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Placido Sub-Pixel Edge Detection Algorithm Based on Enhanced Mexican Hat Wavelet Transform and Improved Zernike
Yujie Wang1, Jinyu Liang1, Yating Xiao1
1School of Information and Communication Engineering, North University of China, Taiyuan 030051, China.
Abstract:
In order to meet the high-precision location requirements of the corneal Placido ring edge in corneal topographic reconstruction, this paper proposes a sub-pixel edge detection algorithm based on multi-scale and multi-position enhanced Mexican Hat Wavelet Transform and improved Zernike moment. Firstly, the image undergoes preliminary processing using a multi-scale and multi-position enhanced Mexican Hat Wavelet Transform function. Subsequently, the preliminary edge information extracted is relocated based on the Zernike moments of a 9 × 9 template. Finally, two improved adaptive edge threshold algorithms are employed to determine the actual sub-pixel edge points of the image, thereby realizing sub-pixel edge detection for corneal Placido ring images. Through comparison and analysis of edge extraction results from real human eye images obtained using the algorithm proposed in this paper and those from other existing algorithms, it is observed that the average sub-pixel edge error of other algorithms is 0.286 pixels, whereas the proposed algorithm achieves an average error of only 0.094 pixels. Furthermore, the proposed algorithm demonstrates strong robustness against noise.

