How to find object in a image ?

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rupam baruah
rupam baruah on 25 Jan 2016
Commented: Image Analyst on 25 Jan 2016
I have a binary image with different objects. I want to find the number of object in the image in a particular length .For example suppose the horizontal length of the image is C. Now I want to find the number of objects in a region of horizontal length of 1 to C/2. Similarly next region length will be 2 to (C/2+1). Next will be 3 to (C/2+2). For each region the length will be same. In matlab is there any built in function to scan in that way? Thank You

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Image Analyst
Image Analyst on 25 Jan 2016
Yes. See my Image Segmentation Tutorial to learn how to make measurements such as area, major axis length, etc. from the binary image: http://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/?term=authorid%3A31862
If you want, after calling regionprops() you can call bwpropfilt() to extract out blobs with properties (such as MajorAxisLength) that lie in a certain range (such as 0.4*C to 0.6*C), and exclude everything else.
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rupam baruah
rupam baruah on 25 Jan 2016
How can I set the range in the image?
Image Analyst
Image Analyst on 25 Jan 2016
What exactly does that mean? Do you mean like how you can use imdistline() or ginput(2) or imline() to specify two points that define the length of the thing you want to extract? Or did you mean something else?

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