Morph-M

Morph-M is a multiplatform c++ developed library for image processing and mathematical morphology. This library was initially developed by Romain Lerallut and Raffi Enficiaud, two (former) PhD students at the Center of Mathematical Morphology. It is now used as a collaborative development platform in the center. Morph-M provides hundreds of functions ranging from basic operations to state-of-the-art functions in image-processing and mathematical morphology.
I actively contribute to the development of Morph-M. Below is a list summarizing my main contributions :

• The Resonances module which aims to restore the optical soundtracks at the image level.
• The ShapesAnalysis module which provides a large variety of functions related to shape analysis including :
• hit-or-miss operations,
• Zhang skeleton,
• skeleton decomposition, filtering and labeling,
• binary shapes features computation,
• … ect
• The RegionGrowing module which provides a large range of region growing variations.
• Support of multispectral images by :
• defining a base type in Morph-M and dispatching all the arithmetic related functions to support this type;
• creating the Multispectral module which provides a set of input/output and access-related functions for this kind of images.