Image Texture Feature Extraction Using GLCM Approach
The formulation and extraction of the four given image features are extracted using matlab for calculating GLCM as image cannot be directly given as input to implement using FPGA.Image feature extraction method used in this paper is given in fig 3.1.All the texture features are real numbers. Real
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