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Automate optimal threshold value identification for image processing tasks using OpenCV.
The FindThreshold node is designed to help you identify the optimal threshold value for image processing tasks. This node is particularly useful when you need to convert a grayscale image to a binary image by determining the best threshold value that meets a specific condition. By automating the search for the appropriate threshold, it saves you time and effort, ensuring that the resulting binary image is well-suited for further processing or analysis. The node leverages OpenCV's thresholding capabilities and allows for flexible configuration to meet various image processing needs.
The source image that you want to process. This should be a grayscale image represented as a tensor. The quality and characteristics of this image will directly impact the thresholding results.
The starting value for the threshold search. This parameter defines the lower bound of the range within which the node will search for the optimal threshold. The value should be an integer, and it influences the initial point of the search process.
The ending value for the threshold search. This parameter sets the upper bound of the range for the threshold search. The value should be an integer, and it determines the final point of the search process.
The type of thresholding to apply. This parameter specifies the method of thresholding to be used, such as binary or binary inverse. The choice of threshold type affects how the thresholding operation is performed on the image.
The factor by which the image is downscaled during the threshold search. This parameter helps speed up the search process by reducing the image size. The value should be an integer, and a higher value results in a smaller image, which can make the search faster but less precise.
A condition that the thresholded image must meet. This parameter is a string representing a Python lambda function that evaluates whether the thresholded image satisfies a specific condition. The condition is used to determine the optimal threshold value.
The thresholded image resulting from the search process. This is a binary image represented as a tensor, where the optimal threshold value has been applied. The output image can be used for further processing or analysis.
src
) is a well-prepared grayscale image to achieve the best thresholding results.start_at
and end_at
parameters to define a reasonable range for the threshold search, based on the characteristics of your image.thresh_type
to match the specific requirements of your image processing task.downscale_factor
to balance between search speed and precision. A higher downscale factor speeds up the search but may reduce accuracy.condition
to ensure that the thresholded image meets your specific criteria.src
) is not in the expected grayscale format.start_at
or end_at
values are outside the acceptable range for thresholding.start_at
and end_at
parameters to be within a valid range, typically between 0 and 255.condition
string is not a valid Python lambda function or contains errors.condition
parameter is a correctly formatted Python lambda function and that it can be evaluated without errors.© Copyright 2024 RunComfy. All Rights Reserved.