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On Two Multigrid Algorithms for Modeling Variational Multiphase Image Segmentation

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2 Author(s)
Badshah, N. ; Dept. of Math. Sci., The Univ. of Liverpool, Liverpool ; Ke Chen

In this paper, we present two related multigrid algorithms for multiphase image segmentation. Algorithm I solves the model by Vese-Chan. We first generalize our recently developed multigrid method to this multiphase segmentation model (MG1); we also give a local Fourier analysis for the local smoother which leads to a new and more effective smoother. Although MG1 is found many magnitudes faster than the fast method of additive operator splitting (AOS), both algorithms are not robust with regard to the initial guess. To overcome this dependence on the initial guess, we consider a hierarchical segmentation model which achieves multiphase segmentation by repeated use of the Chan-Vese two-phase model; our algorithm II solves this model by a multigrid algorithm (MG2). Numerical experiments show that both algorithms are efficient and in particular MG2 is more robust than MG1 with respect to initial guesses. AMS subject classifications: 68U10, 65F10, 65K10.

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Image Processing, IEEE Transactions on  (Volume:18 ,  Issue: 5 )

Date of Publication: May 2009

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