An efficient algorithm is presented for the computation of gray-scale morphological operations with 2-D structuring elements (S.E.). The required computing time is independent of the image content and of the number of gray levels used. For circular S.E.s, it always outperforms the only existing comparable method, which was proposed earlier, by a factor between 1.8 and 8.6, depending on the image type. So far, filtering using multiple S.E.s is always done by performing the operator for each size and shape of the S.E. separately. With our method filtering with multiple S.E.s can be performed by a single operator for a reduced computational cost per size or shape, which makes this method more suitable for use in granulometries, dilation-erosio...
International audienceThis paper presents a new algorithm for an efficient computation of morphologi...
A novel approach to implement gray-scale morphological operations is presented in this work. This ne...
Abstract Multiscale methods which provide a decomposition of an image based on scale have many uses ...
An efficient algorithm is presented for the computation of gray-scale morphological operations with ...
An efficient algorithm is presented for the computation of grayscale morphological operations with a...
Full text also available online for free at http://www.eurasip.org/Proceedings/Eusipco/Eusipco2008/I...
Spatially variant morphological operators can signi-cantly improve ltering capabilities or object de...
Morphological operations based on primitives such as dilation and erosion are slow to compute in pra...
This paper describes a new algorithm for performing erosion and dilation which is suitable for flat ...
International audienceThis paper deals with the theory and applications of spatially-variant discret...
International audienceIn mathematical morphology, circular structuring elements (SE) are used whenev...
A novel approach to implement gray-scale morphological operations is presented in this work. This ne...
The downhill filter algorithm described in this paper isolates and preserves an ar-bitrarily complex...
An ordered gray-scale erosion is suggested according to the definition of hit-miss transform. Instea...
We present a digit-serial architecture for gray-scale morphological operations which operates on ra...
International audienceThis paper presents a new algorithm for an efficient computation of morphologi...
A novel approach to implement gray-scale morphological operations is presented in this work. This ne...
Abstract Multiscale methods which provide a decomposition of an image based on scale have many uses ...
An efficient algorithm is presented for the computation of gray-scale morphological operations with ...
An efficient algorithm is presented for the computation of grayscale morphological operations with a...
Full text also available online for free at http://www.eurasip.org/Proceedings/Eusipco/Eusipco2008/I...
Spatially variant morphological operators can signi-cantly improve ltering capabilities or object de...
Morphological operations based on primitives such as dilation and erosion are slow to compute in pra...
This paper describes a new algorithm for performing erosion and dilation which is suitable for flat ...
International audienceThis paper deals with the theory and applications of spatially-variant discret...
International audienceIn mathematical morphology, circular structuring elements (SE) are used whenev...
A novel approach to implement gray-scale morphological operations is presented in this work. This ne...
The downhill filter algorithm described in this paper isolates and preserves an ar-bitrarily complex...
An ordered gray-scale erosion is suggested according to the definition of hit-miss transform. Instea...
We present a digit-serial architecture for gray-scale morphological operations which operates on ra...
International audienceThis paper presents a new algorithm for an efficient computation of morphologi...
A novel approach to implement gray-scale morphological operations is presented in this work. This ne...
Abstract Multiscale methods which provide a decomposition of an image based on scale have many uses ...