Removing single pixels and right angles
- Click Binary»Basic Morphology or select Basic Morphology in the Binary tab of the Processing Functions palette.
- Select Thin to alter the shape of objects by eliminating parts to the object that match the pattern specified in the structuring element.
- Set the Size of the Structuring Element.
- Click the cells of the structuring element that you want to have a value of 0.
- Click OK to apply the thinning and add this step to the script.
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Note The structuring element is a 2D array used as a binary mask. You can modify the structuring element by clicking its cells. If a cell is black, it has a value of 1. If a cell is white (empty), it has a value of 0. |
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Tip Experiment with different coefficients and the Kernel Size to get the results you want. |
Related Topics
Basic Morphology (Binary»Basic Morphology)
Expanding (dilating) objects in binary images
Extracting the contours of a particle
Filling gaps and holes (close) in binary images
Filling holes and smoothing right angles
Reducing (eroding) objects in binary images