Generalized Hough transform

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Hi,

Does anyone have codes for the 'Generalized Hough transform'. Or knows a website that has some. I spent 2 days on Google trying to find some but, no forum and no tutorial that have found have code for the 'Generalized Hough transform'. They only have code for analytic curves (circles, ellipsis, parabolas,... ). I know that, for the 'Generalized Hough transform', you don't need a function. Your parameters will serve as a look up table. I am busy writing codes for the 'Generalized Hough transform' but, it would be nice to have already written codes to use as reference. :)

Thanks in advance

Herve

Posted 19-Dec-10 23:07pm

The_Real_Chubaka

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ma7moud.emam 30-Mar-14 7:43am

could you please send us the code? i'm in an urgent need for this code
thanks in advance

Legor 31-Mar-14 4:39am

Have a look at this tutorial which also contains C++ code of the GHT.

http://www.business-to-technology.com/generalized-hough-transform/[^]

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Have a look at this tutorial which also contains C++ code of the GHT.

http://www.business-to-technology.com/generalized-hough-transform/[^]

Posted 30-Mar-14 22:31pm

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ma7moud.emam 3-Apr-14 8:48am

thanks for your help

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Richard MacCutchan · Accepted Answer · 2010-12-20T01:24:00

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I found this[^] which includes some code; maybe it will help.

Posted 20-Dec-10 1:24am

Richard MacCutchan

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The_Real_Chubaka 20-Dec-10 7:44am

I already found that one. It only has code for the 'Hough transform' for circles and ellipsis :(
I need code for non analytic curves. This is because i am trying to detect shapes in an image that are in another image. Those shapes can be anything.
Thanks anyway.