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The invention aims to provide a bionic contour detection method based on an improved non-classical receptive field, which comprises the following steps: A. inputting a to-be-detected image subjected to gray level processing; B. presetting a Gabor filter function containing a plurality of direction parameters, respectively carrying out classical receptive field stimulation response on each pixel point in an image to be detected, and taking the corresponding direction as the optimal direction of the pixel point; C. constructing an inhibition kernel function by using a log function, and constructing a distance weight function by using the inhibition kernel function; convolving the classical receptive field stimulus response of each pixel point with the distance weight function of the pixel point to obtain the inhibition response of the pixel point; D. and subtracting the product of the suppression response of the pixel point and the preset suppression strength from the classical receptive field stimulation response of each pixel point, and calculating to obtain the final contour value of the pixel point. The detection method overcomes the defects of the prior art, and has the characteristics of meeting the spatial characteristics of visual receptive field and having better detection effect.
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Technical Field
The invention relates to the field of image processing, in particular to a bionic contour detection method based on an improved non-classical receptive field.
Background
For non-classical receptive field regions, there are many models of different inhibition situations. On the basis of the DoG suppression model, the traditional butterfly suppression model completes the suppression of background texture information by artificially limiting the areas of a side area and an end area; the butterfly-shaped inhibition nucleus is divided into regions manually, firstly, a non-classical receptive field needs to be divided into a flank region and a top region through a +/-45-degree alignment line, and therefore a butterfly-shaped inhibition model of the non-automatic defined region is obtained. In the butterfly-type suppression model, the side region and the end region have different working rules, namely the calculation of the suppression strength of the side region is completed based on an accurate scale feature, and the calculation of the suppression strength of the end region is adaptively changed along with local features on different spatial scales. In local texture regions where significant contouring is likely to exist, the end regions will impose a weaker suppression of the classical field, and conversely, in regions filled with random texture elements, a stronger suppression. The traditional butterfly-type suppression model cannot realize the automatic division of the suppression region and the reasonable rotation of the suppression model by utilizing the optimal direction of the pixel points, so the time cost of the whole contour detection process is greatly increased.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention aims to provide a bionic contour detection method based on an improved non-classical receptive field, which overcomes the defects of the prior art and has the characteristics of good detection effect and high detection efficiency.
The technical scheme of the invention is as follows:
a bionic contour detection method based on improved non-classical receptive fields comprises the following steps:
A. inputting a to-be-detected image subjected to gray level processing;
B. presetting a Gabor filter function containing a plurality of direction parameters, and performing Gabor energy calculation on each pixel point in an image to be detected by using the Gabor filter function respectively to obtain Gabor energy values of each pixel point in each direction; for each pixel point, selecting the maximum value of the Gabor energy values in each direction as the classical receptive field stimulation response of the pixel point, and taking the direction corresponding to the maximum value as the optimal direction of the pixel point;
C. constructing an inhibition kernel function, and constructing a distance weight function through the inhibition kernel function; convolving the classical receptive field stimulus response of each pixel point with the distance weight function of the pixel point to obtain the inhibition response of the pixel point;
the inhibiting kernel function log (x, y; epsilon, sigma)w) Comprises the following steps:
D. and subtracting the product of the suppression response of the pixel point and the preset suppression strength from the classical receptive field stimulation response of each pixel point to obtain the contour response of the pixel point, and performing non-maximum suppression and double-threshold processing on the contour response to obtain the final contour value of each pixel point.
