This class contains static properties and methods specific to the eVision.EasyImage library. More...
Static Public Member Functions | |
| None | SetOverlayColor (eVision.EC24 color) |
| Gets/Sets the color of the overlay in the destination image when a BW8 Image is used as overlay source image in functions. | |
| eVision.EC24 | GetOverlayColor () |
| Returns the color of the overlay in the destination image when an eVision.EBW8 image is used as overlay source image in functions: | |
| None | Copy (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Copies a source image or a constant in a destination image. | |
| None | Copy (eVision.EROIBW32|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW32|None destinationImage) |
| Copies a source image or a constant in a destination image. | |
| None | Copy (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Copies a source image or a constant in a destination image. | |
| None | Copy (eVision.EROIC24A|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24A|None destinationImage) |
| Copies a source image or a constant in a destination image. | |
| None | Copy (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Copies a source image or a constant in a destination image. | |
| None | Copy (eVision.EROIC48|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC48|None destinationImage) |
| Copies a source image or a constant in a destination image. | |
| None | Copy (eVision.EBW16 constant, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Copies a source image or a constant in a destination image. | |
| None | Copy (eVision.EBW32 constant, eVision.EROIBW32|None destinationImage) |
| Copies a source image or a constant in a destination image. | |
| None | Copy (eVision.EC24 constant, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Copies a source image or a constant in a destination image. | |
| None | Copy (eVision.EBW8 constant, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Copies a source image or a constant in a destination image. | |
| None | Copy (eVision.EC24A constant, eVision.EROIC24A|None destinationImage) |
| Copies a source image or a constant in a destination image. | |
| None | Copy (eVision.EC48 constant, eVision.EROIC48|None destinationImage) |
| Copies a source image or a constant in a destination image. | |
| None | Copy (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Copies a source image or a constant in a destination image. | |
| None | Copy (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Copies a source image or a constant in a destination image. | |
| None | Copy (eVision.EROIBW32|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW32|None destinationImage) |
| Copies a source image or a constant in a destination image. | |
| None | Copy (eVision.EROIC48|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIC48|None destinationImage) |
| Copies a source image or a constant in a destination image. | |
| None | Copy (eVision.EROIC24A|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIC24A|None destinationImage) |
| Copies a source image or a constant in a destination image. | |
| None | Copy (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Copies a source image or a constant in a destination image. | |
| None | Copy (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Copies a source image or a constant in a destination image. | |
| None | Copy (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Copies a source image or a constant in a destination image. | |
| None | Copy (eVision.EROIBW32|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW32|None destinationImage) |
| Copies a source image or a constant in a destination image. | |
| None | Copy (eVision.EROIC48|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIC48|None destinationImage) |
| Copies a source image or a constant in a destination image. | |
| None | Copy (eVision.EROIC24A|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIC24A|None destinationImage) |
| Copies a source image or a constant in a destination image. | |
| None | Copy (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Copies a source image or a constant in a destination image. | |
| None | Copy (eVision.EBW8 constant, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Copies a source image or a constant in a destination image. | |
| None | Copy (eVision.EBW16 constant, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Copies a source image or a constant in a destination image. | |
| None | Copy (eVision.EBW32 constant, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW32|None destinationImage) |
| Copies a source image or a constant in a destination image. | |
| None | Copy (eVision.EC48 constant, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIC48|None destinationImage) |
| Copies a source image or a constant in a destination image. | |
| None | Copy (eVision.EC24A constant, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIC24A|None destinationImage) |
| Copies a source image or a constant in a destination image. | |
| None | Copy (eVision.EC24 constant, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Copies a source image or a constant in a destination image. | |
| None | Copy (eVision.EBW8 constant, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Copies a source image or a constant in a destination image. | |
| None | Copy (eVision.EBW16 constant, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Copies a source image or a constant in a destination image. | |
| None | Copy (eVision.EBW32 constant, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW32|None destinationImage) |
| Copies a source image or a constant in a destination image. | |
| None | Copy (eVision.EC48 constant, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIC48|None destinationImage) |
| Copies a source image or a constant in a destination image. | |
| None | Copy (eVision.EC24A constant, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIC24A|None destinationImage) |
| Copies a source image or a constant in a destination image. | |
| None | Copy (eVision.EC24 constant, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Copies a source image or a constant in a destination image. | |
| None | Oper (eVision.EArithmeticLogicOperation operation, eVision.EBW8 constant, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Applies the desired arithmetic or logic pixel-wise operator between two images or constants. | |
