interpolation of a binary map

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scaramanga
scaramanga on 27 Sep 2012
Hi All,
After performing a level set contour detection on an image I create a binary Map (1 on a contour, 0 otherwise). For computation efficiency, I process a downsampled image (factor 4). After Upsampling my map I no longer have a closed contour. I would like to interpolate points, what function should I use.
Let's say that my map is X and [m,n]=size(X).
Thank you

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Sean de Wolski
Sean de Wolski on 27 Sep 2012
Edited: Sean de Wolski on 27 Sep 2012
You have yourself what is not necessarily an easy problem. If the contour was guaranteed to be convex it would be greatly simplified, but level-sets don't obey this.
Here is one possibility:
%%Sample image:
I = imread('cameraman.tif');
sz = size(I);
M = I<50; %map
E = bwperim(M); %edges
E = bwareaopen(E,100); %edges of big things (for example)
amp = 4; %amplification factor
bounds = bwboundaries(E); %get the boundaries
szAmp = sz*amp; %amplification size
E2 = false(szAmp); %preallocate
for ii = 1:numel(bounds)
E2 = E2 | poly2mask(bounds{ii}(:,2)*amp,bounds{ii}(:,1)*amp,szAmp(1),szAmp(2));
%Make mask out of each bounded polygon
end
E2 = bwperim(E2); %get the edge again
imtool(E2) %inspect it

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