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Table 3.1Values of the parameters for different agglomerative methods
Figure 4.4 - Flow chart illustrating the different operations of the HCS process developed and implemented in this study.
Figure 4.5 - Gray-tone distribution feature representation
Figure 4.7 - Finding the most similar neighbouring pixels
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