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Date:         Fri, 30 Jul 2004 09:11:46 +0100
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From:         Gabriel Landini <[log in to unmask]>
Organization: The University of Birmingham, UK.
Subject:      Re: AW: Chain Code Implementation In ImageJ
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You wrote:
> I was wondering had anyone derived chain code implementation from the
> ImageJ skeleton? thank you!


yancheng,

I do not have one for skeletons, but for closed outlines.
If you implement one, I would suggest to have a look at:
"A file format proposal for chain code-based curve representation"
Inesta Quereda JM, Sanchiz Mart JM, Garcia Sevilla P.
(Technical report)

The report is not online, but I got a paper copy from one of the authors
(forgot which one)
One of them is here:
http://grfia.dlsi.ua.es/members?id=inesta

My chain encoder, however is not in the format suggested by the paper above,
and I am hoping to change it accordingly (not sure when, though).

I hope it helps,

Gabriel

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