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(ii) Fig. 4(d) shows a binary image D. Figures Fig 4(e) and 4(f) are two different structure elements E and F, respectively. Determine the result of the following morphological operations. Note that the pixel marked "+" is the origin of the image. (1) G = D\ominus E (2) G \oplus F

          (ii) Fig. 4(d) shows a binary image D. Figures Fig 4(e) and 4(f) are two different
structure elements E and F, respectively. Determine the result of the following
morphological operations. Note that the pixel marked "+" is the origin of the
image.
(1) G = D\ominus E
(2) G \oplus F

(ii) Fig. 4(d) shows a binary image D. Figures Fig 4(e) and 4(f) are two different
structure elements E and F, respectively. Determine the result of the following
morphological operations. Note that the pixel marked "+" is the origin of the
image.
(1) G = D⊖E
(2) G ⊕F

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04/13/2020

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(ii) Fig. 4(d) shows a binary image D. Figures Fig 4(e) and 4(f) are two different structure elements E and F, respectively. Determine the result of the following morphological operations. Note that the pixel marked "+" is the origin of the image. (1) G=D⊖E (2) Go+F Fig 4(d) Image D Fig 4(e) Structure Element E Fig 4(f) Structure Element F (ii) Fig. 4d shows a binary image D. Figures Fig 4e and 4f are two different structure elements E and F, respectively. Determine the result of the following morphological operations. Note that the pixel marked + is the origin of the image. (1) G=DOE (2) GOF + Fig 4(d) Image D Fig 4(e) Structure Element E Fig 4(f) Structure Element F