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Shape recognition Giving spurious results
Jon Sutton from United Kingdom [2 posts] |
8 year
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It's been a while since I first started experimenting with RR.
Now I'm back at it to create a working application, I'm not able to achieve reliable shape recognition.
I'm trying to recognize aluminium profiles from their end sections.
I'm using a reasonable quality USB camera & Lens. And a source of Red light, this allows me to pick out the aluminium quite nicely. Then processing with: Roberts edge, Smooth Hull, Integrate (4) and border gives me a good looking outline for my profiles.
Creating training images from snaps of these pages is failing to give reliable recognition!
Can anyone suggest what I'm doing wrong/missing?
I have reduced the training images to B&W png's and removed external clutter.
 
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Steven Gentner from United States [1446 posts] |
8 year
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Jon,
The shape match module assumes a filled white object on black background. Try using the Fill to fill in your parts before matching. I've attached a quick solution that differs a bit from yours to give you other ideas on how to segment those parts and use the shape match to determine a shape comparison.
Note, this will probably *not* work in production since its not clear how the lighting will vary and/or if more than 2 rails are visible at any time. Many more tests on images from the production line will help to isolate a good solution.
STeven.
 Test.zip
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Jon Sutton from United Kingdom [2 posts] |
8 year
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Thanks for that Steven,
I had tried filled shapes as well, but, had the same issue.
I like your method for pulling out highlights as a mask before processing.
Some useful tips there.
Jon
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