Branch deletion method for thinned image

Image analysis – Image enhancement or restoration – Object boundary expansion or contraction

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382173, 382264, G06K 944

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ABSTRACT:
The present invention has an object to provide an image processing method for generating an image through thinning from which the topological characteristics of the image can be extracted more precisely and more accurately by deleting vestigial lines, that is, breaks in a line.

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