A note on a random walk model for texture analysis

Peter de Souza

doi:10.1016/0031-3203(83)90025-0

Pattern Recognition

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01 Jan 1983

A note on a random walk model for texture analysis

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Wechsler and Citron recently published a random walk model with applications in texture analysis. It is shown in the current note that their chi-square test of homogeneity based on this model is misleading. © 1983.

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