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Can you please post an example of how to do this in python for an image where I know the start and end position?
Thanks.
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Hi,
In general, no, it cannot be done. However, if your open curve has fixed end-points (i.e., you know where the curve starts and ends) then it might be possible to simulate this behavior using a closed contour that passes through the end-points and updating only the fragment of the contour between the end-points. Whether this will work or not depends on your particular problem.
Can you please post an example of how to do this in python for an image where I know the start and end position?
Thanks.
========
Hi,
In general, no, it cannot be done. However, if your open curve has fixed end-points (i.e., you know where the curve starts and ends) then it might be possible to simulate this behavior using a closed contour that passes through the end-points and updating only the fragment of the contour between the end-points. Whether this will work or not depends on your particular problem.
Originally posted by @pmneila in #8 (comment)
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