imageSegmentation | Image Segmentation using Texture and Color | Computer Vision library
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Image Segmentation using Texture and Color features in C++
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QUESTION
I have a few contour images on which I want to do segmentation which basically means I want to save all characters in a contour image into individual images. But I am getting several noise images along with the required output. I want to know how to remove all the noise images without affecting the required output.
I was trying to change the values of w
and h
, so that I can minimize the noise and get only characters as segmented images.
ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jun-21 at 21:08Since your question is not completely clear if you wanted to extract individual characters or whole words, here is the approach to do both.
Individual characters
The main idea here is
- Convert image to grayscale and gaussian blur
- Perform canny edge detection
- Find contours
- Iterate through contours and filter using a minimum area
- Obtain bounding boxes and extract ROI
Canny edge detection using cv2.Canny()
Now we iterate through contours using cv2.findContours()
and filter using cv2.contourArea()
then draw bounding boxes
Here's the results for some of your other input images
QUESTION
I need to convert the following python2.7 code into python3.5, while getting errors
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Dec-08 at 15:38In Python 2, when passed a string in input, filter
used to return a string, which was convenient.
Now filter
returns a filter object, which needs to be iterated upon to get the results.
So you have to use "".join()
on the result to force iteration & convert to string.
Also note that lambda x: x.isdigit()
is overkill and underperformant, use str.isdigit
directly.
Another potential bug in your code is that f
is the full path name of the file, so if there are digits in the paths, they'll be taken into account (and would be difficult to figure out), so a proper fix would be:
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