MATLAB Image Thinning and Skeleton Extraction Processing
Image Thinning: Skeleton extraction from images using MATLAB, facilitating subsequent analysis through morphological operations and feature detection algorithms
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Image Thinning: Skeleton extraction from images using MATLAB, facilitating subsequent analysis through morphological operations and feature detection algorithms
Preprocessing techniques for fingerprint recognition systems, including segmentation, binarization, and thinning operations with algorithmic implementations.
Comprehensive MATLAB image processing routines including skeletonization, grayscale image gradient computation, convex hull extraction, and image thinning/thickening operations with algorithmic implementations.
Implementation of orientation field processing and thinning algorithms in fingerprint image preprocessing for fingerprint recognition systems, featuring an integrated GUI interface
This code processes finger vein images through a comprehensive pipeline including denoising, cropping, Niblack thresholding, median filtering, and thinning to produce refined and noise-reduced vein patterns.
Fingerprint image preprocessing program including segmentation, binarization, denoising, and thinning operations with algorithmic implementations
Fingerprint recognition program implementing key stages including image binarization, ridge thinning, and minutiae feature extraction with algorithm explanations.
A MATLAB program for fingerprint recognition implementing image binarization, thinning, center calculation, database storage, and fingerprint matching with algorithmic enhancements.
MATLAB code implementing fingerprint image binarization and thinning functions, successfully compiled with accurate results. The implementation includes threshold-based segmentation and morphological thinning operations for fingerprint feature extraction.
Refining the edges of binary images acquired through shape edge detection to extract single-pixel edges, resulting in clear and distinct single-pixel boundaries. This process typically involves iterative thinning algorithms such as Zhang-Suen or morphological operations to reduce edge width while preserving connectivity.