du Buf, J. M. H.2015-11-042015-11-0419920169-1015AUT: DUB00865;http://hdl.handle.net/10400.1/7004In this study some experiments on texture segmentation are reported using the local Gabor power spectrum. The techniques applied are: (1) supervised pixel classification; (2) boundary detection by spectral dissimilarity estimation; (3) region-based segmentation based on Gaussian spectral estimation; and (4) the same as (3) but based on central moments of the local spectrum. It is shown that very-acceptable-to-excellent results can be obtained. It is argued, however, that the shortcomings of region-based and boundary-based approaches require that both processes should act in parallel, not only in digital image processing but also in the modelling of visual perception.engAbstract processes in texture discriminationjournal article