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Segmentation

This is the detection of features in images (such as corners, edges, ...). Here we consider examples of local feature detection.

On the Segmentation menu, try the following menu items:

1.
Corner Detection
Select the ``Harris Corner Detector'' on the Segmentation menu, and set ``Maximum corner count'' = 50 -- this restricts display to only the 50 most salient corners. Select OK to apply the corner detector.

Read in the basement00 image, and select a ROI which includes the front left column (e.g. top left around (50, 160), size about 150 x 250 ). Apply the corner detector.

2.
Edge Detection
Select ``Canny: Oxford'' on the Segmentation menu. Apply the operator -- this includes both edge detection (convolving with the derivative of a Gaussian, and Non Maximum Suppression) and edge linking using hysteresis. The edges are displayed in green. Note that the linked edges are selected (shown in yellow) as the cursor moves close to them. Now fit lines to the edges by selecting ``Detect lines: Oxford''.



 

Karen McGaul
2000-10-27