How to find x-y coordinates and orientation of minutiae points of fingerprint
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Hello everyone., I have extracted minutiae points from a fingerprint image. Ridge Termination is marked with RED color .Ridge Bifurcation is marked with GREEN color I would like to find the x- and y- coordinates and orientation of those points and also the count of minutiae points
Waiting for ur response guys.,,Thankssssss in advance.,
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GOPEE Ajit Kumar
2017-2-2
Hello I would like to know how you have generated such an image (I mean with thinning). I am using FVC 2002 fingerprint images with gray scale on which I wish to carry out thinning. Also do you know how to locate singular points in fingerprint images? Thanks in advance.
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Image Analyst
2014-2-5
You said "I have extracted minutiae points" so you ALREADY HAVE THEM. What does it mean then, when you ask "I would like to find the x- and y- coordinates and orientation of those points and also the count of minutiae points" Again, you said you already extracted them, and in fact even plotted them, so you have them already.
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Image Analyst
2014-2-5
I can't run your code because you did not attach your image. Please explain what "extract" means to you. Isn't CentroidTerm the x,y coordinates?
Anu Sharma
2014-2-5
I didn't understood the below matlab code :
Term=regionprops(LTermLab,'Centroid');
CentroidTerm=round(cat(1,Term(:).Centroid))
plot(CentroidTerm(:,1),CentroidTerm(:,2),'ro')
Image Analyst
2014-2-5
Term is a structure array with all your measurements for all your blobs. CentroidTerm is where they converted them from a structure into a regular numerical array.
Anu Sharma
2014-2-5
Thanks a lot .,:)
But what does that CentroidTerm array is of.,does it contain X Y coordinates
Image Analyst
2014-2-5
Yes, it is the x,y coordinates of the blobs in your binary image. O don't know what the blobs are since I didn't run the code but it should be of the minutiae only, not the entire ridges.
Anu Sharma
2014-2-6
编辑:Anu Sharma
2014-2-6
Oh Thanks for your guidance.,
So how to display the x, y coordinates(CentroidTerm) in numbers what function to be used.,
Image Analyst
2014-2-7
编辑:Image Analyst
2014-2-7
numberOfMinutiae = length(Term); % # of blobs
And I don't know why the plot() is not displaying the minutiae for you. Does it put up any small circles at all? Maybe increase the size and line width so you can see them better:
centroids = [Term.Centroid];
xCentroids = centroids(:, 1);
yCentroids = centroids(:, 2);
plot(xCentroids , yCentroids, 'r0', ...
'LineWidth', 3, 'MarkerSize', 10)
Maybe I need to run your code but I don't see anything to find minutiae. It looks like it finds ridges - the whole long ridge, not minutiae like endpoints, branchpoints, loops/whorls, etc.
UPDATE: I tried to run it but you didn't supply the function "minutiae" so it halts there.
Image Analyst
2014-2-8
Good. It looks like you've solved the problem of "how to display the x, y coordinates" because I can see that you are definitely displaying them. And the count is just the length of the x or y arrays.
Anu Sharma
2014-2-8
编辑:Anu Sharma
2014-2-8
hmm.,but how to get the count of it
numberofminutiaeterm=length(CentroidTerm);
numberofminutiaebif=length(CentroidBif);
Is it correct?
Image Analyst
2014-2-8
I would not use length for 2D matrices. I would use size instead. for 2D matrices, length returns the number of rows or columns, whichever is longer, and that may not be what you expect. In your case if the number of blobs is more than 2, the length is the number of minutiae, but it's not as robust as using size (i.e. it won't be correct for only one blob).
Anu Sharma
2014-2-9
Thankssssss a lot for your guidance.,:)
Is it possible to calculate orientation from the X Y position of minutiae points
Image Analyst
2014-2-11
You can only get an angle if you assume some other line to form an angle with the line defined by your two points, such as the x or y axis.
Image Analyst
2014-2-26
I don't know what that means. A point is a point - there is no slope of just a lone, single point. What if the minutiae is the center dot of a whorl? What would it be in that case?
Guha Prasaanth
2014-2-27
How can i get the orientation of the minutiae in a fingerprint? Orientation of minutia in the sense i mean, getting the direcion or directional orientation of the ridges in the fingerprint and mark directional orientation for all the minutia points or ridges in the fingerprint?
Image Analyst
2014-2-27
You could skeletonize your ridges and then run along them with a line of a certain length to get the slope at each point. Of course some minutiae won't have a line that can be fitted to them as I said. I'm not a fingerprint image analyst and I don't have code for that. I'd have to write it from scratch, but since it's your project not mine, I'll let you do that. You can do it as well as I can, probably even better. Good luck.
Image Analyst
2014-3-2
So make count into an array
for k = 1 : numberOfImages
% Calculate minutiae count
Count(k) = FindMinutiaeForThisImage(); % However you do it.
end
The key point to notice is that Count is now followed by (k), the loop counter inside parentheses.
Image Analyst
2014-3-3
编辑:Image Analyst
2014-3-3
Don't double space. Just highlight and click {}Code. See this http://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/13205-tutorial-how-to-format-your-question-with-markup
Why aren't count1 and count2 changing in your loop? Because of that, TotalCount will be the same every single time!!
Image Analyst
2014-3-4
Sorry I can't "fix" it because I don't know what you are attempting to do. Can't you figure it out by using the debugger?
Anu Sharma
2014-3-4
There was some mistake while reading from multiple images so was not able to store count in array.,
I 'Fixed' it :)
Anu Sharma
2014-3-10
编辑:Anu Sharma
2014-3-10
is it possible to extract statistical features of those samples such as mean,Variance,standard deviation,smoothness,skewness,kurtosis.,?
should we implement the relevant formulas in code .,need ur guidance
thanks in advance.,
Image Analyst
2014-3-10
Sure, but I don't know the formulas for those when you're talking about isolated points in an image. What is the kurtosis of a single point - say the center of a whorl or the tip (endpoint) of a ridge? It doesn't make sense.
Image Analyst
2014-3-11
Kurtosis is used to describe the shape of a histogram. It's the 4th moment. Basically it says how box-like (flat topped), or cusp-like (like a needle) the histogram is. You might use it to describe how an image looks different if the mean, standard deviation, variance, and skewness of the match that of the other image.
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Vinay
2014-4-20
Hello, I need Identify at least 7 minutiae that are consistent across the 4 samples from the same finger. Need to circle each in red on one fingerprint image and provide the (x,y) coordinates, angle and type of each, in a manner consistent with the ISO/IEC 19794-2 standard.
Can anyone help me with the code for above task..
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