Angle Posted September 6, 2009 Report Share Posted September 6, 2009 The ROI for IMAQ Rake must be rectangle or rotate rectangle. But I have to use the Polygon ROI for the input parameter. So I want to know how resolve this problem. Thanks The ROI for IMAQ Rake must be rectangle or rotate rectangle. But I have to use the Polygon ROI for the input parameter. So I want to know how resolve this problem. Thanks . Vision Development Module 7.0.1 - Windows 2000/95/98/NT/XP - UPDATE中提到This is the IMAQ Vision 7.0.1 Update. It provides several enhancements to IMAQ Vision 7.0. It is a free download and IMAQ Vision 7.0 must be installed in order to run this update. The following feature have been improved: 1. Removed memory leaks associated with saving and loading images with overlays. 2. IMAQ Copy Overlay with the source and destination images the same now works correctly. 3. IMAQ Rake now works correctly with all Polygon ROIs. 4. The LabVIEW Image Display control displays more efficiently. 5. IMAQ Fit Circle 2 now returns the correct area and perimeter measurements. But I find the results are not the same as the above reports. Quote Link to comment
Neville D Posted September 8, 2009 Report Share Posted September 8, 2009 (edited) The ROI for IMAQ Rake must be rectangle or rotate rectangle. But I have to use the Polygon ROI for the input parameter. So I want to know how resolve this problem. Thanks The ROI for IMAQ Rake must be rectangle or rotate rectangle. But I have to use the Polygon ROI for the input parameter. So I want to know how resolve this problem. Thanks . Vision Development Module 7.0.1 - Windows 2000/95/98/NT/XP - UPDATE中提到This is the IMAQ Vision 7.0.1 Update. 3. IMAQ Rake now works correctly with all Polygon ROIs. But I find the results are not the same as the above reports. As far as I remember, IMAQ Rake always needed a rectangular ROI. (Sorry I don't have LV on my home PC to check it). I have used it all the way upto LabVIEW/Vision 8.6. You could transform the Polygon into a Mask, then fit a larger rectangle that encompasses all the polygon points. Use this rectangle as the ROI. Any pts outside your polygon will be "black" and hopefully no edges will be detected there. Neville. Edited September 8, 2009 by Neville D Quote Link to comment
Angle Posted September 10, 2009 Author Report Share Posted September 10, 2009 Thanks for your replay. I try the method of your suggestion to application. The points outside of polygon are black but the transition of black to polygon , the IMAQ RAKE find the edge, however only the points inside of polygon are my wants. So how find the edge points are along the polygon line is important. how ? I want to use the edge points to compare with the polygon line coordinates. but the coordinates of contours meanings? 1,2 is origin, 3,4 is second origin? Quote Link to comment
Angle Posted September 10, 2009 Author Report Share Posted September 10, 2009 I find the coordinates express the coordinate of line, and the lines build up the polygon. The above question is solved. but how to save the polygon information is the other question ? Thanks. Quote Link to comment
Angle Posted January 24, 2010 Author Report Share Posted January 24, 2010 Thank you ,Neville D I have resolved these problem. Quote Link to comment
Angle Posted April 21, 2010 Author Report Share Posted April 21, 2010 I found the .dll file to resolve this problem, In labview , it provides a CLF node to invoke the dll file, so it is easy to using the code from other platform. Quote Link to comment
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