You can have a plot of average horizontal intensities.In case eye is closed the distance between two deep valleys would increase as eyelashes would move far from the brows: I1 = imread('openEyeImage'); I1 = rgb2gray(I1) plot(1:size(I1,1), mean(I1,2)); hold on I2 = imread('closeEyeImage'); I2 = rgb2gray(I2) plot(1:size(I2,1), mean(I2,2), 'r'); Check out the difference between two plots. Or you can go from blob detection, find circular objects. Call regionprops check out for ecentricity. This would be useful. Contour Abs Affiliate Program. As you can see from the plot distance between first two deep valleys(local minima) would be more for a closed image.
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You can set a threshold distance to check out weather image is closed. You can locate minima using findpeaks horizontalAverages = mean(I1, 2); plot(1:size(I1,1), horizontalAverages) [Minimas locs] = findpeaks(-horizontalAverages) hold on plot(locs, -1*Minimas, 'r*') if (locs(2)-locs(1)). I have a piece of code can anyone explain me the code? Pls can u explain each line of the below code with comments?
Game Bus Driver Zip on this page. Various types of fruits have been discussed here before. It must be a popular student project, like facial analysis, and tracking. Have you done a search?
We've talked about mangoes, apples, oranges, etc. But none has been so ambitious and comprehensive as your project: to recognize fruit, all fruit, no matter what type (color, shape, etc.) of fruit.
There are probably hundreds if not thousands of fruits in the world. Safeip Pro Full Crack Software. Do you think you could possibly narrow it down to a few well specified fruits, preferably on a blank background, so that you can do simple classification? Where did you upload your image? I think you forgot to tell us. Try snag.gy or tinypic.com or look here. I was misremembering about strawberries; I see that 'Technically, the strawberry is an aggregate accessory fruit, meaning that the fleshy part is derived not from the plant's ovaries but from the receptacle that holds the ovaries.[3] Each apparent 'seed' (achene) on the outside of the fruit is actually one of the ovaries of the flower, with a seed inside it.'
I wonder what I was thinking of? 'Peapods are botanically a fruit, since they contain seeds developed from the ovary of a (pea) flower. However, peas are considered to be a vegetable in cooking.' Notice that sweetness has nothing to do with the definition. Corn is a grain, and grain is 'botanically, a type of fruit called a caryopsis'.