Intersect() Problem when none of the pixels overlap

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When I used intersect() to find the intersection between A (red) and B (blue), I failed to get any because the pixels don't overlap. What can I do to estimate the intersection point?

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Ashish Uthama 2016-1-28

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How would you define (for a computer) an intersection? For example, what if they just 'touch'? (Image 1 and 2 represent A and B)

Hg 2016-1-29

In my case, the A (red) is a line so I can thicken or extend it to get an intersection.

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There is no one pixel where the overlap occurs. If you'll accept any of those 4 pixel locations as an overlap, then perhaps if you dilated, ANDed, then called bwulterode. Something like (untested)

intImage = imdilate(bw1, true(3)) & imdilate(bw2, true(3));
intPoints = bwulterode(intImage);

bwulterode() has some connectivity options, so you might play around with those.

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That's exactly what the first line of code does. It thickens the lines. Then I AND it to find the intersection. It sounds like you think your method is different somehow, but I think they're the same. What I do in my second line of code, to prevent getting an intersection point that is thicker, is to call bwulterode() which shrinks everything down to a single point.

Another thing you could try is to OR the two binary images together and then use bwmorph() to get branchpoints:

intPoints = bwmorph(bw1 | bw2, 'Branchpoints');

Hg 2016-2-1