Research of Image Segmentation Based on Iterative Threshold

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Image segmentation is the key step in image recognition,the result of segmentation affects the one of recognition directly.The article introduces the concept and detailed definition of the image segmentation. The segmentation algorithm of iterative threshold in detail. According to the intrinsic characteristics of weed images, just can use the iteration threshold segmentation method, and implements them by Matlab programme, then processes three weed images, respectively to obtain effective results , and establishes a good base for the pick-up of the target character.

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