[Insight-developers] thresholding of gradient image
Karthik Krishnan
Karthik.Krishnan at kitware.com
Tue Jul 5 13:15:22 EDT 2005
Leila baghdadi wrote:
>Hi everyone
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>does anyone know what "hysteresis thresholding" is,
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From what I remember at school, That works by specifying two
thresholds, an upper and a lower. Gradient magnitudes greater than the
upper threshold are classified as edges. Ones lower than the threshold
are discarded. Ones in between are retained only if they are connected
to a pixel classified as an edge.
If you resorted to simple thresholding, disjointed edges contours would
result, since you would eliminate weak edges. With hysteresis you're
connecting those weak ones to the strong ones, if there is a link.
Ref: Canny's paper.
>and if yes is there any filters in ITK that can apply it to a gradient
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Look at CannyEdgeDetectionImageFilter. You should be able to pull it out
of there and package it into a separate filter (and put it back into ITK
:) )
>image,
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>Thanks
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>Leila
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