Sandbox image locale

Image |K-G|

Load an image and observe where INSACERMO detects local coherence breaks. The new texture mode first reads the repeating pattern, then highlights what no longer repeats.

Everything stays localMorphological readingPeriodic texture

Settings

General mode: reads morphological ruptures in the raw image.
Experimental demo. Not a certified industrial diagnosis. When the normal regime is repetition, the rupture lies in what no longer repeats.

Original image

Grayscale / input

Simplified FFT spectrum

Spectral residual

|K-G| map

Heatmap z-score + bbox

-mean |K-G|
-std |K-G|
-entropy
-max z-score
-candidates
Regime reading

What the tool reads

Load an image or run an example. INSACERMO will say whether general mode or texture mode seems most appropriate.

If the periodic regime is weak, mainly inspect raw |K-G|. If it is strong, compare raw |K-G| with residual |K-G|: the difference shows what repetition was hiding.

Useful for exploring cracks, surfaces, grids, fabrics, sheet metal, textures or images where a local rupture may be hidden by a dominant pattern.

  • mean |K-G| : mean intensity of local ruptures.
  • std |K-G| : map contrast. The higher it rises, the more some zones stand out.
  • entropy : map complexity, not proof.
  • max z-score : strength of the hottest zone.
  • candidates : zones to examine, not certified defects.
Load a PNG/JPG/WebP image or launch a texture test.