watershed-segmentation | Implementation of Watershed segmentation in Python | Machine Learning library

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Performs watershed segmentation on an image
Calculate the neighbourhood of a given region

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MatLab - Segmentation to separate touching objects in an image

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MatLab - Segmentation to separate touching objects in an image

Asked 2017-Mar-19 at 20:21

I'm using the function regionprops to detect the number of trees on a image taked by drone.

First I removed the ground using Blue NDVI:

Image with threshold:

Then I used the function regionprops to detect the number of trees on image:

But there are a problem on region 15, because all trees on that region are connected and it detects as one tree. I tried to separate the trees on that region using Watershed Segmentation, but its not working:

Am I doing this the wrong way? Is there a better method to separate the trees?

If anyone can help me with this problem I will appreciate. Here is the region 15 without the ground:

If it helps, here is the Gradient Magnitude image:

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Answered 2017-Mar-01 at 09:10

You could try out a marker-based watershed. Vanilla watershed transforms never work out of the box in my experience. One way to perform one would be to first create a distance map of the segmented area by using imdist(). Then you could suppress local maxima by calling imhmax(). Then calling watershed() will usually perform noticeably better.

Here's a sample script on how to do it:

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/42374463

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