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satisfying non-negative and unity constraints. Optimal weights are calculated by fixing the memberships, and optimal
memberships are updated assuming fixed weights. The process is repeated until the amount of change per iteration
excluding construction of the kernel metrics
3. ADAPTIVE LEVEL SET METHOD
In image segmentation, Level set methods are numerical techniques designed to track the interfaces between two different
regions. Active contours are dynamic curves that move toward the object boundaries. Adaptive Level set method is able to
deal with non sharp segment boundaries and defines an edge boundary and segmentation of the image. Level set method
handles topological changes in the edge contour that would be difficult to handle with a model that directly evolve the
contour. Level set provides a straight way to estimate the geometric properties of the evolving structure [18] and addresses
the problem of curve and surface [17].Level set method uses a signal function, where its zero level corresponds to the
actual contour. The zero level set function at the front as follows:
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Figure 1 Zero level set of the surface is a square
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4. DISCUSSIONS AND CONCLUSION
The original image is partitioned with MKFCM, and then the Adaptive Level set method is used to obtain the boundary
of the image. The proposed algorithm extracts the corresponding boundaries and improves the accuracy of the
segmentations. MFKCM can be applied to a variety of images, including dataset images, face clustering and satellite
images to compare the performance of the proposed algorithm.
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AUTHOR
D.Manju currently working as Assistant Professor, at Department of CSE, G. Narayanamma Institute of
Technology and Science, Hyderabad. Obtained her Masters degree in Artificial Intelligence from University
of Hyderabad in 2004. Areas of interest are Image processing, Distributed systems & Artificial Intelligence.
K.Pavani P.G Scholar, Department of CSE, G. Narayanamma Institute of Technology and Science,
Hyderabad. Obtained her B.Tech degree from TKR College Of Engineering and Technology
Medbowli,Meerpet , CSE Stream,2012 passed out.