Goal: Image filters and edge detectors
Goal: Image filters and edge detectors
- Remove noise by blurring filters: Gaussian, mean and median filters.
- Detect edges by directional filters: sobel and laplacian files.
- Detect edges by Canny detector
Readings and sample codes
Readings and sample codes
- OpenCV 3 computer vision application programming cookbook. R. Laganière, Packt Publishing, 2017. [Book URL]
- OpenCV online documentation
- Image Filtering module: blur(), GaussianBlur(), medianBlur(), filter2D(), Laplacian(), Sobel() functions
- Feature Detection module: Canny() function
- Tutorial: OpenCV 3.4.x tutorial on Canny edge detector
Programming
Programming
- Write three program codes: denoise.cpp, edge_detection_filter.cpp, and canny_detector.cpp.
- denoise.cpp: write a program code to run Gaussian, Mean, and Median filters for one image.
- Follow the explanation in this PDF. Remember that you have to change kernel size and compare the blurring results among filters and among kernel sizes.
- Then you have to add salt-and-pepper noise and run the three filters again. You have to change kernel size and compare the denoise results among filters and among kernel sizes.
- edge_detection.cpp: write a program code to run Sobel and Laplacian filters
- Follow the explanation in this PDF. Remember that you have to use an image to run both Sobel and Laplacian filters. Compare the results of edge images.
- canny_detector.cpp: write a program code to run the Canny edge detector by OpenCV.
Web Report
Web Report
- Create a web page with descriptions, explanation and pictures for your programs.
- Requirements of the report page:
- For each program code, you have to write 4 parts: (1) goal of this code, (2) theory and principle of the code, (3) code segment explanation, and (4) result comparison or analysis.
- Use your image to run your programs.
- Change parameters of algorithm's functions to get different result images.
- Compare and discuss the result images, and explain why the change of parameters can produce different results.
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