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Edge detection

Many edge detection techniques have been proposed, most of which look for local maxima of the image intensity gradients. If we consider noisy images. [Pg.513]

The other directional gradient 0I(x,y)/0y can be discretised in a similar manner. From the discrete forms we are able to calculate the gradient magnitude of each image point and compare it with the threshold. Thus, we can locate all edge points. [Pg.515]

As mentioned above, detecting the edge point of an image is equivalent to finding all zero crossings of V I(x,y). For numerical implementations, if we use Eq. (13) for 0I(x,y)/6x, then for the discrete analogue of 0 I(x,y)/0x- we have [Pg.516]

Many edge detection operators on the discrete image I(xm,yn) can be expressed as a linear convolution of I(xm,yn) with a convolution kernel c [Pg.516]

For example, the convolution kernel which corresponds to the operator in Eq. (15) is [Pg.516]


Undercuts and cracks are represented in the digitised radiograph as local greyvalue minima (see Fig. 2). This motivates the application of edge-detecting operators. [Pg.459]

The filter according equation (1) allows a practical application of a second derivative, because it has only the noise amplification like a first derivative. This is shown in fig. 3 on a experimental data set. The SNR of the true second derivative is too low for correct edge detection, whereas the CT filter gives reliable results. [Pg.519]

Edge detection, when we are interested by object shapes ... [Pg.526]

Two optimal edge detection algorithms are described here. [Pg.526]

Figure 10 Global Raman image of PTFE distribution in PA-matrix image taken at 731 cm- Left white light micrograph center Raman image right the same image after image enhancement and edge detection. Figure 10 Global Raman image of PTFE distribution in PA-matrix image taken at 731 cm- Left white light micrograph center Raman image right the same image after image enhancement and edge detection.
Fisher, M. and J. Sikes. Minefield edge detection using a novel chemical vapor sensing technique, in R. S. Harmon, J.H. Holloway, Jr., J.T. Broach, Eds. Detection... [Pg.174]

Lateral inhibition, then, is a sharpening, or contrast-enhancement process that makes the relevant stimulus much sharper by suppressing activity in adjacent neurons. This kind of lateral inhibition is an example of a universally useful information-processing mechanism. Under another name, edge detection, it is used in computer processing of pictures such as... [Pg.160]

By integrating such a color constancy algorithm directly into the imaging chip, we would obtain a color corrected image before the data is stored in memory. No external processor would be required. Efforts to create artificial retina chips have already tried to include functions such as edge detection, elimination of noise, and pattern matching directly into the image acquisition chip (Dudek and Hicks 2001 Kyuma et al. 1997). [Pg.241]

Figure 3 A binary image obtained by edge detection and... Figure 3 A binary image obtained by edge detection and...
Marr D, Hildreth E (1980) Theory of edge detection Proc R Soc London Ser B207 187... [Pg.180]

The investigated problem has several applications in edge detection of structures and manufactnres, and it can be combined with other risk assessment simulation model, that is, waste management risk analysis (Koliopoulos, 2008a, 2008b, 2008c,... [Pg.271]

OCT uses interferometry and a reflection-based edge-detection algorithm to define the thickness of tlie circumpapiUary RNFL Measures the retardation of light reflected from the birefringent RNFL fibers and provides an estimated RNFL thickness... [Pg.679]

Edge Detection and Center-Sunround Receptive Fields... [Pg.129]

For an ON-type ganglion cell, describe how the center-surround organization of visual receptive fields improves edge detection. [Pg.133]

Canny, J. (1986) A Computational Approach to Edge Detection, IEEE Transactions on Pattern Analysis and Machine Intelligence, Vol. PAMI-8(6), pp. 679-698. [Pg.367]


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