How to find the midpoint between two curves in an image
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I have attached the image of the curve, I would like to extract the midpoint between the curve. (Ideally, the thickness of the given curve is constant). I tried extracting the gradient direction and using the line along the gradient direction to extract the midpoint, but the gradient direction is not perfectly tangential due to the discrete nature of the iimage
for (points in the upper line)
%get the gradient
gx=(bw(i+1,j)-bw(i-1,j))/2;
gy=(bw(i,j+1)-bw(i,j-1))/2;
theta=atan(gy/gx);
m = sin(theta); %slope of the line
%use the slope and known initial point (and assumption that thickness is constant to get a midpoint)
%issue is gradient can only take a few directions, hence getting wrong results
Wanted to know if there is any better way of doing this
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Akira Agata
2022년 8월 7일
How abou the following?
% Load image
I = imread('https://jp.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/uploaded_files/1079075/curve.PNG');
% Binarize the image
I = rgb2gray(I);
BW = imbinarize(I);
% Apply bwdist
J = bwdist(~BW);
% Find maximum position for each row
[~, pt] = max(J, [], 2);
% Create the output image
pt_ind = sub2ind(size(BW), 1:size(BW, 1), pt');
BW2 = false(size(BW));
BW2(pt_ind) = true;
% Let's check!
figure
imshowpair(BW, BW2)
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yanqi liu
2022년 8월 9일
yes,sir,if we make to U shape,may be just use
I = imread('curve2.png');
I = rgb2gray(I);
BW = imbinarize(I);
J = bwdist(~BW);
BW2 = J>max(J(:))*0.8;
figure
imshowpair(BW, BW2)
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