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So let's explore dilution and erosion.

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These are two very important open CVF operations and are quite useful in image processing.

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So the best way to explain this is by looking at examples here.

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So this is a letter s here.

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It's a white letter on a black box all which is what the zeros and ones correspond to.

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You can consider the ones to be 255 if you want just a Munteanu open see Visa on it.

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So let's look at what erosion does erosion removes pixels at the boundaries of an object of an image.

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What it means is that the boundaries of the object the object being a letter s here.

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Imagine everything is gone here and the bargees itself.

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That's exactly what erosion does.

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So we get it out that s dilation whoever does the opposite dilution that adds pixel to the boundaries

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of an object here.

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So this is why it becomes much Tica in our dilated segment here.

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So what about opening Andalus in here opening and closing are really useful functions that combined

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dilution and intuition together.

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So opening is erosion followed by dilation and closing is the opposite dilution followed by erosion.

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As you can imagine an erosion followed by dilution would be very useful in getting rid of noise.

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So imagine if it was some little white specks in this image.

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If we Rojos images and does become Tendo to one visit or disappear altogether then we'd do a dilution.

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We actually preserve the initial image here.

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We want to maintain.

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So no dilution and erosion while simple actually causes a lot of confusion with first timers who try

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to use it at all because there's a false misconception about what it does now.

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Yes it does.

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Dilution does in fact add pixels to the boundaries of an object and erosion does remove pixels at the

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boundaries of an object.

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However imagine we have a black X on a white bacterial open even to produce this white as being the

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object itself.

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So when we run an erosion here it's actually going to erode into this you see erosion is actually going

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to have the thickening effect of dilution and the dilution is going to have the opposite effect.

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It's going to have the thinning effect that we expect and erosion to have because what's happening here

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is that the boundaries of the image are basically in the points here.

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So when we direly it we're actually making white bigger on the edges of all P and whatever else happens

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if you would here.

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So please don't get them confused.

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It happens quite often it happened to me actually.

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So don't feel bad if it happens to you.

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So let's not look at implementing dilution erosion opening and closing you know a code.

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So the first thing to note is that we actually need to define a kernel and we define it by using non-place

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ones function data type here.

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And we have a five by five.

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You know exampled.

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So to erode function and daily function both follow the same pattern here.

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We take that input image couldn't say as we defined here and iterations which is how many times you

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run it.

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In most cases you would never need to run this more than once.

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However if you do run it to a tree or whatever amount of times you actually increase effect it's running

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the erosion twice and same image.

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So let's run this.

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I mean take a look and see what happens.

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So this is the open C-v text which I wrote out in Windows beant this is it.

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It really did.

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As you can see it has the effect of what we anticipated.

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It actually erodes the boundaries here.

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Making it much tighter.

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And let's see dilution now.

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Exactly as we anticipated.

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So as you can see dilution adds pixels the edges here.

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So it actually everything appears much thicker as if it was written with a marker and not a pen.

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And that's look at opening is the effects of erosion then dilution.

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So as you can see here because just when he wrote it actually disappeared these boundaries here when

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we dilated.

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No it actually misses these things totally because there's nothing to dilate the underside here.

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So that's why opening so that's whole opening has this effect on image here.

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So let's look at closing now no closing actually looks quite nice.

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And the reason for that is because closing is dilution first then eroding.

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So what we did here actually should get us back something to a very original image and actually it does.

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If you look at it is actually pretty much to see him just barely noticeable.

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So these operations that we've just seen are actually called morphology operations and they're actually

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a few more you can take a look at this link to view the eye is open see these official documentation

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site.

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However they aren't as useful as erudition and erosion in my opinion.

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But however you may have a special uses for it so feel free to check them out.