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Perceptually Weighted Color-to-Grayscale Conversion For Images With Non-Uniform Chromatic Distribution Using Multiple Regression


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Color-to-Gray scale conversion methods try to identify weights for various color channels to obtain a gray-scale image. These weights can be fixed either globally or computed on a localized basis. This paper presents an approach for computing the global weights using localized regions perpetually selected based on human perception. The approach aims to bring forth a color invariant gray scale conversion, such that it tries to maximize the required foreground information. The proposed method was tested on DIBCO-2013 dataset and qualitatively evaluated by looking at the structural similarity with the foreground using SSIM. The experimental results of ours and other color-to-gray scale methods have been tabulated and discussed.

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Color-to-Grayscale Conversion, Multiple Regression, Least-Square Approach, Color Image, Gray Scale Image.
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Authors

M. E. Paramasivam
Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering, Sona College of Technology, India
R. S. Sabeenian
Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering, Sona College of Technology, India
P. M. Dinesh
Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering, Sona College of Technology, India

Abstract


Color-to-Gray scale conversion methods try to identify weights for various color channels to obtain a gray-scale image. These weights can be fixed either globally or computed on a localized basis. This paper presents an approach for computing the global weights using localized regions perpetually selected based on human perception. The approach aims to bring forth a color invariant gray scale conversion, such that it tries to maximize the required foreground information. The proposed method was tested on DIBCO-2013 dataset and qualitatively evaluated by looking at the structural similarity with the foreground using SSIM. The experimental results of ours and other color-to-gray scale methods have been tabulated and discussed.

Keywords


Color-to-Grayscale Conversion, Multiple Regression, Least-Square Approach, Color Image, Gray Scale Image.