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Dynamic texture recognition based on completed volume local binary pattern

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Dynamic textures are the sequences of images of moving scenes having some stationary properties in time; these include sea-waves, smoke, foliage, whirlwind etc. In recent years, dynamic texture description and recognition has attracted growing attention. This paper presents a more effective completed modeling of volume local binary pattern (VLBP) to recognize dynamic textures. Due to the dependency on local binary pattern (LBP), traditional VLBP also suffers with noise sensitivity and may give the same LBP code to different structural patterns; thus limiting the discriminating power of a texture descriptor. To represent temporal textures we have used VLBP. Local region of a volume is represented using its center frame and local sign magnitude difference with the circularly symmetric neighborhood. We have proposed a new contrast operator to complement the sign information of the temporal texture. To add additional discriminative information, volume center pixel information is also fused with the sign magnitude difference of texture. By combining these features into hybrid distributions we get higher classification accuracy for rotation invariant texture classification. Experimental results on UCLA and Dyntex databases show that the proposed approach provides better performance in comparison to the existing approaches.

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Tiwari, D., Tyagi, V. Dynamic texture recognition based on completed volume local binary pattern. Multidim Syst Sign Process 27, 563–575 (2016). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11045-015-0319-6

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