How do I find the percentage for the area of white colour over the area of the full image?
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This is an image i have eroded and dilated. How do i find the percentage of the white ?
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John BG
on 10 May 2018
Hi Nursyahirah
When one zooms in it turns out that KSSV answer includes a lot of grey pixels wrapping the thick white dots that shouldn't be considered aprt of the pixels.
KSSV code renders a white area of
..
0 0 67
0 0 67
0 0 67
0 5 63
73 73 122
iwant =
0.155080657527910
.
KSSV says the white dots cover 15% of the image.
Yet, when we binarize the image
A1=A(:,:,1);
A2=imbinarize(A1);
imshow(A1)
figure(2);imshow(A2)
px_nz=nnz(A2)
total_px=numel(A2)
px_nz/total_px
px_nz =
23093
total_px =
399582
ans =
0.057792893573785
.
the image only has a 5.7% of white pixels.
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Comment: Since the question clearly mentions 'full image' there's no need the crop the image.
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John BG
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KSSV
on 10 May 2018
Hello...when you save the image....the image has white background in all the corners...so I included the command to crop it...it is a commonsense that the user wants the ratio from whole image ...not a small part of it...
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KSSV
on 10 May 2018
I = imread('ED.png') ; % REad the image
I = imcrop(I) ; % crop the required part
I = rgb2gray(I) ; % convert to gray image
whitepixels = nnz(I) ;
totalpixels = numel(I) ;
iwant = whitepixels/totalpixels
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John BG
on 10 May 2018
Hi KSSV
I just tried your code cropping the entire image and it returns
..
0 0 67
0 0 67
0 0 67
0 5 63
73 73 122
iwant =
0.155080657527910
does it look to you that the white thick dots are anywhere close to a 15% of the whole image?
Nursyahirah Hafidz
on 11 May 2018
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John BG
on 11 May 2018
Edited: John BG
on 11 May 2018
what do you mean by the percentage of your gui?
the percentage is already
amount_white_px/total_amount
use the amount directly, or x100.
Convert it to string with num2str() to use it in any command like: title xlabel ylabel or text, to add as comment directly on the screen?
Or has your gui a specific field? then plug the result to the gui field variable.
If you post another question asking how to key in this found percentage into your gui, and you attach your gui or a sample of it, I will show you how to use this result in your gui.
Regards
John BG
Image Analyst
on 11 May 2018
How do you want to display it? In a static text label? In a table control? Over the image in the text overlay?
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