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Main Authors: Oliviero, Alessio, Cacace, Simone, Visconti, Giuseppe
Format: Preprint
Published: 2025
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Online Access:https://arxiv.org/abs/2510.16154
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author Oliviero, Alessio
Cacace, Simone
Visconti, Giuseppe
author_facet Oliviero, Alessio
Cacace, Simone
Visconti, Giuseppe
contents We investigate the use of multi-agent systems to solve classical image processing tasks, such as colour quantization and segmentation. We frame the task as an optimal control problem, where the objective is to steer the multi-agent dynamics to obtain colour clusters that segment the image. To do so, we balance the total variation of the colour field and fidelity to the original image. The solution is obtained resorting to primal-dual splitting and the method of multipliers. Numerical experiments, implemented in parallel with CUDA, demonstrate the efficacy of the approach and its potential for high-dimensional data.
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spellingShingle Agent-Based Optimal Control for Image Processing
Oliviero, Alessio
Cacace, Simone
Visconti, Giuseppe
Optimization and Control
Numerical Analysis
68U10, 82C22, 49M25, 49N90
We investigate the use of multi-agent systems to solve classical image processing tasks, such as colour quantization and segmentation. We frame the task as an optimal control problem, where the objective is to steer the multi-agent dynamics to obtain colour clusters that segment the image. To do so, we balance the total variation of the colour field and fidelity to the original image. The solution is obtained resorting to primal-dual splitting and the method of multipliers. Numerical experiments, implemented in parallel with CUDA, demonstrate the efficacy of the approach and its potential for high-dimensional data.
title Agent-Based Optimal Control for Image Processing
topic Optimization and Control
Numerical Analysis
68U10, 82C22, 49M25, 49N90
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2510.16154