| None | Oper (eVision.EArithmeticLogicOperation operation, eVision.EBW16 constant, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Applies the desired arithmetic or logic pixel-wise operator between two images or constants. | |
| None | Oper (eVision.EArithmeticLogicOperation operation, eVision.EC24 constant, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Applies the desired arithmetic or logic pixel-wise operator between two images or constants. | |
| None | Oper (eVision.EArithmeticLogicOperation operation, eVision.EBW8 constant, eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Applies the desired arithmetic or logic pixel-wise operator between two images or constants. | |
| None | Oper (eVision.EArithmeticLogicOperation operation, eVision.EBW16 constant, eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Applies the desired arithmetic or logic pixel-wise operator between two images or constants. | |
| None | Oper (eVision.EArithmeticLogicOperation operation, eVision.EC24 constant, eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Applies the desired arithmetic or logic pixel-wise operator between two images or constants. | |
| None | Oper (eVision.EArithmeticLogicOperation operation, eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EBW8 constant, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Applies the desired arithmetic or logic pixel-wise operator between two images or constants. | |
| None | Oper (eVision.EArithmeticLogicOperation operation, eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EBW16 constant, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Applies the desired arithmetic or logic pixel-wise operator between two images or constants. | |
| None | Oper (eVision.EArithmeticLogicOperation operation, eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EC24 constant, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Applies the desired arithmetic or logic pixel-wise operator between two images or constants. | |
| None | Oper (eVision.EArithmeticLogicOperation operation, eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Applies the desired arithmetic or logic pixel-wise operator between two images or constants. | |
| None | Oper (eVision.EArithmeticLogicOperation operation, eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Applies the desired arithmetic or logic pixel-wise operator between two images or constants. | |
| None | Oper (eVision.EArithmeticLogicOperation operation, eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Applies the desired arithmetic or logic pixel-wise operator between two images or constants. | |
| None | Oper (eVision.EArithmeticLogicOperation operation, eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Applies the desired arithmetic or logic pixel-wise operator between two images or constants. | |
| None | Oper (eVision.EArithmeticLogicOperation operation, eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage0, eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage1, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Applies the desired arithmetic or logic pixel-wise operator between two images or constants. | |
| None | Oper (eVision.EArithmeticLogicOperation operation, eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage0, eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage1, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Applies the desired arithmetic or logic pixel-wise operator between two images or constants. | |
| None | Oper (eVision.EArithmeticLogicOperation operation, eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage0, eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage1, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Applies the desired arithmetic or logic pixel-wise operator between two images or constants. | |
| None | Oper (eVision.EArithmeticLogicOperation operation, eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage0, eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage1, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Applies the desired arithmetic or logic pixel-wise operator between two images or constants. | |
| None | Oper (eVision.EArithmeticLogicOperation operation, eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage0, eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage1, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Applies the desired arithmetic or logic pixel-wise operator between two images or constants. | |
| None | Oper (eVision.EArithmeticLogicOperation operation, eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage0, eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage1, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Applies the desired arithmetic or logic pixel-wise operator between two images or constants. | |
| None | Oper (eVision.EArithmeticLogicOperation operation, eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage0, eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage1, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Applies the desired arithmetic or logic pixel-wise operator between two images or constants. | |
| None | Oper (eVision.EArithmeticLogicOperation operation, eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage0, eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage1, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Applies the desired arithmetic or logic pixel-wise operator between two images or constants. | |
| None | Overlay (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, float panX, float panY, eVision.EC24 referenceValue) |
| Overlays an image on the top of a color image at a given position. | |
| None | Overlay (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, float panX, float panY) |
| Overlays an image on the top of a color image at a given position. | |
| None | Overlay (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, float panX) |
| Overlays an image on the top of a color image at a given position. | |
| None | Overlay (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Overlays an image on the top of a color image at a given position. | |
| None | Overlay (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None mask, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, float panX, float panY) |
| Overlays an image on the top of a color image at a given position. | |
