RGB pixel n-grams: A texture descriptor

This article proposes the “RGB Pixel N-grams” descriptor, which uses a sequence of $n$ pixels to represent RGB color texture images. We conducted classification experiments with three different classifiers and five color texture image databases to evaluate the descriptor’s performance, using accuracy as the evaluation metric. These databases include various textures from different surfaces, sometimes under different lighting, scale, or rotation conditions. The proposed descriptor proved to be robust and competitive compared to other state-of-the-art descriptors, as it has better accuracy in classification results in most databases and classifiers.