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mmcbisector - N-Conditional bisector.

Synopsis
y = mmcbisector( f, B, n )
Input
f: Binary image (logical uint8).
B: Structuring element.
n: positive integer ( filtering rate)
Output
y: Binary image (logical uint8).
Description
mmcbisector creates the binary image y by performing a filtering of the morphological skeleton of the binary image f, relative to the structuring element B. The strength of this filtering is controlled by the parameter n. Particularly, if n=0, y is the morphological skeleton of f itself.
Examples 
a=mmbinary(mmreadgray('gear.tif'));
Warning: Converting image from binary uint8 to uint8.
b=mmcbisector(a,mmsebox,1);
c=mmcbisector(a,mmsebox,2);
d=mmcbisector(a,mmsebox,3);
e=mmcbisector(a,mmsebox,10);
mmshow(a);
mmshow(b);
mmshow(c);
mmshow(d);
mmshow(e);
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Equation

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Algorithm 
function y=mmcbisector_equ(f, B, n)
  y = mmbinary(zeros(size(f)));
  for i=0:length(f)
    nb = mmsesum(B,i);
    nbp = mmsesum(B,i+1);
    f1 = mmero(f,nbp);
    f2 = mmcdil(f1,f,B,n);
    f3 = mmsubm(mmero(f,nb),f2);
    y = mmunion(y,f3);
  end;
See Also
mmfreedom - Control automatic data type conversion.
mmlastero - Last erosion.
mmskelm - Morphological skeleton (Medial Axis Transform).
mmthin - Image transformation by thinning.
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