| None | Overlay (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None mask, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, float panX) |
| Overlays an image on the top of a color image at a given position. | |
| None | Overlay (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None mask, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Overlays an image on the top of a color image at a given position. | |
| None | Overlay (eVision.EROIBW8|None overlay, eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, float panX, float panY, eVision.EC24 referenceValue) |
| Overlays a grayscale image on the top of a color image at a given position. | |
| None | Overlay (eVision.EROIBW8|None overlay, eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, float panX, float panY) |
| Overlays a grayscale image on the top of a color image at a given position. | |
| None | Overlay (eVision.EROIBW8|None overlay, eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, float panX) |
| Overlays a grayscale image on the top of a color image at a given position. | |
| None | Overlay (eVision.EROIBW8|None overlay, eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Overlays a grayscale image on the top of a color image at a given position. | |
| None | Convert (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Transforms the contents of an image to an image of another type. | |
| None | Convert (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Transforms the contents of an image to an image of another type. | |
| None | Convert (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24A|None destinationImage) |
| Transforms the contents of an image to an image of another type. | |
| None | Convert (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24A|None destinationImage) |
| Transforms the contents of an image to an image of another type. | |
| None | Convert (eVision.EROIC24A|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Transforms the contents of an image to an image of another type. | |
| None | Convert (eVision.EROIC24A|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Transforms the contents of an image to an image of another type. | |
| None | Convert (eVision.EROIBW32|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, int rightShift) |
| Transforms the contents of an image to an image of another type. | |
| None | Convert (eVision.EROIBW32|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Transforms the contents of an image to an image of another type. | |
| None | Convert (eVision.EROIBW32|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int rightShift) |
| Transforms the contents of an image to an image of another type. | |
| None | Convert (eVision.EROIBW32|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Transforms the contents of an image to an image of another type. | |
| None | Convert (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int rightShift) |
| Transforms the contents of an image to an image of another type. | |
| None | Convert (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Transforms the contents of an image to an image of another type. | |
| None | Convert (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, int leftShift) |
| Transforms the contents of an image to an image of another type. | |
| None | Convert (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Transforms the contents of an image to an image of another type. | |
| None | Convert (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW32|None destinationImage, int leftShift) |
| Transforms the contents of an image to an image of another type. | |
| None | Convert (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW32|None destinationImage) |
| Transforms the contents of an image to an image of another type. | |
| None | Convert (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW32|None destinationImage, int leftShift) |
| Transforms the contents of an image to an image of another type. | |
| None | Convert (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW32|None destinationImage) |
| Transforms the contents of an image to an image of another type. | |
| None | Convert (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImageAlpha, eVision.EROIC24A|None destinationImage) |
| Transforms the contents of an image to an image of another type. | |
| None | Convert (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImageAlpha, eVision.EROIC24A|None destinationImage) |
| Transforms the contents of an image to an image of another type. | |
| None | Convert (eVision.EROIC24A|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImageAlpha) |
| Transforms the contents of an image to an image of another type. | |
| None | Convert (eVision.EROIC24A|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImageAlpha) |
| Transforms the contents of an image to an image of another type. | |
| None | Convert (eVision.EROIC48|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, int rightShift) |
| Transforms the contents of an image to an image of another type. | |
| None | Convert (eVision.EROIC48|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Transforms the contents of an image to an image of another type. | |
| None | Convert (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC48|None destinationImage, int leftShift) |
| Transforms the contents of an image to an image of another type. | |
| None | Convert (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC48|None destinationImage) |
| Transforms the contents of an image to an image of another type. | |
| None | ConvertTo422 (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Turns an 8-bit gray-level image into a YUV 4:2:2 encoded color image. | |
| None | GainOffset (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, float gain, float offset) |
| Transforms an image, applying a gain and offset to all pixels. | |
| None | GainOffset (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, float gain) |
| Transforms an image, applying a gain and offset to all pixels. | |
| None | GainOffset (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Transforms an image, applying a gain and offset to all pixels. | |
| None | GainOffset (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, float gain, float offset) |
| Transforms an image, applying a gain and offset to all pixels. | |
| None | GainOffset (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, float gain) |
