Abstract
In order to solve the problems of poor adaptability when setting threshold and the high probability of detecting pseudo-edges in the existing methods of edge detection, the paper proposes an adaptive edge-detection method based on histogram. Multi-scale wavelet transform is used to preprocess the image, the image details are highlighted obviously, and it also can avoid the effect of manual setting filter coefficients. Difference of gray values between the pixels of local area are used to calculate the gradients comprehensively, it extends the gradient direction to four directions. When calculating the gradient of edge pixel, the four directions make the expression of the gradients of edge points more perfect and avoid the edge points missing. The adaptive method is used to compute the threshold of edge-detection, the image is represented by histogram. Then use the ratio of the number of pixels in the bar and the total numbers of pixels to set the initial threshold. The regions on both sides of the initial threshold are used to calculate the high threshold and low threshold until the reasonable error between the current threshold and the previous threshold is very small iteratively. The acquired threshold makes the self-adaptability more reasonable and stronger, it also avoids the detection errors, the connection errors and the pseudo-edges which are caused by setting threshold artificially. The experimental results show that the proposed algorithm of edge detection has a good effect of preserving edge detail and filtering noise of image.
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