Stationnary Gaussian textures and associated textons

Description
Color texture samples
Gray-level texture samples
Source codes

Description

The color and gray-level images below are synthetic Gaussian textures.
New samples can be easily generated by convolving the initial sample with a Gaussian white noise image or by phase randomization.
If you need to synthesize larger samples, you can use the source codes below that implement the notion of texton described in the following paper:

A. Desolneux, L. Moisan, S. Ronsin, "A texton for Random Phase and Gaussian textures", preprint MAP5 nº 2015-xx, 2014.
PDF (preprint)

Click on each image to see the original size sample and its associated texton.
All these images can be freely used. Thanks to Bruno Galerne for contributing to the image database.
If you have nice Gaussian texture samples to share, I will be happy to add them to this database.

Color texture samples

              
c01 c02 c03 c04 c05
 
              
c06 c07 c08 c09 c10
 
              
c11 c12 c13 c14 c15
 
              
c16 c17 c18 c19 c20
 
              
c21 c22 c23 c24 c25
 
              
c26 c27 c28 c29 c30
 
     
c31 c32


Zip archives (all color samples):
TIFF format:
color_tiff.zip (28 Mb)
BMP format: color_bmp.zip (28 Mb)
PNG format: color_png.zip (23 Mb)


Grayscale texture samples

              
g01 g02 g03 g04 g05
 
              
g06 g07 g08 g09 g10
 
              
g11 g12 g13 g14 g15
 
          
g16


These samples have been obtained from the color texture samples above, after grayscale conversion and appropriate normalization.

              
gc01 gc02 gc03 gc04 gc05
 
              
gc06 gc07 gc08 gc09 gc10
 
              
gc11 gc12 gc13 gc14 gc15
 
              
gc16 gc17 gc18 gc19 gc20
 
              
gc21 gc22 gc23 gc24 gc25
 
              
gc26 gc27 gc28 gc29 gc30
 
     
gc31 gc32


Zip archives (all gray-level samples):
TIFF format:
gray_tiff.zip (14 Mb)
BMP format: gray_bmp.zip (14 Mb)
PNG format: gray_png.zip (13 Mb)


Source codes

You may freely use the programs given below. If you do, please make reference to this web page and to the paper above. If you want to distribute the codes, please do not modify them (or if you do so, indicate clearly in the codes that you did).

Several source codes are available:
History

xx/2015: first public version


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