| Transforms an image, applying a gain and offset to all pixels. | |
| None | GainOffset (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Transforms an image, applying a gain and offset to all pixels. | |
| None | GainOffset (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, eVision.EColor gain, eVision.EColor offset) |
| Transforms an image, applying a gain and offset to all pixels. | |
| None | Gain (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, eVision.EColor Gain) |
| Transforms an image, applying a gain and offset to all pixels. | |
| None | Offset (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, eVision.EColor Offset) |
| Transforms an image, applying a gain and offset to all pixels. | |
| None | Lut (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, eVision.EBW16Vector|None lookupTable) |
| Transforms the gray levels of an image, using a lookup table stored in a vector (of unsigned values). | |
| None | Lut (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, eVision.EBW8Vector|None lookupTable) |
| Transforms the gray levels of an image, using a lookup table stored in a vector (of unsigned values). | |
| None | Lut (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, eVision.EBW8Vector|None lookupTable, int numberOfScalingBits) |
| Transforms the gray levels of an image, using a lookup table stored in a vector (of unsigned values). | |
| None | Lut (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, eVision.EBW8Vector|None lookupTable) |
| Transforms the gray levels of an image, using a lookup table stored in a vector (of unsigned values). | |
| None | Normalize (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, float imposedAverage, float imposedStandardDeviation) |
| Normalizes an image, i.e. | |
| None | Normalize (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, float imposedAverage, float imposedStandardDeviation) |
| Normalizes an image, i.e. | |
| None | Uniformize (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EBW8 pixelReference, eVision.EROIBW8|None imageReference, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, bool multiplicative) |
| Shading correction is the process of transforming the gray or color component values of an image, using one or two reference images or vectors. | |
| None | Uniformize (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EBW8 pixelReference, eVision.EROIBW8|None imageReference, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Shading correction is the process of transforming the gray or color component values of an image, using one or two reference images or vectors. | |
| None | Uniformize (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EBW16 pixelReference, eVision.EROIBW16|None imageReference, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, bool multiplicative) |
| Shading correction is the process of transforming the gray or color component values of an image, using one or two reference images or vectors. | |
| None | Uniformize (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EBW16 pixelReference, eVision.EROIBW16|None imageReference, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Shading correction is the process of transforming the gray or color component values of an image, using one or two reference images or vectors. | |
| None | Uniformize (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EC24 pixelReference, eVision.EROIC24|None imageReference, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, bool multiplicative) |
| Shading correction is the process of transforming the gray or color component values of an image, using one or two reference images or vectors. | |
| None | Uniformize (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EC24 pixelReference, eVision.EROIC24|None imageReference, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Shading correction is the process of transforming the gray or color component values of an image, using one or two reference images or vectors. | |
| None | Uniformize (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EBW8 pixelReference, eVision.EBW8Vector|None vectorOfPixelReference, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, bool multiplicative) |
| Shading correction is the process of transforming the gray or color component values of an image, using one or two reference images or vectors. | |
| None | Uniformize (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EBW8 pixelReference, eVision.EBW8Vector|None vectorOfPixelReference, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Shading correction is the process of transforming the gray or color component values of an image, using one or two reference images or vectors. | |
| None | Uniformize (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EBW16 pixelReference, eVision.EBW16Vector|None vectorOfPixelReference, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, bool multiplicative) |
| Shading correction is the process of transforming the gray or color component values of an image, using one or two reference images or vectors. | |
| None | Uniformize (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EBW16 pixelReference, eVision.EBW16Vector|None vectorOfPixelReference, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Shading correction is the process of transforming the gray or color component values of an image, using one or two reference images or vectors. | |
| None | Uniformize (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EC24 pixelReference, eVision.EC24Vector|None vectorOfPixelReference, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, bool multiplicative) |
| Shading correction is the process of transforming the gray or color component values of an image, using one or two reference images or vectors. | |
| None | Uniformize (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EC24 pixelReference, eVision.EC24Vector|None vectorOfPixelReference, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Shading correction is the process of transforming the gray or color component values of an image, using one or two reference images or vectors. | |
| None | Uniformize (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EBW8 pixelLightReference, eVision.EROIBW8|None imageLightReference, eVision.EBW8 pixelDarkReference, eVision.EROIBW8|None imageDarkReference, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Shading correction is the process of transforming the gray or color component values of an image, using one or two reference images or vectors. | |
