Posted by
Peter Stevrin on
Jan 13, 2010; 1:51pm
URL: http://imagej.273.s1.nabble.com/local-fill-holes-tp3689730p3689732.html
Hi Christian,
Can this be done in an automatic way using some sort of algorithm? If I
remove the hair in an ear canal in a digital way, there will be "holes",
where the hair was. How can I be sure that the "fill in" will have the same
surface, as the original surface - except for the fact that the hair now is
gone.
The hair must be removed as the hair disturbs the images, when we are going
to construct a 3D model of the ear scanning. If we have a 3D model, then it
is possible to replace silicon impression with digital impression in the
hearing aid manufacturing process. Of course we can shave the ear canal, but
there will be hair left.
I hope that you understand the problem. The solution must be some process
with detecting, removing and filling in.
Best regards,
Peter Stevin
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Hello Florian,
easiest way is to duplicate your selection, in this new image you can fill
the holes and copy it back to the original ROI.
Best Christian
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"local" fill holes
hi, i have a questions concerning binary >> fill holes:
is there a possibility to use this only in an selected area? this works
fine with erode and dilate for example, but the fill hole algorithm always
fills holes in the whole image...
thank you und best regards
florian
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