Slope of multiple lines in a jpeg image

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Hello everyone,
I have a simple question. I want to know the slope of multiple lines in an image. I wanted to try polyfit but I didn't manage to separate the corresponding points to calculate the slope.
Any suggestions ?
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Image Analyst
Image Analyst on 14 Apr 2015
And if it's about finding some coordinates in an image, wouldn't it make sense to post the image?
Paulo
Paulo on 14 Apr 2015
Yes, I have to find the lines and then I have to find the slope for the corresponding lines. I posted the image.
I have tried using im2bw and then I tried to find the changes from 0 to 1 for every column. I saved these changes in a matrix, but I didn't manage to get the slope of the corresponding lines.

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Image Analyst
Image Analyst on 14 Apr 2015
It would have been best if you just attached the image in the first place, don't you think. It was really easy so I just went ahead and did it all for you. See attached demo, below the image it creates:
For blob #1, the slope = 0.198371
For blob #2, the slope = -0.465403
For blob #3, the slope = 1.088155
For blob #4, the slope = -1.784847
For blob #5, the slope = 8.596451
For blob #6, the slope = 8.703217
For blob #7, the slope = -1.780951
For blob #8, the slope = 1.088187
For blob #9, the slope = -0.463639
For blob #10, the slope = 0.200490

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Image Analyst
Image Analyst on 14 Apr 2015
See my polyfit demo. One of the fits is does is for a line.
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Paulo
Paulo on 14 Apr 2015
Thank you very much for your response ! I really appreciate it. It's very helpful, but I still have problems associating the corresponding values for the polyfit function. But still Thank you!

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