FitSegmentToRidges
Performs a series of 1D ridge detections and finds a segment that best matches the detected points.
Applications:Precise detection of a thin straight line, whose rough location is known beforehand.
Syntax
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def FitSegmentToRidges( inImage: Image, inFittingMap: SegmentFittingMap, inRidgeScanParams: RidgeScanParams, inRidgeSelection: Selection, inMaxIncompleteness: float, /, *, inLocalBlindness: LocalBlindness | None = None, inOutlierSuppression: LineMEstimator | None = None ) -> ( outSegment: Segment2D | None, outRidges: list[Ridge1D | None], outDeviationProfile: Profile | None, outInliers: list[Point2D], outBrightnessProfiles: list[Profile], outResponseProfiles: list[Profile] )
Parameters
| Name | Type | Range | Default | Description | |
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inImage | Image | Image to fit segment to | ||
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inFittingMap | SegmentFittingMap | Input fitting map | ||
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inRidgeScanParams | RidgeScanParams | Parameters controlling the ridge extraction process | ||
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inRidgeSelection | Selection | Selection mode of ridges | ||
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inLocalBlindness | LocalBlindness | None | None | Defines conditions in which weaker ridges can be detected in the vicinity of stronger ridges | |
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inMaxIncompleteness | float | 0.0 - 0.999 | Maximal fraction of ridge points not found | |
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inOutlierSuppression | LineMEstimator | None | None | Selects a method for ignoring incorrectly detected points | |
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outSegment | Segment2D | None | Fitted segment or nothing if the fitting fails | ||
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outRidges | list[Ridge1D | None] | Found ridges | ||
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outDeviationProfile | Profile | None | Profile of distances between the actual segment points and the corresponding reference segment points | ||
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outInliers | list[Point2D] | Points matching the fitting segment | ||
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outBrightnessProfiles | list[Profile] | Extracted image profiles | ||
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outResponseProfiles | list[Profile] | Profiles of the ridge operator response |
Hardware Acceleration
This operation supports automatic parallelization for multicore and multiprocessor systems.


