Support Vector Machine, and Decision Tree. Their characteristics, upshots and certain vital issues have been judged against each other in order to ascertain the effectual algorithm. To conclude it has been shown that the proposed system Hybrid RGSA and Support Vector Machine Framework is the paramount one to classify images competently.

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