Automatic mineral identification using evolutionary
computation technology is discussed. Thin sections of
mineral samples are photographed digitally using a
computer-controlled rotating polarizer stage on a
petrographic microscope. A suite of image processing
functions is applied to the images. Filtered image data
for identified mineral grains is then selected for use
as training data for a genetic programming system,
which automatically synthesizes computer programs that
identify these grains. The evolved programs use a
decision tree structure that compares the mineral image
values with one other, resulting in a thresholding
analysis of the multi-dimensional colour and textural
space of the mineral images
%0 Journal Article
%1 ross:2002:mva
%A Ross, Brian J.
%A Fueten, Frank
%A Yashkir, Dmytro
%D 2001
%J Machine Vision and Applications
%K algorithms, classification, feature genetic mineral programming, space thresholding
%N 2
%P 61--69
%T Automatic Mineral Identification Using Genetic
Programming
%U http://citeseer.ist.psu.edu/507315.html
%V 13
%X Automatic mineral identification using evolutionary
computation technology is discussed. Thin sections of
mineral samples are photographed digitally using a
computer-controlled rotating polarizer stage on a
petrographic microscope. A suite of image processing
functions is applied to the images. Filtered image data
for identified mineral grains is then selected for use
as training data for a genetic programming system,
which automatically synthesizes computer programs that
identify these grains. The evolved programs use a
decision tree structure that compares the mineral image
values with one other, resulting in a thresholding
analysis of the multi-dimensional colour and textural
space of the mineral images
@article{ross:2002:mva,
abstract = {Automatic mineral identification using evolutionary
computation technology is discussed. Thin sections of
mineral samples are photographed digitally using a
computer-controlled rotating polarizer stage on a
petrographic microscope. A suite of image processing
functions is applied to the images. Filtered image data
for identified mineral grains is then selected for use
as training data for a genetic programming system,
which automatically synthesizes computer programs that
identify these grains. The evolved programs use a
decision tree structure that compares the mineral image
values with one other, resulting in a thresholding
analysis of the multi-dimensional colour and textural
space of the mineral images},
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author = {Ross, Brian J. and Fueten, Frank and Yashkir, Dmytro},
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journal = {Machine Vision and Applications},
keywords = {algorithms, classification, feature genetic mineral programming, space thresholding},
notes = {See also \cite{oai:CiteSeerPSU:369249}},
number = 2,
pages = {61--69},
timestamp = {2008-06-19T17:50:41.000+0200},
title = {Automatic Mineral Identification Using Genetic
Programming},
url = {http://citeseer.ist.psu.edu/507315.html},
volume = 13,
year = 2001
}