Average White Run Length in Digital Image Processing Formulas

Average White Run Length measures the average length of consecutive white pixels in a binary image, providing insight into the image’s texture and pattern distribution. And is denoted by L₁. Average White Run Length is usually measured using the Pixel for Resolution. Note that the value of Average White Run Length is always positive.

Digital Image Processing formulas that make use of Average White Run Length

fxRun-Length Entropy of ImageGo

FAQ

What is the Average White Run Length?

Average White Run Length measures the average length of consecutive white pixels in a binary image, providing insight into the image’s texture and pattern distribution. Average White Run Length is usually measured using the Pixel for Resolution. Note that the value of Average White Run Length is always positive.

Can the Average White Run Length be negative?

No, the Average White Run Length, measured in Resolution cannot be negative.

What unit is used to measure Average White Run Length?

Average White Run Length is usually measured using the Pixel[px] for Resolution. MegaPixels[px], GigaPixels[px], KiloPixel[px] are the few other units in which Average White Run Length can be measured.

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