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A study on Renyi entropy and Shannon entropy of image segmentation based on finite multivariate skew t distribution mixture model

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WILEY
DOI: 10.1002/mma.7996

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image segmentation; multivariate skew t mixture model; Renyi entropy; Shannon entropy

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Image segmentation technology is widely used in various business and social fields, with more scholars studying theories in this field and developing effective models and methods. However, as demand for higher quality images increases, the need for deeper understanding and analysis of image segmentation theory grows. In this study, Renyi entropy and Shannon entropy of finite multivariate skew t mixture distribution were investigated, providing better properties and wider application range than traditional skew t distribution. The use of Holder inequality and polynomial theorem helped establish upper and lower bounds for the two types of entropy in the distribution.
Image segmentation technology has been widely used in various business and social fields. In recent years, more and more scholars have studied the theories in this field. Many models and methods have good effects in image segmentation. However, as people's demand for image is getting higher and higher, people often face images with complex structure and multimode, which makes us need to study and analyze the theory of image segmentation more deeply. In this paper, we study the Renyi entropy and Shannon entropy of finite multivariate skew t mixture distribution (this distribution was proposed based on Sahu and Branco (2003; ), and it has better properties and wider application range than the traditional skew t distribution). In addition to the specific calculation results of the two kinds of entropy, we use Holder inequality and polynomial theorem to obtain the upper bound and lower bound of the two kinds of entropy of finite multivariate skew t mixture distribution.

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