How to get the size of a region in an image?

How can I get the size of the green region in the image??

By using funtion any() and sum() on my mask index

Or any other ways that the experts can come up with.

Thank you for your help.

img1 = imread(pic)
red1 = img1(:,:,1);
green1 = img1(:,:,2);
blue1 = img1(:,:,3);
get_green = red1 == 0 & green1 == 255 & blue1 == 0;
sup_mask = cat(3,get_green,get_green,get_green);

Answer 1

[KALYAN ACHARJYA]

I can counts the number of pixels of that region

%Please note that white portion also there in both side of fridge
% Crop it or you can discard specifically
im=rgb2gray(imread('image_name'));
[rows colm]=size(im)
threshold_vale=?? % sme value try with the image
binary_image=im<threshold_vale
% Segmnet the Green part
% Now you have binary image with white "1" pixels, on that green region
tot_pix=sum(binary_image(:));
area_green_part=tot_pix/(rows*colm)
% You can replicate that number in cm also with co-relate with size of the original image

or

If you looking for length, in such case, if you know the complete size of fridge,

then you can comparitively find it from tot_pix and rows*colm of the fridge.

Hope it helps!

[Image Analyst]

sum(binary_image) will give a row vector.

[KALYAN ACHARJYA]

@Image_Analyst Edited Sir

Answer 2

[Image Analyst]

To get the size in pixels of your green mask, do this:

greenAreaInPixels = nnz(get_green)

[Fat Man]

Thank you. How can I get the dimension (number of rows and columns) of the green image?

[Image Analyst]

[rows, columns, numberOfColorChannels] = size(im)

The green channel has the same number of rows and columns as the original RGB image.