In this paper, a joint multicontext and multiscale (JMCMS) approach to Bayesian image segmentation is proposed. In addition to the multiscale framework, the JMCMS applies multiple context models to jointly use their distinct advantages, and we use a heuristic multistage, problem-solving technique to estimate sequential maximum a posteriori of the JMCMS. The segmentation results on both synthetic mosaics and remotely sensed images show that the proposed JMCMS improves the classification accuracy, and in particular, boundary localization and detection over the methods using a single context at comparable computational complexity.
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