Talk:Pruning (morphology)

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MATLAB example doesn't implement described algorithm[edit]

The code shown for MATLAB doesn't actually implement the algorithm that has been described, it simply shows how to use existing functions in MATLAB to perform the skeletonisation and subsequent pruning.

To this end it does not seem to be particularly useful, its more akin to an example for documentation rather than an implementation of the described function for pruning and should perhaps be removed. Slack---line (talk) 08:37, 8 June 2023 (UTC)[reply]