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Otsu's Maximum Inter-class Variance MATLAB Code - Principle Explanation: Otsu's method, proposed by Japanese scholar Nobuyuki Otsu in 1979, is an adaptive threshold determination technique also known as the Otsu method. It segments images into background and foreground based on grayscale characteristics. A larger inter-class variance indicates greater distinction between the two components; misclassifying foreground as background or vice versa reduces this distinction.

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My improved adaptive segmentation approach incorporates the threshold obtained from Otsu's method as the initial threshold, effectively enhancing both processing speed and segmentation performance

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This implementation processes 24-bit RGB color images by converting them to grayscale, applying Otsu's thresholding method for binarization, and displaying the calculated threshold value. The algorithm automatically determines the optimal threshold that maximizes inter-class variance.

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