Mathematical morphology

ID: mathematical-morphology

Mathematical morphology is a theoretical framework and a set of techniques for analyzing and processing geometric structures, often used in image analysis and computer vision. It was developed in the 1960s and 1970s, primarily by the mathematician Georges Matheron and his collaborator Jean Serra. The fundamental idea is to use set theory and lattice theory to study the shape and structure of objects in images.

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