Hello to all,
I am doing an intensive project over the next couple weeks that is concerned with computer vision dimensional guaging. I was planning to use ImageJ for the image editing software as there are possibilities of needing to write a plugin to gather and store data about a picture. But what I really need is a plugin that can find edges to a sub-pixel standard. All I will be doing is finding the diameter of a circular object to a sub-pixel standard. Does any one knnow of a plugin that does this. I would gladly make one but this is an area that I know little about and dont have time to do a lot of background learning. So if anyone could even let me know the steps in the procedure of sub-pixel edge detection and the names of some algorithms or processes used for them it would be a tremendous help, I have searched the internet thouroughly and there are no real clear insrtuctions for what I'm doing that doesnt cost money. I am sorry to bother you all but time is really an issue so if anyone could give me a shove in the right direction I would be most grateful. Thank you for you time, and I wish you all luck on your current work projects. Calvin Slope |
A simple but effective method to obtain sub-pixel resolution is to
simply "Resize" the image while checking the dialog boxes to "Constrain Aspect Ratio" and "Interpolate" and increasing the size by a substantial amount (X8 for example). Then measure using the higher resolution image after calibrating. Carl Sebeny, Applied Vision Company -----Original Message----- From: ImageJ Interest Group [mailto:[hidden email]] On Behalf Of calope14 Sent: Tuesday, March 28, 2006 10:20 AM To: [hidden email] Subject: Sub-Pixel Edge detection plugin? Hello to all, I am doing an intensive project over the next couple weeks that is concerned with computer vision dimensional guaging. I was planning to use ImageJ for the image editing software as there are possibilities of needing to write a plugin to gather and store data about a picture. But what I really need is a plugin that can find edges to a sub-pixel standard. All I will be doing is finding the diameter of a circular object to a sub-pixel standard. Does any one knnow of a plugin that does this. I would gladly make one but this is an area that I know little about and dont have time to do a lot of background learning. So if anyone could even let me know the steps in the procedure of sub-pixel edge detection and the names of some algorithms or processes used for them it would be a tremendous help, I have searched the internet thouroughly and there are no real clear insrtuctions for what I'm doing that doesnt cost money. I am sorry to bother you all but time is really an issue so if anyone could give me a shove in the right direction I would be most grateful. Thank you for you time, and I wish you all luck on your current work projects. Calvin Slope -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Sub-Pixel-Edge-detection-plugin--t1356294.html#a36 31519 Sent from the ImageJ forum at Nabble.com. |
Is there any way to write a 'run()' macro function to access the File>Import>Video Quicktime capture Plug-In?
Thanks, Jeff Linn |
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Hi Calvin,
did you really search thoroughly? Look there, they even seem to have a ImageJ plugin, but it´s not (yet) public!? Maybe you can contact them? http://bigwww.epfl.ch/demo/subpixeledge/index.html Joachim calope14 <[hidden email] An: [hidden email] M> Kopie: (Blindkopie: Joachim Wesner/DEWET/LMSCentral/Leica) Gesendet von: Thema: Sub-Pixel Edge detection plugin? ImageJ Interest Group <[hidden email] .GOV> 28.03.2006 17:20 Bitte antworten an ImageJ Interest Group Hello to all, I am doing an intensive project over the next couple weeks that is concerned with computer vision dimensional guaging. I was planning to use ImageJ for the image editing software as there are possibilities of needing to write a plugin to gather and store data about a picture. But what I really need is a plugin that can find edges to a sub-pixel standard. All I will be doing is finding the diameter of a circular object to a sub-pixel standard. Does any one knnow of a plugin that does this. I would gladly make one but this is an area that I know little about and dont have time to do a lot of background learning. So if anyone could even let me know the steps in the procedure of sub-pixel edge detection and the names of some algorithms or processes used for them it would be a tremendous help, I have searched the internet thouroughly and there are no real clear insrtuctions for what I'm doing that doesnt cost money. I am sorry to bother you all but time is really an issue so if anyone could give me a shove in the right direction I would be most grateful. Thank you for you time, and I wish you all luck on your current work projects. Calvin Slope -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Sub-Pixel-Edge-detection-plugin--t1356294.html#a3631519 Sent from the ImageJ forum at Nabble.com. ______________________________________________________________________ This email has been scanned by the MessageLabs Email Security System. For more information please visit http://www.messagelabs.com/email ______________________________________________________________________ |
Yes, thank you, I had found this website and I have searched rather extensively. This website, while it does work with subpixel accuracy, has no way of measuring distances from one edge to another, and I could not find a way to get at the code to add something along those lines. It does explain what is going on in the process but as I say I really know very little about this area and couldnt make sence of all the information.
But thank you very much for letting me know, I will definatly send an email to them asking about it. Thank you for your time on my behalf, Calvin |
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Hello Carl,
Thank you very much! This does sound like a very feasable solution and I will look into this as soon as possible. This has helped a lot and made me feel a bit better about this knowing I have an inital possible solution. Thank you for your time on this matter and your invaluable help. Calvin |
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