Return the Coordinates of the differences

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Mark Petty
Mark Petty on 30 Jun 2019
Commented: Mark Petty on 30 Jun 2019
I have two images, where the only difference is a relocated book, from the table to the floor. Using the 'diff' method of the imfuse and imshowpair I have been able to highlight the 'original' and 'relocated' position of the books in one image; one image registered on the other. Is there a way to automatically place a bounding box around both books in the fused image so that I could obtain the coordinates?
I have had some success in converting the fused image to binary, using bwareafilt to filter out the highlighted 'difference' regions and then using regionprops 'boundingbox' method. However, it is cumbersome and I feel that there is a better solution.

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KALYAN ACHARJYA
KALYAN ACHARJYA on 30 Jun 2019
Edited: KALYAN ACHARJYA on 30 Jun 2019
Return the Coordinates of the differences?
Suppose you have two images (Considering both images are capture in identical illumination enviroment)
a> Original image
b>book reallocation image
Converting two images in gray
diff_im=a-b;
Although both images are capture in identical illumination, but still it not exactly same, therefore, force the some pixel lower data(threshold), which may not equal to zero to Zero.
diff_im=modified a-b %do operation
idx=find(diff_im(:,:) !=0) %fives indexing wheich are not same in bot images
Is this sense to your question?
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Mark Petty
Mark Petty on 30 Jun 2019
That is essentially what I have done, take the imfuse image from a Grayscale to a binary image so that the two instances of the book stand out. However, is there another more relable way to identify the differences, surround them with bounding boxes and get the x,y coords.

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Guillaume
Guillaume on 30 Jun 2019
Sounds like you're doing image registration. Have you considered looking at the functions that matlab already provides? There's also some registration functions in the computer vision toolbox.
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Mark Petty
Mark Petty on 30 Jun 2019
Yes I am performing image registration, the two images that I am using have been registed using ASIFT feature matching, then estimateGeometric Transform, then imwarp.

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