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Classification of color textures with random field models and neural networks

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Table 1 summarizes the number of features obtained for each model and neighborhood set
Fig. 2.  Real-world texture and reference texture
Fig. 4.  Partitioning of the overall database
Table 2. Summary of Neural Network Classification Results for 64×64 Images

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