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Counting Objects in Images - Wolfram Demonstrations Project

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Counting Objects in Images - Wolfram Demonstrations Project

Using only a few lines of code it is possible to count the number of objects in a image. It is important to do the image acquisition with a standard background.There are some basic steps:1. Original image. 2. Apply a Gaussian filter to reduce image noise. 3. Binarize to get only a black-and-white binary image. 4. Count the number of elements (white spots) with Mathematicas built-in function Comp;

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