[features] most wanted features for contributing?

[ThomasRetornaz]

Hi i m experimented morphologycal guy (phd in this domain) but im quiet new in julia comming from c++ community So what features will be the most valuable if i could contribute

• speedup erode/dilate with simd?
• implement seg tools eg whatersed
• generalize labelizations algoritms
• more generally add benchmarks to find bootleneck *... Let me know Regards

[johnnychen94]

Thanks for the interest. I suggest you contribute to things that you're interested in most and happen to improve the community.

speedup erode/dilate with simd?

This would be much helpful! As for the benchmark, setting up a benchmark cases folder could be the first step, we use PkgBenchmark + BenchmarkCI, you can take a look at ImageContrastAdjustment.jl as an example. We'll also have a comprehensive collection of benchmark cases against other frameworks in the future.

implement seg tools eg whatersed

Most of segmentation methods are included in ImageSegmentation.jl, including watershed.

[juliohm]

Adding to what Johnny said, I suggest to try to contribute in an area where your expertise makes a difference. Performance improvements are great but any experienced Julia programmer can sit down and try to boost existing codes. If you have expertise in mathematical morphology you can probably add new algorithms that only a few people could contribute.

Em dom., 20 de mar. de 2022 08:57, Johnny Chen @.***> escreveu:

Thanks for the interest. I suggest you contribute to things that you're interested in most and happen to improve the community.

speedup erode/dilate with simd?

This would be much helpful! As for the benchmark, setting up a benchmark cases folder could be the first step, we use PkgBenchmark + BenchmarkCI, you can take a look at ImageContrastAdjustment.jl https://github.com/JuliaImages/ImageContrastAdjustment.jl/tree/master/benchmark as an example. We'll also have a comprehensive collection of benchmark cases https://github.com/JuliaImages/image_benchmarks against other frameworks in the future.

implement seg tools eg whatersed

Most of segmentation methods are included in ImageSegmentation.jl, including watershed.

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[ThomasRetornaz]

Thanks for your reply So may a good start for me is to populate a benchmark suite and then add some geodesic operators (eg geodesic erode /dilate, under/overbuild, hmin, hmax, dynamicopening and levellings) so the library cover most of geodesic operators wich seems missing in the repo Note:i found hmin in ImageSegmentation.jl but it seems the naive implementation I will learn julia along the path so be patient We could discuss further what is the most suitable after King regards

[johnnychen94]

I'm closing this issue as there are no specific targets to do here. Feel free to open new issues/PRs when you have concrete ideas in mind.