Category: Classification of segmented image using increased global contrast for paddy plant disease

Binary image pixel contains two grey level values. Grey level “0” constitutes black and grey level “1” constitutes white color. The pixel value is stored in 1-​​​bit format. Binary images are repeatedly produced by a method called thresholding. This thresholding technique is applied to color images or greyscale images, and from these two we obtain… Continue reading Binary image

A color image is a two-​​​dimensional image usually represented by three different colors per pixel. It constitutes 24 bits per image. These 24 bits are divided into 3 equal parts, each of 8 bits which give information of intensity values of red, green and blue with 8 bits of red, 8 bits of green and… Continue reading Color image

The greyscale images consist of 256 grey tones of colors. The main feature of the greyscale image is the equal distribution of colors red, green and blue. It carries only intensity information of individual pixels as a single sample and is composed of a wide range of shades. It is also called monochrome image. The… Continue reading Greyscale image

An image conveys information. It consists of prime elements called pixels, where each pixel is represented by some value, with the function of two coordinates X and Y in mathematical representation. An image consists of organized pixels in rows and columns.