问题
How to detect a hotspot in an image using opencv? I have tried googling but couldnt get a clue of it.
Description: I need to filter good images from a live video stream. In this case I need to just detect the Hotspot in a frame. I need to do this in opencv.
What is HotSpot?
Hot spots are shiny areas on a subject’s face which are caused by a flash reflecting off a shiny surface or by uneven lighting. It tends to make the subject look as if they are sweating, which is not a good look.
Update : http://answers.opencv.org/question/7223/hotspots-in-an-image/ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Specular_highlight
The above two links also could help for my Post?
Image with HotSpot:
Image Without HotSpot:
回答1:
An automatic rough indication of these "hotspot" areas can be obtained by a gaussian filtering followed by a binarization. The expectation is that the "hotspot" is much brighter than the area around it, so after a gaussian filtering they will be at least slightly highlighted and, at the same time, image artifacts are reduced due to the nature of the low-pass filtering.
Example results follow. Binarization at 0.75 (range is always [0, 1]) after a simple conversion to grayscale, Binarization at 0.85 after a gaussian filtering in the B channel of the HSB colorspace:
In both cases large components were removed due to the assumption that "hotspots" aren't too big.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/14809506/how-to-detect-hotspots-in-an-image