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A Novel Algorithm for Analysis of a Local Shape In the 3-D Gray Image

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This paper discusses about topology preserving 3-D skeletonization sequential algorithm which computes curve skeletons for the given solid object, which does not require any computations which are complex, large number of windows which make implementation a complex.
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For shape analysis in 3-D, probably skeletonization will become a momentous tool for analyzing the different shapes in 3-D, as similar to the 2-D. This paper discusses about topology preserving 3-D skeletonization sequential algorithm which computes curve skeletons for the given solid object. The original geometry of the given object will be well-preserved by curve skeleton. In the proposed algorithm, each voxel of the three-dimensional image is classified as two classes: boundary, corner. The object is scanned with the use of a structuring element, border and corner voxels are classified based on the certain condition proposed in this paper. This algorithm does not require any computations which are complex, large number of windows which make implementation a complex. The proposed algorithm is various 3-D simulated images and resulting skeletons are found to satisfactory. The 3-D simulated images and its skeletons are viewed with the help of ImageJ software.

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FPGA implementation of digital 3-D image skeletonization algorithm for shape matching applications

TL;DR: An image skeletonization plays an important role in applications such as object identification, object’s shape description, pattern recognition, computer vision, telemedicine, and image compression.
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Digital Skeletonization for Bio-Medical Images

Oreva Olakpe
TL;DR: Skeletonization and thinning techniques are applied for hospitalized patients' brain images to find object identification, matching, and tracking, and also for many other purposes as discussed by the authors , which will evade distortions in the object's topology and geometry.
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Extraction of the Euclidean skeleton based on a connectivity criterion

TL;DR: A connectivity criterion is proposed, which can be used to determine whether a given pixel is a skeleton point independently, and is based on a set of point pairs along the object boundary, which are the nearest contour points to the pixel under consideration and its 8 neighbors.
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