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How to filter the points to get only the left most and right most?
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Hi all,
Kindly need your attention here. Let say, Code:
n = 0; // number of corner points detectedThis is the image and the marking at the contour are the detected points. "m-004-1.pgm"-->attached I want to get only the left most and right most points as corner. How can i write the codes to keep only these 2 corner points for every image? From the left side, we can see there are two points with the same x-coordinate. From the right there are 3 or 4 points at the same x-coordinate. How can we program to choose the most middle position for the left most and right most corner points? Please help or give some ideas. Thank you. Best regards, |
Re: How to filter the points to get only the left most and right most?
I'm not sure of your data, it looks like a series of X, Y, VALUE triples.
How about something like this ... upperleft_y = first value of Y upperleft_x = first value of X lowerright_y = first value of Y lowerright_x = first value of X As you iterate through the remaining points X,Y,VALUE in your data: if (X < upperleft_x) AND (Y < upperleft_y) upperleft_x = X; upperleft_y = Y; if (X > lowerright_x) AND (Y > lowerright_y) lowerright_x = X; lowerright_y = Y; If each line of your .PGM represents one image, then repeat the above for each line and store the resulting upperleft and lowerright X,Y pairs in your corners[] array. mike |
Re: How to filter the points to get only the left most and right most?
The code from my previous post is to store the x and y coordinates which are detected into corner_list[n]. However, i need to filter it and save the left most and right most corner points, assume to be (x1,y1) and (x2,y2).
Can you show me how to get the correct x and y while there are two left most points with the same x-position? The height of my image is 80 pixels. So, if there is any left most or right most points with the same x-position, i will choose the one with y value nearest to 40 pixels. Can you show me how to program it and connected to my posted program? Sorry I have just joined the world of programming. Any help will be appreciated. Thanks. |
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