Luan Souza
Luan Souza

Reputation: 175

How can I mark a superpixel that belongs to a region of interest?

I've applied superpixels to segment an image (more precisely graph-based watershed), and it has 1000 segments (i.e. 1000 superpixels). A bare example is shown below:

Superpixels applied to teeth x-ray image.

The image I'm working on is a teeth x-ray (grayscale). I want to select all the superpixels that belong to the teeth and then train my ConvNet for classifying them as "teeth" or "non-teeth" tissues.

After I classify them, I would like to get all the ones with "teeth" labels and mark them over the original image until a tooth is totally segmented. An example is shown below, where the referred tooth is marked in red.

Superpixels classified as "teeth tissue" marked in red

So how can I do this automatically, that is how can I classify the superpixels as "teeth" or "non-teeth" tissues?

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