How can I calculate the number of the neighbours for each cell?
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I want to calculate the percentage of hexagonal cells in a binary image, which means the number of the cells that have another 6 neighbours cells. I'm looking for a function that can do that in Matlab. I've tried different Matlab functions such as regionprops, and bwconncomp. However, no one works for me. is there any idea.
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Image Analyst
on 2 Mar 2016
Edited: Image Analyst
on 2 Mar 2016
Threshold for black. Then call bwlabel(). Then call imdilate() to grow out the regions one layer until they touch. Then call graycomatrix to find out what number region touches each other number region. If they don't touch, the count will be zero in the result of graycomatrix(). Just sum up the number of non-zero columns to count the number of neighbors. No, I don't have a demo, so give it a try and share your code if you can't get it working.
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