Preferably, the step B is as follows:
the expression of the Gabor filter function is as follows:
whereinGamma is a constant representing the ratio of the long axis to the short axis of the elliptical receptive field, the parameter lambda is the wavelength, sigma is the scale, 1/lambda is the spatial frequency of the cosine function,is a phase angle parameter, theta is a direction parameter of Gabor filtering;
the Gabor energy value was calculated as follows:
Wherein theta isiFor a certain directional parameter of Gabor filtering, NθFor directional parameters of Gabor filteringThe number of the cells; i (x, y) is an image to be detected and is a convolution operator;
the expression of the classical receptive field stimulus response Ec (x, y) is as follows:
preferably, the step C specifically includes:
the distance weight function wσ(x,y;ε,σw) Comprises the following steps:
wherein | · | purple1Is (L)1) Norm, h (x) max (0, x);
the suppression response Inh (x, y) of each pixel point is as follows:
Inh(x,y)=Ec(x,y)*wσ(x,y;ε,σw) (8)。
preferably, the step D specifically includes:
the profile response R (x, y) is:
R(x,y)=H(Ec(x,y)-αInh(x,y)) (9);
where h (x) max (0, x), α is the inhibition intensity.
According to the method, the improved suppression model is adopted, the non-classical receptive field region does not need to be manually divided, the rotation of the suppression region is carried out in the optimal direction through the log function suppression core with the angle parameter, the workload of manual division is saved, and the overall operation efficiency is improved; the improved inhibition model enables the inhibition of each pixel point to be carried out in combination with the optimal direction of the pixel point, so that the optimal inhibition effect is achieved, and meanwhile, the visual characteristics of the receptive field are better met.
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A bionic contour detection method based on improved non-classical receptive fields comprises the following steps:
A. inputting a to-be-detected image subjected to gray level processing;
B. presetting a Gabor filter function containing a plurality of direction parameters, and performing Gabor energy calculation on each pixel point in an image to be detected by using the Gabor filter function respectively to obtain Gabor energy values of each pixel point in each direction; for each pixel point, selecting the maximum value of the Gabor energy values in each direction as the classical receptive field stimulation response of the pixel point, and taking the direction corresponding to the maximum value as the optimal direction of the pixel point;
the step B is specifically as follows:
the expression of the Gabor filter function is as follows:
whereinGamma is a constant representing the ratio of the long axis to the short axis of the elliptical receptive field, the parameter lambda is the wavelength, sigma is the scale, 1/lambda is the spatial frequency of the cosine function,is a phase angle parameter, theta is a direction parameter of Gabor filtering;
the Gabor energy value was calculated as follows:
Wherein theta isiFor a certain directional parameter of Gabor filtering, NθThe number of the direction parameters of Gabor filtering is obtained; i (x, y) is an image to be detected and is a convolution operator;
the expression of the classical receptive field stimulus response Ec (x, y) is as follows:
C. constructing an inhibition kernel function, and constructing a distance weight function through the inhibition kernel function; convolving the classical receptive field stimulus response of each pixel point with the distance weight function of the pixel point to obtain the inhibition response of the pixel point;
the inhibiting kernel function log (x, y; epsilon, sigma)w) Comprises the following steps:
the distance weight function wσ(x,y;ε,σw) Comprises the following steps:
wherein, epsilon is 0.1, sigmaw=σ,||·||1Is (L)1) Norm, h (x) max (0, x);
the suppression response Inh (x, y) of each pixel point is as follows:
Inh(x,y)=Ec(x,y)*wσ(x,y;ε,σw) (10);
D. subtracting the product of the suppression response of each pixel point and the preset suppression strength from the classical receptive field stimulation response of each pixel point to obtain the contour response of the pixel point, and performing non-maximum suppression and double-threshold processing on the contour response to obtain the final contour value of each pixel point;
the step D is specifically as follows:
the profile response R (x, y) is:
R(x,y)=H(Ec(x,y)-αInh(x,y)) (11);
where h (x) max (0, x), α is the inhibition intensity;
the non-maximum suppression and binarization processing according to the present embodiment employs the method described in document 1, in which two threshold values t are includedh,tlIs set to tl=0.5thCalculated from a threshold quantile p;
document 1: GrigoresecuC, PetkovN, WestenbergM. Contourdiscionbasedonnotronfibrous receiptionJ. IEEETransactionson Imageprocessing,2003,12(7): 729-;
