Comparison of Fuzzy Clustering Methods and Their Applications to Geophysics Data

Figure 9

Data sets resulting from crisp cutoff values [−5,−3]. Subplots (a)–(d) represent different data files from different areas within the survey site (see Figure 1); (a) represents region A, (b) represents region B, (c) represents region C, and (d) represents regions D, E, and F (rotated 90^∘ counterclockwise). Red pixels represent metallic objects and green pixels represent possible areas of interest.

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