³æ¤¸4. Segmentation II : Region Growing
1. Region-based segmentation: ¦pªGRªí¥Ü¤@±i¼v¹³ªº¥þ³¡½d³ò¡A¼v¹³¤Á³Îªº¥Øªº¬O±NR¤Á³Î¦¨nӰ϶ô¡GR1,R2,¡K,Rn ¨Ãº¡¨¬¤U¦C±ø¥ó¡G Seeded Region growing¡G ¿ï¨ú¤@§åºØ¤l(seed)pixels¡A¥Hseed¬°®Ö¤ß¶i¦æ¦¨ªø(grow)¡A§PÂ_seed©P³òpixels¬O§_»Pseed¨ã¦³¬Û¦üªº¯S©Ê(¦Ç¶¥È¡B¸`²z¡B¦â±m) ¡A¦pªG¬O¡A«h±µ¨ü¸Ópixel¬°¦P¤@region¡A¦A¥H¦¹·sªºpixel¬°®Ö¤ß¡AÄ~Äò°»¬d©P³ò©|¥¼³QÂkÃþ¨ì¥ô¤@regionªºpixel¡Aª½¨ì¼v¹³©Ò¦³pixels³£¤ÀÃþ§¹¦¨¡C Following Adams and
Bischof, we say that the seeds are grouped into n sets, A1; A2; . . .; An. Each step
of the algorithm adds a single pixel to one of these sets. To achieve this
and maintain a homogeneity criterion, the set T of all as-yet
unallocated pixels bordering at least one region is employed where N(x) is the
nearest eight neighbors of the pixel x. If for xT we have that N(x) meets just one of the Ai, then the index i(x) {1; 2; . . .; n} is defined such that .We define d(x)
to
be a measure of how different x is from the region it adjoins. The simplest definition for d(x)
is where g(x) is the
gray-scale intensity value of x. If N(x) meets two or more of the Ai, the value i(x) is taken to
be the value of i
such
that N(x) meets Ai and d(x)
is
minimized. A zT is then taken such that and append z to Ai(z). This
completes a single step of the algorithm and the same process is iterated
until all pixels have been allocated to a set. The implementation of
SRG employs a linked list storing the data of T , which is ordered
according to d(x) . Adams and Bischof
refer to this as a sequentially sorted list (SSL). The SSL remains ordered
throughout the progression of the algorithm, so that by simply processing the
first entry at each time step, d(x) is
satisfied. Thus, a search cost must be incurred to locate appropriate
positions when adding new members to the SSL. ºtºâªk¡G Initialization: ¤@Ó²¤Æªººtºâªkª©¥»¡G // main function ...... /* Initialize region statistics */ Total = Count = 0; for (y = Yseed - 5; y <= Yseed + 5; y++) for (x = Xseed - 5; x <= Xseed + 5; x++) if ((x >= 0) && (y >= 0) && (x < nc-1) && (y < nr-1)) { Count++; Total += ima1.m[y][x]; } /* Perform recursive seeded region growing */ RegionGrow(ima1, ima2, Xseed, Yseed); cout<<"region contain "<<Count<<" points with mean value = "<<Total/Count; ......
// RegionGrow function void RegionGrow(uc2D &ima1, uc2D &ima2, int x, int y) { float Diff, Mean;
/* Check to see if point already part of region */ if (ima2.m[y][x] == 0) { /* See if point is close enough to add */ Mean = Total / Count; Diff = ima1.m[y][x] - Mean; if (Diff < 0) Diff = -Diff; if (Diff < Threshold) { /* Add point to region and consider neighbors */ Total += ima1.m[y][x]; Count++; ima2.m[y][x] = 1; if (x > 0) RegionGrow(x - 1, y); if (y > 0) RegionGrow(x, y - 1); if (x < Xdim - 2) RegionGrow(x + 1, y); if (y < Ydim - 2) RegionGrow(x, y + 1); } } }
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¨ä¥¦³Ì·s°Ñ¦Ò¤åÄm¡G Robert D. Stewart, Iris Fermin, and
Manfred Opper . Region growing with pulse-coupled
neural networks, IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON NEURAL NETWORKS, VOL. 13, NO. 6,
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