| None | Uniformize (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EBW16 pixelLightReference, eVision.EROIBW16|None imageLightReference, eVision.EBW16 pixelDarkReference, eVision.EROIBW16|None imageDarkReference, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Shading correction is the process of transforming the gray or color component values of an image, using one or two reference images or vectors. | |
| None | Uniformize (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EC24 pixelLightReference, eVision.EROIC24|None imageLightReference, eVision.EC24 pixelDarkReference, eVision.EROIC24|None imageDarkReference, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Shading correction is the process of transforming the gray or color component values of an image, using one or two reference images or vectors. | |
| None | Uniformize (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EBW8 pixelLightReference, eVision.EBW8Vector|None vectorOfPixelLightReference, eVision.EBW8 pixelDarkReference, eVision.EBW8Vector|None vectorOfPixelDarkReference, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Shading correction is the process of transforming the gray or color component values of an image, using one or two reference images or vectors. | |
| None | Uniformize (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EBW16 pixelLightReference, eVision.EBW16Vector|None vectorOfPixelLightReference, eVision.EBW16 pixelDarkReference, eVision.EBW16Vector|None vectorOfPixelDarkReference, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Shading correction is the process of transforming the gray or color component values of an image, using one or two reference images or vectors. | |
| None | Uniformize (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EC24 pixelLightReference, eVision.EC24Vector|None vectorOfPixelLightReference, eVision.EC24 pixelDarkReference, eVision.EC24Vector|None vectorOfPixelDarkReference, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Shading correction is the process of transforming the gray or color component values of an image, using one or two reference images or vectors. | |
| None | SetRecursiveAverageLUT (eVision.EBW16Vector|None lookupTable, float reductionNoiseFactor, float reductionNoiseWidth) |
| Pre-compute the required non-linear transfer function for noise reduction by recursive temporal averaging. | |
| None | SetRecursiveAverageLUT (eVision.EBW16Vector|None lookupTable, float reductionNoiseFactor) |
| Pre-compute the required non-linear transfer function for noise reduction by recursive temporal averaging. | |
| None | RecursiveAverage (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW16|None store, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, eVision.EBW16Vector|None lookupTable) |
| Applies stronger noise reduction to small variations and conversely. | |
| None | Threshold (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int threshold, int lowValue, int highValue, float relativeThreshold) |
| Binarize an image by setting pixels to two different possible values in a destination image, according to their value in a source image. | |
| None | Threshold (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int threshold, int lowValue, int highValue) |
| Binarize an image by setting pixels to two different possible values in a destination image, according to their value in a source image. | |
| None | Threshold (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int threshold, int lowValue) |
| Binarize an image by setting pixels to two different possible values in a destination image, according to their value in a source image. | |
| None | Threshold (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int threshold) |
| Binarize an image by setting pixels to two different possible values in a destination image, according to their value in a source image. | |
| None | Threshold (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Binarize an image by setting pixels to two different possible values in a destination image, according to their value in a source image. | |
| None | Threshold (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int threshold, int lowValue, int highValue, float relativeThreshold) |
| Binarize an image by setting pixels to two different possible values in a destination image, according to their value in a source image. | |
| None | Threshold (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int threshold, int lowValue, int highValue) |
| Binarize an image by setting pixels to two different possible values in a destination image, according to their value in a source image. | |
| None | Threshold (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int threshold, int lowValue) |
| Binarize an image by setting pixels to two different possible values in a destination image, according to their value in a source image. | |
| None | Threshold (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int threshold) |
| Binarize an image by setting pixels to two different possible values in a destination image, according to their value in a source image. | |
| None | Threshold (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Binarize an image by setting pixels to two different possible values in a destination image, according to their value in a source image. | |
| None | Threshold (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int threshold, int lowValue, int highValue, float relativeThreshold) |
| Binarize an image by setting pixels to two different possible values in a destination image, according to their value in a source image. | |
| None | Threshold (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int threshold, int lowValue, int highValue) |
| Binarize an image by setting pixels to two different possible values in a destination image, according to their value in a source image. | |
| None | Threshold (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int threshold, int lowValue) |
| Binarize an image by setting pixels to two different possible values in a destination image, according to their value in a source image. | |
| None | Threshold (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int threshold) |
| Binarize an image by setting pixels to two different possible values in a destination image, according to their value in a source image. | |
