I have used segmentation and labelling techniques to assign each object within an image a unigue number. For example, the sky will be given label 1, a tree may be given label 2, a person label 3, the ground label 4, and so on...
What I would like to do now is grab all the labels directly neighboring a specific object. For example, if I select the object of interest as label 3 (the person), I want to end up with a list of all the objects that the person directly neighbors. This would be the sky, and the ground (labels 1 and 4), but not the tree (label 2) as this is separated from the person.
Does anyone know of any good efficient methods for achieving this?
Thanks in advance!
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% assume labelled array is called "labelled" label = 8; % label of object to find neighbours of
object = labelled == label; se = ones(3); % 8-connectivity for neighbours - could be changed neighbours = imdilate(object, se) & ~object; neighbourLabels = unique(labelled(neighbours));
disp(neighbourLabels);
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