I am looking for an algorithm to prune short line segments from the output of an edge detector. As can be seen in the image (and link) below, there are several small edges detected that aren't "long" lines. Ideally I'd like just the 4 sides of the quadrangle to show up after processing, but if there are a couple of stray lines, it won't be a big deal... Any suggestions?
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Edge detection is a part of image segmentation. The effectiveness of many image processing also computer vision tasks depends on the perfection of detecting meaningful edges. It is one of the techniques for detecting intensity discontinuities in a digital image.
Canny Edge Detection This is the most commonly used highly effective and complex compared to many other methods. It is a multi-stage algorithm used to detect/identify a wide range of edges. Reduce noise – as the edge detection that using derivatives is sensitive to noise, we reduce it.
Index Terms— Colour images Edge detection, threshold Image segmentation is the process of partitioning/ subdividing a digital image into multiple meaningful regions or sets of pixels regions with respect to a particular application [1].
Edge detection is the process of finding outlines in an image, whatever they look like. Line detection finds line segments (sometimes by extension, other geometric figures such as circular arcs).
Before finding the edges pre-process the image with an open or close operation (or both), that is, erode followed by dilate, or dilate followed by erode. this should remove the smaller objects but leave the larger ones roughly the same.
I've looked for online examples, and the best I could find was on page 41 of this PDF.
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