📄 morphology.hlp
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Binary Image Morphology Computes several morphology analysis on the binary image. The number of cicles determines how many time the transformation is applyed. Methods: bothat The 'close'ing minus the original image. bridge Bridge previously unconnected pixels. clean Remove isolated pixels. close Binary closure. The same as 'dilate' followed by 'erode'. diag Diagonal fill to eliminate 8-connectivity of background. dilate Add pixels to the boundary of binary objects. erode Remove pixels from the boundary of binary objects. fatten Add pixels to boundary. fill Fill isolated interior pixels. hbreak Erase H-connected pixels. majority Create a white pixel if 5 or more pixels are white. perim4 4-connected perimeter pixels. perim8 8-connected perimeter pixels. open Binary opening. The same as 'erode' followed by 'dilate'. remove Remove interior pixels. shrink Shrink objects until they are points (preserves Euler number). skel Skeletonize objects (preserves Euler number). spur Remove spur pixels. thicken Thicken objects (preserves Euler number). thin Thin objects until they are lines (preserves Euler number). tophat The original image minus its 'open'ing. The operations 'shrink', 'thin', 'skel', and 'thicken', which all preserve Euler number, behave differently than the other operations in two ways: 1) They don't return the LUT output argument, because the algorithm used is more complex; 2) The input argument N can be Inf, in which case the operations will be repeated until the image no longer changes. See also BWMORPH (matlab function) {Modify_Menu.hlp}
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