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Original Articles

Determination of Tangerine Volume Using Image Processing Methods

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Pages 760-770 | Received 14 May 2008, Accepted 14 Mar 2009, Published online: 08 Mar 2010

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Table 1 Weight and volumes of tangerines used in this study

Figure 1 Schematic of developed machine vision system.

Figure 1 Schematic of developed machine vision system.

Figure 2 (a) front view: acquire two perpendicular images of tangerine and calculation of b and c diameters; top view: acquire one image with camera 1 and calculation of a diameter.

Figure 2 (a) front view: acquire two perpendicular images of tangerine and calculation of b and c diameters; top view: acquire one image with camera 1 and calculation of a diameter.

Figure 3 The dimensions of an ellipsoid.

Figure 3 The dimensions of an ellipsoid.

Figure 4 (a) Tangerine fruit; (b) segmentation of tangerine; (c) extraction of two diameters of one surface of one sector; (d) thickness of sector and its surface areas.

Figure 4 (a) Tangerine fruit; (b) segmentation of tangerine; (c) extraction of two diameters of one surface of one sector; (d) thickness of sector and its surface areas.

Figure 5 (a) Tangerine volume measured using water displacement method (WDM) and ellipsoid approximation method (EAM) with the line of equality; (b) bland–Altman plot for the comparison of tangerine volumes measured with water displacement and ellipsoid approximation methods; outer lines indicate the 95% limits of agreement (–1.66 ;–12.91 cm 3) and center line shows the average difference (−7.3 cm 3).

Figure 5 (a) Tangerine volume measured using water displacement method (WDM) and ellipsoid approximation method (EAM) with the line of equality; (b) bland–Altman plot for the comparison of tangerine volumes measured with water displacement and ellipsoid approximation methods; outer lines indicate the 95% limits of agreement (–1.66 ;–12.91 cm 3) and center line shows the average difference (−7.3 cm 3).

Table 2 t-test analyses on comparing volume measurement methods

Figure 6 (a) Tangerine volume measured using water displacement method (WDM) and segmentation method (SM) with the line of equality; (b) bland–Altman plot for the comparison of tangerine volumes measured with water displacement and segmentation methods; outer lines indicate the 95% limits of agreement (−4.83; 6.14 cm 3) and center line shows the average difference (0.66 cm 3).

Figure 6 (a) Tangerine volume measured using water displacement method (WDM) and segmentation method (SM) with the line of equality; (b) bland–Altman plot for the comparison of tangerine volumes measured with water displacement and segmentation methods; outer lines indicate the 95% limits of agreement (−4.83; 6.14 cm 3) and center line shows the average difference (0.66 cm 3).

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