the effectiveness of the contour detection method of the present embodiment is compared with the contour detection isotropy model provided in document 1, where the performance evaluation index P adopts the following criteria given in document 1:
in the formula nTP、nFP、nFNRespectively representing the number of detected correct contours, error contours and missing contours, and the evaluation index P is set to be [0,1 ]]The closer to 1, the better the contour detection, and in addition, the tolerance is defined as: all detected within 5 x 5 neighbourhoods are counted as correct detections;
selecting 4 pairs of classical images in fig. 1 for effectiveness comparison, and respectively adopting an isotropic model in literature 1 and an embodiment 1 method to perform contour detection on the 4 images, wherein the parameter set selected by the embodiment 1 method is shown in table 1, and the optimal results obtained from the parameter set are selected for comparison;
table 1 example 1 parameter set table
The isotropic model in document 1 uses α ═ 1.0,1.2 ═ 1.4,1.6,1.8,2.0,2.2,2.4,2.6,2.8 ═ 0.1,0.2,0.3,0.4,0.5 };
fig. 1 shows an original image, an actual contour map, and an optimal contour detected by the method of document 1, which are 4 pairs of classical images including basket, elephant _2, goat _3, and hyena, respectively, and the optimal contour detected by the method of embodiment 1; as shown in table 2, the comparison between the optimal P value detected by the method of document 1 and the optimal P value detected by the method of example 1 is shown for the 4 images;
TABLE 2 optimal P-value comparison
From the above results, it can be seen that the method of example 1 is superior to the isotropic model in document 1 both in the effect of contour extraction and in the performance index parameter.
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1. A bionic contour detection method based on an improved non-classical receptive field is characterized by comprising the following steps:
A. inputting a to-be-detected image subjected to gray level processing;
B. presetting a Gabor filter function containing a plurality of direction parameters, and performing Gabor energy calculation on each pixel point in an image to be detected by using the Gabor filter function respectively to obtain Gabor energy values of each pixel point in each direction; for each pixel point, selecting the maximum value of the Gabor energy values in each direction as the classical receptive field stimulation response of the pixel point, and taking the direction corresponding to the maximum value as the optimal direction of the pixel point;
C. constructing an inhibition kernel function, and constructing a distance weight function through the inhibition kernel function; convolving the classical receptive field stimulus response of each pixel point with the distance weight function of the pixel point to obtain the inhibition response of the pixel point;
the inhibiting kernel function log (x, y; epsilon, sigma)w) Comprises the following steps:
D. and subtracting the product of the suppression response of the pixel point and the preset suppression strength from the classical receptive field stimulation response of each pixel point to obtain the contour response of the pixel point, and performing non-maximum suppression and double-threshold processing on the contour response to obtain the final contour value of each pixel point.
2. The improved non-classical receptive field-based biomimetic contour detection method according to claim 1, characterized in that:
the step B is specifically as follows:
the expression of the Gabor filter function is as follows:
whereinGamma is a constant representing the ratio of the long axis to the short axis of the elliptical receptive field, the parameter lambda is the wavelength, sigma is the scale, 1/lambda is the spatial frequency of the cosine function,is a phase angle parameter, theta is a direction parameter of Gabor filtering;
the Gabor energy value was calculated as follows:
Wherein theta isiFor a certain directional parameter of Gabor filtering, NθThe number of the direction parameters of Gabor filtering is obtained; i (x, y) is an image to be detected and is a convolution operator;
the expression of the classical receptive field stimulus response Ec (x, y) is as follows:
3. the improved non-classical receptive field-based biomimetic contour detection method according to claim 2, characterized in that:
the step C is specifically as follows:
the distance weight function wσ(x,y;ε,σw) Comprises the following steps:
wherein | · | purple1Is (L)1) Norm, h (x) max (0, x);
the suppression response Inh (x, y) of each pixel point is as follows:
Inh(x,y)=Ec(x,y)*wσ(x,y;ε,σw) (8)。
4. the improved non-classical receptive field-based biomimetic contour detection method according to claim 3, characterized in that:
the step D is specifically as follows:
the profile response R (x, y) is:
R(x,y)=H(Ec(x,y)-αInh(x,y)) (9);
where h (x) max (0, x), α is the inhibition intensity.
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