How to detect and separate squares and circles on image ?
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Hi guys.As a total beginner in Matlab i couldn't find a way to do this task myself, so my last hope is someone here.I need to detect squares in one image,then separate them(hide everything else in picture)and count them.Same with circles. The picture is shown below.
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Adam Danz
2022년 1월 18일
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2022년 1월 18일
This should get you started. It uses regionprops to compute the circularity of each object. I've set a subjective threshold of 0.9 where circularity values >0.9 are defined as circles and <=0.9 are not circles. See inline comments for details. Requires Matlab R2019a or later.
% Read image file, convert to binary
file = 'image.png'; % full path is usually better
RGB = imread(file);
mask = imbinarize(rgb2gray(RGB));
% Detect shapes, compute circularity (Assumption: Shapes do not overlap)
stats = regionprops(~mask,{'Circularity','SubarrayIdx'});
circleThreshold = 0.9; % circularity values greater than this are cirlces
% Copy the colored image twice; eliminate circles and squares
RGBcircles = RGB;
RGBsquares = RGB;
for i = 1:numel(stats)
circularity = stats(i).Circularity;
if circularity <= circleThreshold
% remove object if it's not a circle
RGBcircles(stats(i).SubarrayIdx{1}, stats(i).SubarrayIdx{2},:) = uint8(255);
elseif circularity > circleThreshold
% remove object if it's a circle
RGBsquares(stats(i).SubarrayIdx{1}, stats(i).SubarrayIdx{2},:) = uint8(255);
end
end
% Count objects
nCircles = sum([stats.Circularity] > circleThreshold);
nSquares = sum([stats.Circularity] <= circleThreshold);
% Show results
figure
tiledlayout(2,2,'TileSpacing','compact','Padding','compact')
nexttile([1,2])
imshow(RGB)
title(sprintf('Original: %d objects', numel(stats)))
axis on
nexttile
imshow(RGBcircles)
title(sprintf('%d circles', nCircles))
axis on
nexttile
imshow(RGBsquares)
title(sprintf('%d squares', nSquares))
axis on
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Image Analyst
2022년 1월 18일
You can use area and perimeter to get circularities:
stats = regionprops(~mask, 'Area', 'Perimeter', 'SubarrayIdx');
allAreas = [stats.Area];
allPerimeters = [stats.Perimeter];
stats.circularities = (4 * pi * allAreas) ./ allPerimeters .^2;
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Image Analyst
2022년 1월 18일
See my attached shape recognition demos. Circularity is one way. Also getting distance from centroid and counting peaks is another way. Most ways will breakdown as the shapes get smaller and more pixellated/quantized. And just because a shape has a certain number of vertices does not indicate a certain shape. For example a pentagon and star both have 5 outward vertices.
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