7.6.1 Equation de réinitialisation
Programmer l’équation de réinitialisation (5.12) en utilisant le schéma (5.16). La tester.
7.6.2 Mouvement par courbure moyenne
Faire évoluer une courbe par mouvement par courbure moyenne (vérifier qu’elle se
trans-7.6.3 Contours actifs géodésiques
Programmer l’équation des contours actifs géodésiques (cf section 5.8). Tester cet algorithme pour segmenter des images. Regarder son comportement sur des images bruitées. Commen-taires ?
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