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What is the top hat transformation and when is it used? Sketch a 1D example of the image profile demonstrating the use of top hat transform, show the top-hat transform result.
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It is defined as the difference between the original image and its morphological opening. The purpose of the top hat transform is to extract small elements and details from the image, which are lighter than the background. Show more…
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