RGB image edge detection using fuzzy inference techniques

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Authors: T. L. Yookesh, M. Loganathan, Chinnasamy Thangaraj, E. Boopathi Kumar
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Abstract

Modern computer systems are integral to diverse applications, including terrain analysis, remote sensing, and medical imaging, all of which rely heavily on image processing. A key challenge in this domain is efficiently handling large datasets while preserving essential details. Advanced filtering techniques address this by reducing noise and enhancing subtle features. Colored edge detection surpasses grayscale in effectively distinguishing objects and delineating boundaries, even when grayscale intensity remains constant. By utilizing enhanced color amplification techniques, image processing achieves precise boundary detection without complete tone suppression. The RGB color model, segmented into three channels, leverages fuzzy edge-defined registration algorithms for accurate edge determination.

Fields of Study & Subjects

Image and Object Detection Techniques Computer Science and Engineering Medical Image Segmentation Techniques

Publication details

Journal / source
AIP conference proceedings
Volume
3393
Pages
020009–020009
Publication date
1 January 2026
Language
EN