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Possible image processing to capture objects (segmentation) on aerial images
Pro's
- easy implementation
- quick algorithms
Con's
- no coherent segmentation or area
- results depend solely on one-dimensional parameter
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Sobel operator, see also Sobel Edge Detector
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Canny Edge Detection - Multi-stage algorithm to detect a wide range of edges in images Java Code Example
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Watershed transformation - Grey-level image interpreted as topographic relief. Grey level of pixels are interpreted as altitude in the relief. A drop of water falling on a topographic relief flows along a path to finally reach a local minimum. Intuitively, the watershed of a relief correspond to the limits of the adjacent catchment basins of the drops of water.
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Felzenszwalb-Huttenlocher algorithm (C++ Code Example included)
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Active contour model also known as Snakes
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optimal edge detection & sequential edge detection (extraction), both related to Canny Edge Detection
Pro's
- coherent segmentation or area
- easy to find geometric representation
Con's
- edge-tracking-algorithm required that can handle gaps or bifurcations
For more information about edge-detection in general see this wikipedia article
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Region growing - This approach to segmentation examines neighboring pixels of initial “seed points” and determines whether the pixel neighbors should be added to the region. The process is iterated on, in the same manner as general data clustering algorithms. Java Code Example
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Split and Merge also known as Quadtree Segmentation
Pro's
- coherent segmentation or area
- finds regions with the properties that we defined
Con's
- may cause holes or oversegmentation
Pro's
- better results
Con's
- just suitable for special images
- [Markoff Random Fields](http://www.psi.toronto.edu/~vincent/research/presentations /Markov%20Random%20Fields%20and%20Texture%20Analysis.pdf)
- Coocurrence-Matrix
- Texture-Energy-Measure
- Run-Length-Matrix
Pro's
- could optimize the result in addition with other algorithms
Con's
- hard to get good results
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