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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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




python python-3.x image image-processing computer-vision






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