In this paper, a network of coupled chaotic maps for multi-scale image segmentation is proposed. Time evolutions of chaotic maps that correspond to a pixel cluster are synchronized with one another, while this synchronized evolution is desynchronized with respect to time evolution of chaotic maps corresponding to other pixel clusters in the same image. The number of pixel clusters is previously unknown and the adaptive pixel moving technique introduced in the model makes it robust enough to classify ambiguous pixels.
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