Digital Geometry and Mathematical Morphology Lecture

Digital Geometry and Mathematical Morphology Lecture Notes , Spring Semester 2004

Visual analytics methods for shape analysis of biomedical images exemplified on rodent skull morphology

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Fuzzy mathematical morphologies: A comparative study

-Fuzzy set theory has found a promising field of application in the domain of digital image processing, since fuzziness is an intrinsic property of images. For dealing with spatial information in this framework from the signal level to the highest decision level, several attempts have been made to define mathematical morphology on fuzzy sets. The purpose of this paper is to present and discuss ...

The impact of digital architecture on cityscape

Abstract Digital architecture, as a proceeding architectural style, has caused fundamental evolutions in architectural design and building appearance via applying complex geometries and topologies. Computers and digital tools have truly altered the design process and architectural conception facilitating production of new eye catching forms. Avant-garde architectural forms have emerged from the...

Mathematical Morphology in Polar-Logarithmic Coordinates. Application to Erythrocyte Shape Analysis

We present in this paper the application of mathematical morphology operators through a transformation of the Cartesian image into another geometric space, i.e. pol-log image. The conversion into polar-logarithmic coordinates as well as the derived cyclic morphology provides satisfying results in image analysis applied to round objects or spheroid-shaped 3D-object models. As an example of appli...