How can I split objects (verso dots and recto dots) in Braille into 2 efferents images ?
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am 30 Jun. 2017
Google told me how to do it.
It said to follow the directions in this paper: http://ieeexplore.ieee.org/abstract/document/5601020/?reload=true
Abstract: This paper presents a new algorithm for Braille cells recognition using image processing technique. Scanned Braille document is composed from three classes of gray-level: (i) background, (ii) recto dots, and (iii) verso dots. We segment the Braille image using a stability thresholding method with a mixture of Beta distributions. To ensure correct detection and extraction of dots composing Braille cells, a grid is formed to contain the Braille dots. We identified a recto dot by a light region that exists above a dark region using the segmented image. In the same way, we identify a verso dot in double sided document by a light region that exists below a dark region. After having recto and verso dots, Braille cells are then recognized based on the standard regrouping of dots. Experimentation showed that Braille cells composing are automatically identified from those grids with excellent accuracy.
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am 30 Jun. 2017
I don't know why you think the area or direction of dots is the way to distinguish them when the paper mentioned a different way. Since the paper method worked and yours didn't why are you still trying your way?
To get the direction of the blobs, you can use regionprops() to get the BoundingBox and Orientation angle. If the angle is between 45 and 135, it's vertical. If the height (from BoundingBox is greater than the width, it's vertical.
See my Image Segmentation Tutorial: http://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/?term=authorid%3A31862&sort=downloads_desc
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