I have a circular shape-like object in multiple images. The location of centroid of the objects are same but size (~radius) varies. How can I get an average of the size of all the objects and display it in a new image? The sum of the images divided by the number of images gives the average of the pixel values of the objects and not the pixel location (i.e. size of the object). Thank you for your help.
The attached demo takes a pseudo-periodic array of shapes (a chain link fence) and determines the "Average" shape and identifies the one with the closest-to-average shape.
Hello @Image Analyst , If I have numberOfShapes=2 in my case, it does not work well then. The result is smaller one of the two shapes instead of average shape. Could you please check? Or am I doing any mistake?
@Image Analyst I do not have circular-shaped objects, instead I have something similar to your blobs shape. So, 'EquivDiameter' properties won't be a good solution. Just to show that when number of shapes=2, the averaging does not work as in your code, I gave a simple example of circular objects.
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