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canny-edge-detector
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Canny edge detector
$ npm install canny-edge-detector
Find edges in an image using the Canny algorithm.
Returns a greyscale image with the edges at options.brightness
value.
arguments
image
- a greyscale Imageoptions
- an optional objectoptions
lowThreshold
: Low threshold for the hysteresis procedure (default: 10).highThreshold
: High threshold for the hysteresis procedure (default: 30).gaussianBlur
: Sigma parameter for the gaussian filter step (default: 1.1).brightness
: Values assigned to each edge pixel on the result image (default: image.maxValue).import cannyEdgeDetector from 'canny-edge-detector';
import Image from 'image-js';
Image.load('my-image.png').then((img) => {
const grey = img.grey();
const edge = cannyEdgeDetector(grey);
return edge.save('edge.png');
})
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Canny edge detector
The npm package canny-edge-detector receives a total of 10,271 weekly downloads. As such, canny-edge-detector popularity was classified as popular.
We found that canny-edge-detector demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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