How to draw a boundary line for spray image
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Rohit Thokala
il 13 Gen 2022
Commentato: Image Analyst
il 14 Gen 2022
I want to draw inclined line on a binary image that seperates the image in percentage of white pixels as shown in the figure. End points of the line can be arbitary and the line should look like a tangent to the spray cloud. Thanks in advance.
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Bjorn Gustavsson
il 13 Gen 2022
Considering that the 2 regions in your image aren't separated by a line but rather some curve (or a polyline with a break-point about half-way up) this will not work as well as you should do. Perhaps you should aim to find the best circle (ellipse?) that does the job?
Adam Danz
il 13 Gen 2022
Modificato: Adam Danz
il 13 Gen 2022
If you know what section of the image should define the divider line such as the upper half of this image, then you could fit a line to that boundary, ignoring the bottom half. Then, once you know the slope of the line, you could incrementally move it from left to right, computing the percentage of white pixels on each iteration, until you reach 5%+/-threshold.
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Image Analyst
il 13 Gen 2022
Scan down the image to get the left edge
mask = bwareafilt(mask, 1); % Get largest blob only (if you want that).
[rows, columns] = size(mask);
leftEdge = zeros(rows, 1);
for row = 1 : rows
t = find(mask(row, :), 1, 'first');
if ~isempty(t)
leftEdge(row) = t;
end
end
% Extract only rows that had a white pixel in them.
r = 1 : rows;
validLines = leftEdge ~= 0;
r = r(validLines);
leftEdge = leftEdge(validLines);
Then you might try a piecewise linear fit, like my attached demo to split the left edge up into two linear portions.
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Image Analyst
il 14 Gen 2022
Please try it. I don't think you are or you'd realize that when I do
r = r(validLines);
leftEdge = leftEdge(validLines);
I'm extracting only the "good" edge locations from both the r and y arrays. Note that if you want to try to fit a line to it, r is the x and leftEdge is the y, contrary to what you're probably thinking.
but you can't just fit the whole thing to a line
coefficients = polyfit(r, leftEdge, 1);
because the bottom part is not a good line and certainly not the same slope as the upper part. That's why you have to use a piecewise linear fit like I did in the example I attached.
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