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Subject: how to extract a region from the image with an interactive selection

From: Kadir Kirtac

Date: 6 May, 2008 09:10:08

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hello, i have an image I and i want to select a region,
possibly the facial part, and extract it and use as a
correlation filter for the next frames of a video..roipoly
applies a similar selection procedure but does not fit into
my needs in this situation..any idea?

Subject: how to extract a region from the image with an interactive selection

From: Bruno Luong

Date: 6 May, 2008 11:52:03

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"Kadir Kirtac" <kkirtac83.nospam@yahoo.com> wrote in message
<fvp79g$dgl$1@fred.mathworks.com>...
> hello, i have an image I and i want to select a region,
> possibly the facial part, and extract it and use as a
> correlation filter for the next frames of a video..roipoly
> applies a similar selection procedure but does not fit into
> my needs in this situation..any idea?

help dragrect
help rbbox
help ginput

Bruno

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