Tobias Welby

I've been attempting to build a rudimentary sonification system at the moment, however, I have hit a brick wall with what i intended to do.

I was hoping that the synthesis stage could be manipulated by the size or length of an object in the image - at this stage the images used are very basic i.e. black boxes on a white background - but i cannot find an object in which I can manipulate just certain values in a matrix.

In any other situation outside of max I could just use a while loop to calculate the length of the object across the Y and X axis before multiplying them together, but i have not found an equivalent solution to do this Max.

Does anybody have any ideas of how this could be done?

Any help with this would be greatly appreciated.

I've been attempting to build a rudimentary sonification system at the moment, however, I have hit a brick wall with what i intended to do. 

I was hoping that the synthesis stage could be manipulated by the size or length of an object in the image - at this stage the images used are very basic i.e. black boxes on a white background - but i cannot find an object in which I can manipulate just certain values in a matrix. 

In any other situation outside of max I could just use a while loop to calculate the length of the object across the Y and X axis before multiplying them together, but i have not found an equivalent solution to do this Max. 

Any help with this would be greatly appreciated. 

calculating-areas-of-objects-in-an-image-while-loop-alternative

there's the jit.expr object which uses math and logic operators on a whole matrix, so you could use a thresholding function (ie > or

also there's the cv.jit package that does lots of computer vision tasks such as this for you

there's the jit.expr object which uses math and logic operators on a whole matrix, so you could use a thresholding function (ie > or 

also there's  the cv.jit package that does lots of computer vision tasks such as this for you


Calculating areas of objects in an image - While loop alternative?