Suppose the Canny edge detection algorithm has been applied to the photo below, resulting in a set of detectededge pixels S = {(x1,y1),..., (xn, Yn)}. Give a line-fitting algorithm that takes as input the set S and returnsthe lines formed by these edge pixels. Note that since many lines are visible in the photo, the algorithm shouldreturn all (or most) of them, not just one. Be sure to state any assumptions you need to make and/or anyadditional parameters your algorithm must take as input.NM

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