Line Detection Implementation Using Hough Transform
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Implementation of line detection via Hough transform constructs a target line segment with 2 signal-to-noise ratio and 34-pixel length in Gaussian-distributed noise background; after identifying the line equation, a fixed-length sliding window approach determines segment endpoints to precisely locate the line segment position. Algorithm includes Hough voting mechanism and peak detection for parameter space analysis.
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Using Hough transform for line detection enables construction of a target line segment with 2 signal-to-noise ratio and 34-pixel length in Gaussian-distributed noise background. The implementation typically involves creating a Hough accumulation array where each edge pixel votes for possible line parameters (ρ, θ). After detecting the dominant line through peak identification in Hough space, a fixed-length sliding window approach scans along the detected line to locate segment endpoints by maximizing correlation with expected segment characteristics. This method enhances positioning accuracy through parametric space analysis and systematic endpoint verification, improving detection reliability. Key functions include edge detection preprocessing, Hough transform computation, and sliding window correlation analysis for precise segment localization.
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