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Hi there,

Given a binary image of a single connected object, what is
the quickest way to find a sample of pixels on its
edge/perimeter. By a sample of pixels I do not mean all
pixels on the perimeter, but just a sample of fixed number
of pixels, where each pixel is separated from the other by
some margin. (I also have the Image processing toolbox)


Regards,