May 2019
Intermediate to advanced
494 pages
14h 6m
English
The watershed transformation is a popular image-processing algorithm that is used to segment an image into homogenous regions quickly. It relies on the idea that when the image is seen as a topological relief, the homogeneous regions correspond to relatively flat basins, delimited by steep edges. As a result of its simplicity, the original version of this algorithm tends to over-segment the image, which produces multiple small regions. This is why OpenCV proposes a variant of this algorithm that uses a set of predefined markers that guide the definition of the image segments.
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