2022
DOI: 10.3390/s22155761
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Threshold Segmentation and Length Measurement Algorithms for Irregular Curves in Complex Backgrounds

Abstract: It is an urgent problem to know how to quickly and accurately measure the length of irregular curves in complex background images. To solve the problem, we first proposed a quasi-bimodal threshold segmentation (QBTS) algorithm, which transforms the multimodal histogram into a quasi-bimodal histogram to achieve a faster and more accurate segmentation of the target curve. Then, we proposed a single-pixel skeleton length measurement (SPSLM) algorithm based on the 8-neighborhood model, which used the 8-neighborhoo… Show more

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“…The local thresholding based on FGPA proposed to solve the uneven illumination and reflection problem by adopting the mean value of neighbourhood blocks and Gaussian weighted sum design idea in the local neighbourhood [7]. An algorithm for more precise and faster segmentation of the target curve, known as quasi-bimodal threshold segmentation (QBTS), which converts the multimodal histogram into a quasi-bimodal histogram proposed by Ruan et al [8].…”
Section: A Threshold Based Segmentationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The local thresholding based on FGPA proposed to solve the uneven illumination and reflection problem by adopting the mean value of neighbourhood blocks and Gaussian weighted sum design idea in the local neighbourhood [7]. An algorithm for more precise and faster segmentation of the target curve, known as quasi-bimodal threshold segmentation (QBTS), which converts the multimodal histogram into a quasi-bimodal histogram proposed by Ruan et al [8].…”
Section: A Threshold Based Segmentationmentioning
confidence: 99%