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    The document describes a function called myMorphology that takes an image as input and uses morphological operations like dilation and erosion to extract the boundaries of coins in the image. It converts the image to black and white, inverts it, dilates and erodes it using a disk-shaped structuring element to connect boundaries, then applies a Laplacian filter to highlight boundaries in the output image.

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    The document describes a function called myMorphology that takes an image as input and uses morphological operations like dilation and erosion to extract the boundaries of coins in the image. It converts the image to black and white, inverts it, dilates and erodes it using a disk-shaped structuring element to connect boundaries, then applies a Laplacian filter to highlight boundaries in the output image.

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    Matlab Morphology Example

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    The document describes a function called myMorphology that takes an image as input and uses morphological operations like dilation and erosion to extract the boundaries of coins in the image. It converts the image to black and white, inverts it, dilates and erodes it using a disk-shaped structuring element to connect boundaries, then applies a Laplacian filter to highlight boundaries in the output image.

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    Exercise1: Read an image eight.tif.

    Write a function
    named myMorphology to extract the boundaries of coins from the read image.

    Solution:
    M File:
    function myMorphology(img) imgb=im2bw(img); imgc = imcomplement(imgb); sel = strel('disk',5); imgn = imdilate(imgc,sel); imgn1 = imerode(imgn,sel); imgn2 = imerode(imgn1,sel); fltr = fspecial('laplacian'); fltrd_img = imfilter(imgn2, fltr, 'replicate'); imshow(img), figure, imshow(fltrd_img)

    Functional Call from Command Window:


    >> img=imread('eight.tif'); >> myMorphology(img)

    Output:

    Figure 1: Original Image

    Changed Image (Boundaries of Original Image):

    Figure 2: Changed Image (Boundaries of Original Image)

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