Hi.
Is there any way to select the holes I want to fill?
I'd like to fill just the holes smaller than a certain size
(say 100 pixels), so I was wondering if there is a way to do
that. Possibly without using imdilate and imerode (because
using these commands it can happen that i fill holes that i
want to keep).
Thanks for your help!
Mario wrote:
> Hi.
> Is there any way to select the holes I want to fill?
> I'd like to fill just the holes smaller than a certain size
> (say 100 pixels), so I was wondering if there is a way to do
> that. Possibly without using imdilate and imerode (because
> using these commands it can happen that i fill holes that i
> want to keep).
> Thanks for your help!
>
> M.
Interesting question.
Try something like this:
1. Fill all holes using imfill
filled = imfill(original, 'holes');
2. Identify filled pixels using logical operators:
holes = filled & ~original;
3. Use bwareaopen to eliminate connected components in the holes image
smaller than your threshold.
bigholes = bwareaopen(holes, 100);
4. Use logical operators to identify small holes:
smallholes = holes & ~bigholes;
5. Use logical operator to fill in identified small holes:
The results are not quite the same - in contrast to imfill, this method will also
fill in holes occurring at the image boundary, which may or may not be
desirable.
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