Grayscale Texture Analysis

Grayscale Texture Analysis is a method used to examine and quantify the patterns and surface qualities within a black-and-white image. By analyzing variations in brightness and contrast, it identifies the underlying structure, such as smoothness, roughness, or patterns like stripes or spots. This technique helps in understanding material properties, diagnosing medical images, or improving computer vision tasks by providing measurable data about surface characteristics from the grayscale tones. Essentially, it translates visual texture into numerical information for detailed analysis and interpretation.