Filling holes and smoothing right angles
- Click Binary»Basic Morphology or select Basic Morphology in the Binary tab of the Processing Functions palette.
- Select Thick to alter the shape of objects by adding 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 thickening 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 gaps and holes (close) in grayscale images
Reducing (eroding) objects in binary images
Removing single pixels and right angles
Removing small objects (open) from binary images
Smoothing an image with filtering