Extraction of Connected Region Boundary in Multidimensional Images

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Communicated by Bertrand Kerautret
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Abstract

This paper presents an algorithm to extract the boundary of a connected region(s) using classical topology definitions. From a given adjacency definition, the proposed method is able to extract the boundary of an object in a generic way, independently of the dimension of the digital space.

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History

• 2014-03-26: original publication - source code
• 2014-04-20: bugfix in file pgm2freeman.cpp line 54 to fix bad initialisation vector size in Otsu Algorithm.

• 2021-02-17: Version 1.3 Fix various compilation errors from the DGtal Library. Previous version - source code

• Note from the editor: the manuscript of the article was modified on 2022-01-01 to include information about its editors. The original version of the manuscript is available here.