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Hi, I have written the following matlab code to do the following:- • load rgb image of surface • contrast stretch • convert rgb to gray scale • image segmentation • morphological operations (thin, clean, fill, etc.) • imtool for pixel length determination • Calculation of crack length based on calibration of image and above determined pixel lenght. My aim is to develop the SIMPLEST matlab code for automatic detection of cracks and estimate the length of the crack (if possible other geometrical properties) from a sample image. Thanks for your blob demo, helped alot!

In line with your example I have started to tweak my code as below and would like to ask the following questions before. I) Is the bwlabel function labelling ALL 4-5 cracks in the image under one label? If yes how do I make sure it labels each crack separately? Ii) the area returned from regionprop function is it for ALL 4-5 cracks in image? If yes how do get the area for each crack separately? Screen Recorder Cracked Source there.

Iii) the bwboundaries function returns 34 boundaries how do plot these boundaries such that the edges of each crack is highlighted. Iv) finally based on all these can you clarify me on how to determine the length of each crack (4-5 as shown in the sample image)? It was not clear from your example.%% load image I=imread('two.jpg'); Igray = rgb2gray(I); figure,imshow(Igray) title('Gray image')%% Binarize level = graythresh(Igray); binaryImage = im2bw(Igray, level); figure,imshow(binaryImage) title('Binarized image')%% Labeling & regionprop labeledImage = bwlabel(binaryImage); measurements = regionprops(labeledImage, 'Area');%% Boundaries boundaries = bwboundaries(binaryImage); numberOfBoundaries = size(boundaries, 1). I have managed to label and plot out each crack and also get its boundaries and area.

Crack Detection Matlab Code. Top downloaded codes at Source Code Online. Superconvergence of Finite Difference Methods for Initial- Boundary Value Problems of.

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