Quick area picture division with the minimum square method
Qiming Zhang, Qin Huang, Kexin Zhao, Zuhan Liu · 2023
Picture division has a special meaning for computer visualization and schema identification. Fast target extraction from deterministic images is an important problem facing real-time picture manipulation. Traditional areal models rely on globally converged messages to achieve fault-minimized segmentation. Its image segmentation is ineffective and takes up a lot of time. To address this problem, this paper proposes a model that Fast Region Image Segmentation of the Least Squares (FRISLS). Specifically, the target as well as the backdrop of the primary picture is approximated by just a pair of constants in order to establish the minimum error function. The weight matrix is used to reduce the influence of the background on image segmentation, and least squares are introduced to achieve fast convergence of the model. Through comparison with other area model-based approaches, it is validated the effectiveness of the study. The results indicate that this method ensures high precision of picture division, and enhances the performance of picture splitting efficiency.