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The reference implementation of the Kernel-Based Hough Transform (http://www.ic.uff.br/~laffernandes/projects/kht) for detecting straight lines in binary images moved to GitHub (https://github.com/laffernandes/kht).
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An object oriented ray tracer and image manipulation library. Also comprises ZRVision, a computer vision support library and several example apps illustrating what can be done with ZeroRay.
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This program is able to detect circles in images. Therefor it uses the hough algorithm CvHoughCircles from the OpenCV library. You can define all parameters e.g. min-/max radius, min distance between circles, all kinds of thresholds, filters and so on.
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Rectangle detection with Hough transform
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This's an image processing's software(RGB,HSL).The feature are: every kind of filters, optimal edge detection, automatic threashold,mathematical morphology, LPE,arithmetic,Hough... We can do every treatment with the mouse or we can define some scripts.
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