Author : Dr. P. S. Ramaprabha 1
Date of Publication :7th July 2016
Abstract: Image segmentation has evolved into key areas of Image processing. This is largely due to its capability of ably assisting object identification and additionalscrutiny. The issue at hand is that there are a multitude of algorithms that venture to segment images in more sensible ways. But the bridging process to automatisation of object recognition is still at stake. So by a comparative study it would be facile to facilitate the better perception of the profound positive factors of each method. Some of the major techniques are taken for study and a profound inquiry is made on each of its intricacies. This will no doubt contribute valuable points that may impel the research further.
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