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<p>I'm working on an image processing project with Matlab. I know about houghlines and houghcircle functions but I want to detect other things too with Hough transform. For example I want to detect a specific curve or ellipse or something like that.</p> <p>Is there a simple solution? Can someone show me an example code for the problem? It's not necessary to use Hough transform but I think that's the most promising idea.</p>
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How to use Matlab image processing toolbox Hough transform for detecting not just lines and circles?
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