
doi: 10.1007/11907350_44
Watershed transformation is introduced as a computation in image graph of a path forest with minimal modified topographic distance in (ℝ+)2 Two algorithms are presented for image segmentation that use a metric defined by a unit neighborhood as well as a chamfer (a,b)-metric The algorithms use ordered queues to propagate over image pixels simulating the process of flooding Presented algorithms can be applied to gray-scale images where objects have noticeable boundaries.
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