C. Castiello, G. Castellano, L. Caponetti, A. Fanelli
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We present a neuro-fuzzy approach for classification of image pixels into three classes: contour, regular or texture points. Exploiting the processing capabilities of a neural network, fuzzy classification rules are derived by learning from data and applied to classify pixels in grey-level images. To derive a proper set of training data, the spatial properties of the image features and a multiscaled representation of images are considered. The effectiveness of the proposed approach is illustrated on some sample images.