_VlMserReg Struct Reference
#include <mser.h>
Detailed Description
For internal use only.
Extremal regions and maximally stable extremal regions are instances of image regions.
There is an image region for each pixel of the image. Each region is represented by an instance of this structure. Regions are stored into an array in pixel order.
Regions are arranged into a forest. VlMserReg::parent points to the parent node, or to the node itself if the node is a root. VlMserReg::parent is the index of the node in the node array (which therefore is also the index of the corresponding pixel). VlMserReg::height is the distance of the fartest leaf. If the node itself is a leaf, then VlMserReg::height is zero.
VlMserReg::area is the area of the image region corresponding to this node.
VlMserReg::region is the extremal region identifier. Not all regions are extremal regions however; if the region is NOT extremal, this field is set to ....
Definition at line 148 of file mser.h.
Data Fields | |
vl_uint | parent |
vl_uint | shortcut |
vl_uint | height |
vl_uint | area |
Field Documentation
points to the parent region.
Definition at line 150 of file mser.h.
Referenced by vl_mser_ell_fit(), and vl_mser_process().
points to a region closer to a root.
Definition at line 151 of file mser.h.
Referenced by climb(), and vl_mser_process().
region height in the forest.
Definition at line 152 of file mser.h.
Referenced by vl_mser_process().
area of the region.
Definition at line 153 of file mser.h.
Referenced by vl_mser_ell_fit(), and vl_mser_process().
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