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An Objective Evaluation of Edge Detection Methods Based on Oriented Half Kernels

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Easy to use, oriented half kernels are reliable in image analysis. These thin filters, rotated in all the desired directions are useful to detect edges, or extract precisely their orientations, even concerning highly noisy images. Usually, the filtering process corresponds to convolutions with Gaussians and their derivatives. Other filters exist and can be implemented in order to build half kernels. However, functions used for the smoothing and derivative parts have not been studied in depth. The goal of this paper is to evaluate different types of half filters as a function of the noise level. The studied kernels have the same spatial support, enabling easier comparisons. To address the robustness of the studied filters against noise, the image quality is gradually worsened. Then, their performances are compared through objective evaluations of both segmentation and gradient direction.
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hal-01940247 , version 1 (30-11-2018)

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Baptiste Magnier. An Objective Evaluation of Edge Detection Methods Based on Oriented Half Kernels. ICISP 2018 - International Conference on Image and Signal Processing, Jul 2018, Cherbourg, France. pp.80-89, ⟨10.1007/978-3-319-94211-7_10⟩. ⟨hal-01940247⟩
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