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Flexible Linear Openings and Closings

We present here a new solution to a problem which is commonly encountered in applied image analysis: the problem of extracting linear features from an image. Examples of linear features are fibres, fractures and object boundaries. Such features, though linear, are usually not straight — in general they are curved.

Hugues Talbot | Michael Buckley | M. Buckley | Hugues Talbot

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