Morphological dilation in a certain direction
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Dilation by creating structuring element will dilate in all direction, but I want to do dilation in a particular direction, say 70 degree from a particular pixel. I understand that I need to write a self-adaptive function, but how? For example, I have a line with slope of 70 degree. I want to increase the length of the line in both end (by dilation). If i use "bwmorph()", it increases in all direction, But I need only in one direction.
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Image Analyst
2015-3-27
Not sure why you think "Dilation by creating structuring element will dilate in all direction" - it's just not true. For example to dilate only along the vertical direction, make a column vector:
se = true(15, 1); % 15 rows tall by one column wide column vector.
dilatedImage = imdilate(binaryImage, se);
So go ahead and make a 2D binary array with a line of "true"s at 70 degrees.
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Tanmoy
2015-4-9
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I need to dilate in red line direction (slope is line's own slope). But, I have to extend the black line (image attached) in the direction (direction = slope) with certain length (say, I will set that to 10 pixels shown in red). Each line has to be dilated with it's own slope? I am trying several dilating concept form matlab.
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Image Analyst
2015-4-10
So make up a kernel with a line of ones running along that direction. To get a precise direction you will have to have a very large kernel since with a 3x3 you have only 0, 45, and 90 degrees since you can go only horizontal, diagonally, or vertically.
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