Figures & data
FIGURE 1 Samples of 10 varieties including; (1) Agria, (2) Savalan, (3) Florida, (4) Fontaneh, (5) Natasha, (6) Verona, (7) Karso, (8) Elody, (9) Satina, and (10) Emrad.
![FIGURE 1 Samples of 10 varieties including; (1) Agria, (2) Savalan, (3) Florida, (4) Fontaneh, (5) Natasha, (6) Verona, (7) Karso, (8) Elody, (9) Satina, and (10) Emrad.](/cms/asset/7fbd8a46-2fa0-4f68-94c6-540691ed5964/ljfp_a_1038834_f0001_oc.jpg)
FIGURE 4 Results of pre-processing and segmentation operations; A: original image, B: uniformed background, C: segmented image, and D: boundary of potato.
![FIGURE 4 Results of pre-processing and segmentation operations; A: original image, B: uniformed background, C: segmented image, and D: boundary of potato.](/cms/asset/93019f50-0a1d-463f-a925-b267d6d29b37/ljfp_a_1038834_f0004_oc.jpg)
TABLE 1 Extracted color features of potato tubers
TABLE 2 Extracted texture features of potato tubers
TABLE 3 Extracted morphological features of potato tubers
FIGURE 6 A: External boundary of a potato with its centroid point, B: 1-D corresponding boundary signature.
![FIGURE 6 A: External boundary of a potato with its centroid point, B: 1-D corresponding boundary signature.](/cms/asset/dcc7a7fd-a658-40ae-b363-0ba1798fc80a/ljfp_a_1038834_f0006_b.gif)
TABLE 4 The top 16 selected color, textural, and morphological features for recognizing the 10 varieties of potatoes using stepwise discrimination (STEPDIS procedure of SPSS)
TABLE 5 Summary of texture parameters selection by stepwise PCA analysis
TABLE 6 Values of classification accuracy of DA method when testing
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