how to determine threshold value for separating target pixel in an image?

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I need to perform target detection in an image for that I am having a target detection algorithm which performs some operation in each pixel and finally produces detector output d(t) for each pixel.Now I have to make following conditions if d(t) > threshold value,then the pixel is target otherwise the pixel is not target. My question is how to determine threshold value? Is there any method for determining threshold value?

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Image Analyst
Image Analyst 2015-3-24
You can take a histogram and try to think up some algorithm that works well. I think the triangle thresholding algorithm works well. graythresh(), which uses Otsu, works well if you have a clearly bimodal histogram with two large humps. Not so well otherwise.
Post a screenshot of your histogram. Attach your image.
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mari pavithra
mari pavithra 2015-3-29
编辑:mari pavithra 2015-3-29
sorry for late reply,I completed my entire program just now only.Here's the histogram of my output.
when I used graythresh function,I got 0.0588 as my threshold but my accuracy is poor.Is there any method to determine threshold value as 0 or 0.02(accurately)?
Image Analyst
Image Analyst 2015-3-29
You need to tell your histogram routine to use more bins. Then I suggest you use the triangle thresholding method instead of Otsu, which is not good for this kind of image. A triangle method is here:
The triangle method will find the "corner" like around 0.01 or 0.02, whereas Otsu won't.

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