The amplitude varying rate statistical approach for texture classification

Abstract The Amplitude Varying Rate Statistical Approach (AVRS) for texture analysis is based on estimating the distribution of the size of features given n intensity threshold. Experiments with Brodatz textures gave 92% accuracy with a nearest neighbor classifier and 85% accuracy with a minimum distance classifier.

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