One of the enduring problems in remote sensing analysis is how to exploit image texture [2]. A central question in texture analysis is the scale of the texture features analyzed, as determined by the size of the texture kernel (moving window). In a classic study, 90% of texture variability was found to be accounted for by the size of the kernel, compared to only 7% from the texture algorithm [3...

We studied the relationship between texture orientation and shape skeletal axes in two tasks related to texture perception. The first series of experiments investigated discrimination of texture-defined shapes. We found that alignment between texture orientation and the skeletal axis of a figural region improved the segmentation strength, as did a perpendicular arrangement to a lesser extent. T...

Texture semantics, which is the kind of feelings that the texture feature of an image would arouse in people, is important in texture analysis. In this study, we study the relationship between texture semantics and textile images, and propose a novel parametric mapping model to predict texture semantics from textile images. To represent rich texture semantics and enable it to participate in com...

It has been observed that stretching of the Image may damage the clarity in many Image Processing applications. Edge and Textures are among the most important features of an image. They have however very different characteristics, suggestions that they should be enhanced using different techniques. For edges, we propose a sobel techniques and finding the edge of all objects .For textures we hav...

Texture classification is one of the most studied and challenging problems in computer vision. A key requirement of successful texture classification algorithms is their ability to quantify the complex nature and diversity of real world textures. Recent developments in automatic texture classification have demonstrated the effectiveness of modeling texture elements as cluster centers of respons...

Faces have both shape and skin texture, but the relative importance of the two in face representations is unclear. Our goals were first, to determine the contribution of shape versus texture to aftereffects for facial age and identity and second, to assess whether adaptation transferred between shape and texture, suggesting integration in a single representation. In our first experiment we exam...