This invention discloses a dynamic
image analysis and measurement method and
system for
cassiterite mineral particles, specifically relating to the field of industrial vision analysis technology. It addresses the problem that existing methods struggle to accurately distinguish particle motion states and separate motion trails in dynamic flow fields, leading to inaccurate segmentation, tracking, and parameter measurement. By acquiring continuous frame images and extracting flow velocity characteristics of the flow field region, the method determines cross-frame displacement trends based on the overlap of neighboring pixel
grayscale distribution and flow velocity characteristics. It extracts the stability of candidate particle contour morphology and performs matching
verification. For matched particles, it constructs a flow velocity field constraint range and obtains a
motion vector field. Combining the
motion vector amplitude corresponding to the
cassiterite mineral density, it uses density clustering to distinguish cross-frame displacement from independent multi-particle motion. High-speed moving particles are selected, and inter-frame
grayscale gradient difference is used to separate motion trails from the true contour. Based on the motion type and the true contour, it completes target segmentation, contour tracking, and parameter measurement, improving the accuracy of
particle analysis under dynamic conditions.