TRYING TO COUNT RICE Morphology and Object Recognition …尝试计数水稻形态与目标识别….pptVIP

Progression Given more time, we would use this program to bring about world peace, and of course count the amount of rice it takes to cure world hunger…. By hand… and then have our program tell us that we are a couple of grains short of a bushel!! No, Seriouslygiven more time… Refine the border program with switches. Tracking rice centers instead of averaging counts on multiple scans. Better recognition of multiple-rice image segments. Reconstruction of overlapping rice. THANK YOU FOR YOUR TIME! ANY QUESTIONS? PAINSTAKINGLY COUNTING RICEMorphology and Object Recognition in Image Processing Franz Parkins and Lamar Davies Mentored by: Dr. Josip Derado， Ph.D Morphology The term morphology refers to the form or structure of anything; hence linguistic morphology , Geomorphology, Bio-morphology, Cosmic morphology, etc. Morphology in Industry and Research Morphology is prolific in industry. A wide variety of unpolished ideas lie at the forefront. The Ultimate Goal Our focus is on: Detecting objects Enumerating them Characterization Morphological characterization for object recognition is, put simply, to decipher between the objects and their background. Complexity of Algorithm The Algorithm has two main parts; CLEANING and COUNTING. Cleaning Rice This step doesn’t involve a tiny broom. Metaphorically however, it is oddly appropriate, as we must somehow ‘sweep away’ all of the non-relevant data that will prevent an accurate rice count. But Wait!!!!! It is an absolute necessity to have quality photos! This it true for two reasons: Clarity prevents “clutter” Standardized distance Humble Beginnings(The Lego Contraption) Second Attempt(Crude but Effective) Base Image Basic Contrast Cleaning Method Grid Filter Cleaning Strel Filter Method(Mathworks Image Filter) Circular Filter Cleaning Combined Filter Original image Strel + Contrast + Grid Filters Combined Filter Original image Contrast + Circle + Grid Filters How Do We Actually Count Rice? Area Est