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International Journal of Neural Systems Engineering

Volume 1, No. 2, 2017, pp 1-6
http://dx.doi.org/10.21742/ijnse.2017.1.2.01

Abstract



Change Image Color in Matrix Analysis



    Chen Yu and Vijay Krishna Dhulipalla
    Information Engineering,Shenyang University of Chemical Technology,Shenyang,Liaoning,China
    1100-100 School of Management Studies, VFSTR University, Vadlamudi, Guntur

    Abstract

    Vector distributed illustration of Color Image victimization four Matrix Analysis. Ancient distributed image models treat color image pel as a scalar, that represents color channels singly or concatenate color channels as a monochrome image. During this paper, we have a tendency to propose a vector distributed illustration model for color pictures victimization four matrix analysis. As a replacement tool for color image illustration, its potential applications in many image-processing tasks square measure conferred, as well as color image reconstruction, demising, imprinting, and super-resolution. The projected model represents the colour image as a four matrix, wherever a quaternion-based wordbook learning formula is conferred victimization the K-quaternion singular price decomposition (QSVD) (generalized K-means agglomeration for QSVD) methodology. It conducts the distributed basis choice in four area that uniformly transforms the channel pictures to AN orthogonal color area. During this new color area, it's important that the inherent color structures will be utterly preserved throughout vector reconstruction. Moreover, the projected distributed model is a lot of economical comparison with this distributed models for image restoration tasks attributable to lower redundancy between the atoms of various color channels. The experimental results demonstrate that the projected distributed image model avoids the hue bias issue with success and shows its potential as a general and powerful tool in color image analysis and process domain.


 

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