How to calculate from three points the "normal" at the second point
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Hello !
To program an active contour, I would need from the coordinates of 3 points to determine the normal of the second point.
As in the picture, I would have to determine the normal for point "a".
Any idea?
Thank you
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David Goodmanson
2020-4-2
Hi Dany,
how do propose to define the normal at point A? Is it halfway in between the two dotted normals that you show, or is it something else?
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Matt J
2020-4-2
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2020-4-2
Once you have answered David's question, the attached function should be useful. It will find the normals to all the facets of a 2D polygon. Example,
Vertices=[0 0; 1 0; 0 1]; %vertices of a triangle
normals=vert2con_special(Vertices)
gives as output,
normals =
0 -1
1 1
-1 0
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Matt J
2020-4-3
You could use John's minboundcircle function in this FEX contribution,
to find the green circle shown in your illustration. The normal will then simply be the ray A-O from the center of the circle to the point A.
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