GRENZE International Journal of Engineering and Technology
Vol. 12
(2026), Issue 2
A Framework of Image Processing Machine Learning Algorithms
Authors
Apoorva M, Mariyan Richard A, Amali Sunitha P, Pushpavathi
Abstract
Picture sorting sits at the core of smart machines. Nowadays computers learn to tell images apart using different math-based methods. Instead of typing words people drop photos into search boxes. Two well-known learning systems stand out - one uses neighbors, the other draws lines between groups. Machines must recognize scenes before they take action. Understanding visuals helps robots decide what comes next. Looking at a picture, the machine must ready itself to label what it sees inside. Humans find this task quite simple. Machines face more hurdles along the way. Processing one image takes multiple steps before any answer shows up. Results can point toward SVM outperforming KNN in certain cases. Classifiers. SVM Support Vector Machine. KNN K Nearest Neighbors.
Pages:
6549 - 6554