Interlayer Contour Matching Method Based on Primitive Shape Information
A technology of contour matching and shape information, applied in the field of image processing, can solve problems such as not using contour shape information
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[0044] Summary of Embodiment 1 Method
[0045] For the convenience of future description, some related terms are defined now, and in figure 1 Indicates:
[0046] ① Closed primitives and non-closed primitives: closed primitives are circles, such as figure 1 Middle circle O 2 , non-closed primitives refer to straight line segments and arcs, such as figure 1 Median segments AC, BC and arcs
[0047] ②Simple contour and compound contour: simple contour also refers to a circle, while compound contour refers to a contour composed of non-closed primitives—arc and straight line segments, such as figure 1 Consisting of line segments AC, BC and Interconnected silhouettes.
[0048] ③Layer center: The layer center refers to the geometric center of all contours in a plane slice layer. The layer center is obtained by intensively discretizing all the contours in a layer and performing coordinate averaging, which is expressed by formula (1). Such as figure 1 The midpoint is the...
Embodiment 2
[0053] Embodiment 2 Inter-layer graph element matching
[0054] The matching of inter-layer primitives can be divided into two cases: inter-layer circle or arc matching and inter-layer straight line segment matching.
[0055] 2.1 Circle or arc matching between layers
[0056] The so-called interlayer circle or arc matching refers to three situations: interlayer circle and circle matching, interlayer circle and arc matching, and interlayer arc and arc matching. The matching of primitives between layers in these three cases is based on the "radius threshold principle" and "vector approach principle".
[0057] The "interlayer circle or arc matching method" is shown as follows Figure 4 , where I and II represent the adjacent upper and lower layers, S 1 and S 2 It is the layer center of the upper and lower layers. The steps of interlayer circle or arc matching are as follows:
[0058] ① Combining circular arcs in each layer of two adjacent layers. The principle of combinatio...
Embodiment 3
[0079] Example 3 Interlayer Contour Matching
[0080] The interlayer contour matching can be divided into three cases: interlayer contour one-to-one matching, interlayer contour bifurcation and interlayer contour degeneration.
[0081] 3.1 One-to-one matching of contours between layers
[0082] Interlayer simple contour matching, that is, interlayer circle matching, has been discussed in the previous section of interlayer primitive matching. The interlayer contour matching introduced in this section is divided into interlayer composite contour and compound contour matching, interlayer simple There are two cases of contour and compound contour matching, as shown in Figure 8 , where S 1 and S 2 Indicates the layer centroids of two adjacent layers, and the dotted line indicates the connection line between the layer centers of two adjacent layers and the connection line between the corresponding contour centroids.
[0083] 3.1.1 Composite contours between layers and matching ...
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