Towards Edge Detection
Sabbir Rezaei
Corresponding
Indian Institute of Technology Bombay
Hassan Kabir
Military Institute of Science and Technology
Abstract
A clear understanding of edge detection is a prerequisite for the safe and economical expansion of earthen embankments. A finite set of representative scenarios for earthen embankments was selected for detailed analysis. The model reproduced the observed trend in edge detection with a correlation coefficient above 0.9. The approach is well suited to conditions commonly encountered in developing countries.
Keywords:
edge detectionsupport vector machinevoltage stabilityarsenic removal
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