问题
I have already found edges of an image thanks to imageJ library.
Now, I'd like to get an array which would contain these edges.
There is a topic about it here but i couldn't comment and there wasn't the answer: Find Edges with ImageJ Programmatically
回答1:
As documented in §29.3 Find Edges, the command uses the Sobel operator. Each point of the final image is the magnitude of the gradient of the horizontal and vertical convolutions. A copy of the whole array is returned by the get*Array()
methods of the chosen ImageProcessor; the individual elements of the array can be accessed using the various get*()
methods.
Addendum: You say, "My aim is to get the edges. My problem is not getting each pixel value."
Edge detection is not trivial; it is typically a multi-stage process. The array of magnitudes is merely the initial result of applying the first-order Sobel operator. The next stages in the pipeline, e.g. thresholding, linking, thinning, depend on your goal.
回答2:
Yes, I know this is old, but this needs an answer. Using imageJ programatically
float edgePixels[][];
ImagePlus imp = null;
Opener op = new Opener();
imp = op.openImage("lib/EP07-J.jpg");
ImageProcessor improc = imp.getProcessor().duplicate();
improc.medianFilter();
improc.findEdges();
edgePixels = improc.getFloatArray();
Congrats, you now have a multi-dimensional array representing the pixels after edge detection.
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/14170238/find-array-of-edges-with-imagej