K-MEANS CLUSTERING FOR EGG EMBRYO'S DETECTION BASED-ON STATISTICAL FEATURE EXTRACTION APPROACH OF CANDLING EGGS IMAGE

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This research discusses the detection of embryonic eggs using the k-means clustering method based on statistical feature extraction. The processes that occur in detection are image acquisition, image enhancement, feature extraction, and identification/detection. The data used consisted of 200 egg image data, consisting of 100 test data and 100 new test data. The acquisition process uses a smartphone camera by capturing candled egg objects. The results of image acquisition become a reference in the process of image enhancement and feature extraction using Statistical Feature Extraction. The statistical feature extraction applied is the Gray Level Co-occurrence Matrix (GLCM) method, which consists of 6 features, namely Energy, Contrast, Entropy, Variance, Correlation, and Homogeneity. The results of feature extraction (6 features) are grouped by the K-means Clustering method. The clustering process uses Euclidean distance calculations to determine the proximity of features. The results of grouping and testing give the best average results with an accuracy of ≈ 74% from several test samples.