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MATLAB Implementation of Skeletonization | ||
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Written by Nicholas R. Howe | ||
Packaged May 2006 | ||
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This package comes with no warranty of any kind (see below). | ||
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Description | ||
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The files in this package comprise the Matlab implementation of a | ||
method for skeletonizing binary images. These are my own implementation | ||
of a skeletonization method communicated to me by Alex Telea | ||
(http://www.win.tue.nl/~alext/). See his papers for more details. | ||
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This implementation is not optimized -- it is designed to be slow but | ||
reliable. Alex has a faster (non-Matlab) implementation, but I found | ||
that it didn't give the results I wanted in certain situations. | ||
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Execute demo.m line by line while reading the comments to see what | ||
is going on. | ||
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Copyright Notice | ||
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This software comes with no warranty, expressed or implied, including | ||
but not limited to merchantability or fitness for any particular | ||
purpose. | ||
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All files are copyright Nicholas R. Howe. Permission is | ||
granted to use the material for noncommercial and research purposes. |
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