Opening and closing in morphological image processing
Sunil Bhutada, Nakerakanti Yashwanth, Puppala Dheeraj, Kethavath Shekar
Abstract
Morphological Image Processing is a useful tool in digital image processing because it can rigorously quantify many features of the geometrical structure of a way that is consistent with human intuition and perception. Morphological processing may remove noise and clutter from images, as well as alter them according to the size and shape of the items of interest. Linear Image Processing is sometimes used instead of Morphological Image Processing since it changes the underlying geometric form of an image, although Morphological Image Processing does not lose the image's information.
Topics & Concepts
Image processingDigital image processingArtificial intelligenceComputer visionComputer scienceClosing (real estate)Top-hat transformDigital imageFeature detection (computer vision)ClutterMathematical morphologyImage (mathematics)Pattern recognition (psychology)LawRadarPolitical scienceTelecommunicationsArchitecture and Computational Design