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ippStsMoment00ZeroErr
The zeroth moment M(0,0) represents the accumulated mass or area used as a denominator for centroid and normalized moment calculations. If it is zero or too small, those derived values are not meaningful.
This often points to an empty binary mask, a threshold that removed every pixel or a wrong ROI. The moment formulas cannot be repaired by changing output buffers.
Check these details
- Whether the mask or ROI contains any nonzero pixels.
- Threshold polarity and input scaling before moment calculation.
- Whether the caller should treat empty objects as a separate result.
Intel IPP Error Reporting · Intel IPP Image Processing Reference · OpenCV image moments
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