Because plants used for edging will be in a high-visibility location, and because you want them to adequately conceal the path's edge, it is a good idea to select thick-growing plants.
The secondary yarn (color B) will only be used for the edging.
Color information is used for edge detection and staircase identification.
Then, the Chamfer Distance function [10] is used for edge likelihood.
Additionally, this method can be used for edge detection, detail enhancement and clip-art restoration.
It provides a linear progression of distances from edge points and is used for edge matching to detect moving edges.
Optical microscopy and soft X-ray radiography were used for edge and internal damage observation, respectively.
When used for edge detection, it yields theoretical performance indices that rival, and even top, the best reported marks.
However, there are other forms, such as the segmentation- and transform-based operators, which could also be used for edge extraction.
First-order gradient filter followed by thresholding is more commonly used for edge localisation [2, 44, 46, 59, 76] due to its noise immunity characteristics compared to Laplacian.
