Is there any way to remove only the red shaded area of an image like the one below?
The data is a binary image and is binarized.
The image we are recognizing is basically a figure like the one on the left, so we can use bwareafilt to extract the maximum structure.
However, sometimes we get images like the one on the right. It does not mean that every time they are attached.
It would be best if we could set a threshold (if they are too close together, we recognize them as one), since the degree of attachment of the two objects varies.
We would appreciate it if you could let us know.Is there any way to remove only the red shaded area of an image like the one below?
The data is a binary image and is binarized.
The image we are recognizing is basically a figure like the one on the left, so we can use bwareafilt to extract the maximum structure.
However, sometimes we get images like the one on the right. It does not mean that every time they are attached.
It would be best if we could set a threshold (if they are too close together, we recognize them as one), since the degree of attachment of the two objects varies.
We would appreciate it if you could let us know. Is there any way to remove only the red shaded area of an image like the one below?
The data is a binary image and is binarized.
The image we are recognizing is basically a figure like the one on the left, so we can use bwareafilt to extract the maximum structure.
However, sometimes we get images like the one on the right. It does not mean that every time they are attached.
It would be best if we could set a threshold (if they are too close together, we recognize them as one), since the degree of attachment of the two objects varies.
We would appreciate it if you could let us know. image analysis, image segmentation MATLAB Answers — New Questions

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