Counting the number of defects in a circle in Python [on hold]
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I have an image of a form (in jpg format) where it is a completely black circle in a white background (perfect 0 and 255). The question is, the circle is not perfect circular- it has 2 defects at the very edge. I would like to check if there are any suitable algorithms for counting the number of defects in that image. It should return 2.
Input: image file (jpg format)
Output: 2 (number of defects)
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I have an image of a form (in jpg format) where it is a completely black circle in a white background (perfect 0 and 255). The question is, the circle is not perfect circular- it has 2 defects at the very edge. I would like to check if there are any suitable algorithms for counting the number of defects in that image. It should return 2.
Input: image file (jpg format)
Output: 2 (number of defects)
python python-3.x image image-processing computer-vision
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I have an image of a form (in jpg format) where it is a completely black circle in a white background (perfect 0 and 255). The question is, the circle is not perfect circular- it has 2 defects at the very edge. I would like to check if there are any suitable algorithms for counting the number of defects in that image. It should return 2.
Input: image file (jpg format)
Output: 2 (number of defects)
python python-3.x image image-processing computer-vision
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I have an image of a form (in jpg format) where it is a completely black circle in a white background (perfect 0 and 255). The question is, the circle is not perfect circular- it has 2 defects at the very edge. I would like to check if there are any suitable algorithms for counting the number of defects in that image. It should return 2.
Input: image file (jpg format)
Output: 2 (number of defects)
python python-3.x image image-processing computer-vision
python python-3.x image image-processing computer-vision
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put on hold as too broad by Klaus D., Peter Wood, Patrick Artner, Shiladitya, Arpit Solanki yesterday
Please edit the question to limit it to a specific problem with enough detail to identify an adequate answer. Avoid asking multiple distinct questions at once. See the How to Ask page for help clarifying this question. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.
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