Towards Texture Classification in Real Scenes

Two new texture features, based on morphological scale-space processors are introduced. The new methods are shown to have good performance over a variety of tests. We demonstrate that if texture classifies are to be used in real world scenes, then the choice of test is critical and that Brodatz-like tests are unlikely to represent reality.

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