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Texture Analysis based Detection and Classification of Surface Features on Ageing Infrastructure Elements

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Figure 1. Flow chart of the proposed methodology.
Table 1 - Performance of the Proposed Technique.
Figure  6.  Image  Clustered  Based  on  the  Pixel  Intensity  Values

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