A Soft Decision Making Model for Detail Preservation

Gwang Gil Jeon

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.705.323

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A Soft Decision Making Model for Detail Preservation

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A soft decision making model is verified its applicability in explaining variety of engineering issues. In particular, fuzzy rule-based inference approach is an important part of fuzzy set theory, where the number of prosperous applications is rather seldom, and few applied topics are known and executed so far. The processing for format conversion approach is one of them. In this paper, we proposed fuzzy rule-based inferring system for image format conversion. A new method for linguistic image processing based on fuzzy logic is provided, and its visual quality comparison on reconstructed image is examined.

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Image Enhancement, Soft Filtering, Soft Fusion, T-Norm

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