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>> I am doing classification of crop and weed the I have detected the crop but it is displaying in separate windows please help me to obtain all crops in one image thanks in advance

[Adam]

You haven't included any code. Since they appear to be non-overlapping segmentations can you not just add the images together?

[amogha]

Sorry forgotten to attach code.

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[Image Analyst]

I don't know how they got separated in the first place. If you do color segmentation you'll get all of them. See the color segmentation demos in my File Exchange, particularly the one on segmenting by hue. http://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/?term=authorid%3A31862

[amogha]

 I have done the segmentation based on the area threshold. Which area is more than 6000 is classified as crop. And weed also separately displayed.
Thanks in advance.

[amogha]

Hello image analyst, I have gone through the simple colour detection by hue, in that they have illustrated till measurement of area, based on the area how do we classify the objects.

[Image Analyst]

Sorry, I doubt you'll be able to tell green weeds from green crops in your photos.

[amogha]

Hello I am trying to classify the weeds which is of same colour as crop.

[Image Analyst]

I know. But I can't see them in your photo. Can you? Why don't you upload an annotated picture with arrows pointing to all the weeds and describe what is different looking about them?

[amogha]

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[Image Analyst]

Well that's a completely different image. However I still don't know what's a weed and what's a desired crop. What about the first image with the large field of view, were you able to see weeds in it?

[amogha]

Hello in the new image attached, right top image is weed and bottom is crop. In the large field view the weed are null but crops are getting separated after execution. Thank You

[Image Analyst]

If all your images are like the one with the small field of view you might be able to do it for crops of that specific color and weeds of that specific color because they are different colors and sizes. In the one with the field of view of the whole field, the crops are probably so much bigger than the weeds that you can't even see them. You can get the whole image in one binary image. In fact I bet that is what you started with. I don't think you started with separate binary images - it started as one and you separated them for some reason. The complete image is called BW in your code, so if that's what you want, you already have it.