In matlab, I used imfill (img2 = imfill(img,'holes')) to the image to fill the holes in a gray image and we don't know how to use her in opencv 2.2. Help us please.
I made a simple function that is equivalent to matlab's imfill('holes'). I've not tested it for many cases, but it has worked so far. I'm using it on edge images but it accepts any kind of binary image, like from a thresholding operation.
A hole is no more than a set of pixels that cannot be "reached" when background is filled, so,
void fillEdgeImage(cv::Mat edgesIn, cv::Mat& filledEdgesOut) const
{
cv::Mat edgesNeg = edgesIn.clone();
cv::floodFill(edgesNeg, cv::Point(0,0), CV_RGB(255,255,255));
bitwise_not(edgesNeg, edgesNeg);
filledEdgesOut = (edgesNeg | edgesIn);
return;
}
Here is an example result
Regards
Asked: 2014-02-06 08:12:41 -0600
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Last updated: Mar 05 '14
First use the search button on this forum, which would lead you to this topic and which already supplies a solution to the problem. However I have the idea that this is the same person looking for a solution. I would like to stress that this is not a 'please give me the solution' - forum ... imfill is a complex function which is internally programmed in matlab. If you want the same result in openCV, i suggest reading the basics on how imfill works ... for example start with the paper.
Also if you are porting an application to openCV, stop using deprecated versions like opencv 2.2 but move to 2.4.8 which is the latest stable release.