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BUILT-IN MATHEMATICA SYMBOL
CornerFilter
CornerFilter[image]
computes a measure for the presence of a corner for each pixel in image and returns the result as an intensity image.
CornerFilter[image, r]
detects corners at a pixel range r.
Details and OptionsDetails and Options
- CornerFilter implements a variety of corner detection methods based on gradient computations.
- CornerFilter works with arbitrary grayscale and color images.
- When applied to multichannel images, CornerFilter finds corner signatures across channels.
- CornerFilter[image] is equivalent to CornerFilter[image, 2].
- CornerFilter[image, {r1, r2}] specifies different radii in vertical and horizontal directions.
- CornerFilter takes a Method option that specifies how to compute the corner metric. The default setting is
. Available methods include: -
"HarmonicMean" harmonic mean of eigenvalues method "HarrisStephens" Harris-Stephens corner detection {"HarrisStephens",k} Harris-Stephens method with sensitivity parameter k "ShiTomasi" minimum eigenvalue method - By default, the Harris-Stephens method uses a sensitivity parameter k=0.05.
- The parameters of the Gaussian derivatives to be computed can be specified by an option setting
. The default setting is
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