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Texture Classification with Generalized Fourier Descriptors in Dimensionality Reduction Context: an Overview Exploration

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Fig. 1. The 32 Brodatz textures used in the experiments
Fig. 2. The six classes of leaf texture images
Table 1. Classification results on the Brodatz dataset (% error rate)
Table 3. Average rank mean for each classification results for the two dataset

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