Question: This is first code % Load an image img = imread ( ' image 3 . jpg ' ) ; % Display the original image
This is first code
Load an image
img imreadimagejpg;
Display the original image
figure, imshowimg titleOriginal Image';
Convert the image from RGB to HSV color space for easier color segmentation
hsvimg rgbhsvimg;
figure;
Define thresholds for the red and green colors in the HSV space
Adjust these ranges based on your image specifics and the colors you want to segment
colors
'red', ; Hue range for red, Saturation min, Value min
'green', Hue range for green, Saturation min, Value min
;
Initialize a figure for displaying multiple outputs
Loop through each color and process segmentation
for i :sizecolors
colorname colorsi;
huemin colorsi;
huemax colorsi;
satmin colorsi;
valmin colorsi;
Create a binary mask where specific color areas are white
colormask hsvimg:: huemin & hsvimg:: huemax &
hsvimg:: satmin &
hsvimg:: valmin;
Apply morphological operations to clean up the mask
Remove noise using opening with a square element
colormask imopencolormask, strelrectangle;
Fill holes using closing with a square element
colormask imclosecolormask, strelrectangle;
Segment the color from the original image
colorsegmented img;
colorsegmented~repmatcolormask, ;
Display the mask and the segmented image
subplot sizecolors i;
imshowcolormask titlecolorname Mask';
subplot sizecolors sizecolorsi;
imshowcolorsegmented titlecolorname Segmented';
end
ans this is second code
Load an image
image imreadK:BelgcgTurkeyjpg;
Convert the image from RGB to HSV
hsvimage rgbhsvimage;
Define initial HSV range for segmentation example values for red color
hmin ;
smin ;
vmin ;
hmax ;
smax ;
vmax ;
Create a mask for the selected color
mask hsvimage:: hmin & hsvimage:: hmax &
hsvimage:: smin & hsvimage:: smax &
hsvimage:: vmin & hsvimage:: vmax;
Apply dilation to enhance the segmentation result
SE ones; Define a x square structuring element
dilatedmask imdilatemask SE;
Apply the dilated mask to the original image
result bsxfun@times, image, castdilatedmask, 'like', image;
Display the original image, mask, and the result
figure;
subplot;
imshowimage;
titleOriginal Image';
subplot;
imshowmask;
titleMask;
subplot;
imshowresult;
titleResult withDilation;
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