论文信息 - Using Pyramids to Define Local Thresholds for Blob Detection

Using Pyramids to Define Local Thresholds for Blob Detection

A method of detecting blobs in images is described. The method involves building a succession of lower resolution images and looking for spots in these images. A spot in a low resolution image corresponds to a distinguished compact region in a known position in the original image. Further, it is possible to calculate thresholds in the low resolution image, using very simple methods, and to apply those thresholds to the region of the original image corresponding to the spot. Examples are shown in which variations of the technique are applied to several images.

Michael Shneier | M. Shneier

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