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if it runs when you type python watershed.py on terminal. There will be an image of fruits and it should work. try rebuilding your opencv.

Select a marker first by clicking numbers 1-9

I got it form getting the Scalar.val from the function. And that's what I got in return. and then I put it into the largest area of the image which I got from using K-Means Color clustering.

From what I know. There are DLL files needed to include together with your jar file. It's inside your build folder for opencv for this to be able to run on windows.

Hierarchy should be a Mat type and yes you can simply use something like this.

while(hierarchy.get(k, 2) != -1)
{
     (int)k = hierarchy.get(k, 2) // type casting to integer
     c++;
}

can you show us your code

Hello,

I am trying to extract the dominant color of an object for color analysis but It seems like I don't get the true color using Core.mean() [RGB] in OpenCV3. Do we have a way to get the dominant color or the actual color of an object?

Here's my sample image.

and Here's the result after Core.Mean();

Hope someone will guid me. TIA