| None | Threshold (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Binarize an image by setting pixels to two different possible values in a destination image, according to their value in a source image. | |
| None | Threshold (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, int threshold, int lowValue, int highValue, float relativeThreshold) |
| Binarize an image by setting pixels to two different possible values in a destination image, according to their value in a source image. | |
| None | Threshold (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, int threshold, int lowValue, int highValue) |
| Binarize an image by setting pixels to two different possible values in a destination image, according to their value in a source image. | |
| None | Threshold (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, int threshold, int lowValue) |
| Binarize an image by setting pixels to two different possible values in a destination image, according to their value in a source image. | |
| None | Threshold (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, int threshold) |
| Binarize an image by setting pixels to two different possible values in a destination image, according to their value in a source image. | |
| None | Threshold (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Binarize an image by setting pixels to two different possible values in a destination image, according to their value in a source image. | |
| None | Threshold (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, int threshold, int lowValue, int highValue, float relativeThreshold) |
| Binarize an image by setting pixels to two different possible values in a destination image, according to their value in a source image. | |
| None | Threshold (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, int threshold, int lowValue, int highValue) |
| Binarize an image by setting pixels to two different possible values in a destination image, according to their value in a source image. | |
| None | Threshold (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, int threshold, int lowValue) |
| Binarize an image by setting pixels to two different possible values in a destination image, according to their value in a source image. | |
| None | Threshold (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, int threshold) |
| Binarize an image by setting pixels to two different possible values in a destination image, according to their value in a source image. | |
| None | Threshold (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Binarize an image by setting pixels to two different possible values in a destination image, according to their value in a source image. | |
| None | Threshold (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, int threshold, int lowValue, int highValue, float relativeThreshold) |
| Binarize an image by setting pixels to two different possible values in a destination image, according to their value in a source image. | |
| None | Threshold (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, int threshold, int lowValue, int highValue) |
| Binarize an image by setting pixels to two different possible values in a destination image, according to their value in a source image. | |
| None | Threshold (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, int threshold, int lowValue) |
| Binarize an image by setting pixels to two different possible values in a destination image, according to their value in a source image. | |
| None | Threshold (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, int threshold) |
| Binarize an image by setting pixels to two different possible values in a destination image, according to their value in a source image. | |
| None | Threshold (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Binarize an image by setting pixels to two different possible values in a destination image, according to their value in a source image. | |
| None | Threshold (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, eVision.EC24 minimum, eVision.EC24 maximum) |
| Binarize an image by setting pixels to two different possible values in a destination image, according to their value in a source image. | |
| None | Threshold (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, eVision.EC24 minimum, eVision.EC24 maximum) |
| Binarize an image by setting pixels to two different possible values in a destination image, according to their value in a source image. | |
| None | Threshold (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, eVision.EC24 minimum, eVision.EC24 maximum) |
| Binarize an image by setting pixels to two different possible values in a destination image, according to their value in a source image. | |
| None | Threshold (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, eVision.EC24 minimum, eVision.EC24 maximum, eVision.EColorLookup|None colorLookupTable, eVision.EBW8 rejectValue, eVision.EBW8 acceptValue) |
| Binarize an image by setting pixels to two different possible values in a destination image, according to their value in a source image. | |
| None | Threshold (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, eVision.EC24 minimum, eVision.EC24 maximum, eVision.EColorLookup|None colorLookupTable, eVision.EBW8 rejectValue, eVision.EBW8 acceptValue) |
| Binarize an image by setting pixels to two different possible values in a destination image, according to their value in a source image. | |
| None | Threshold (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, eVision.EC24 minimum, eVision.EC24 maximum, eVision.EColorLookup|None colorLookupTable, eVision.EBW8 rejectValue, eVision.EBW8 acceptValue) |
| Binarize an image by setting pixels to two different possible values in a destination image, according to their value in a source image. | |
| None | Threshold (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, eVision.EC24 minimum, eVision.EC24 maximum, eVision.EColorLookup|None colorLookupTable) |
| Binarize an image by setting pixels to two different possible values in a destination image, according to their value in a source image. | |
| None | Threshold (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, eVision.EC24 minimum, eVision.EC24 maximum, eVision.EColorLookup|None colorLookupTable) |
| Binarize an image by setting pixels to two different possible values in a destination image, according to their value in a source image. | |
| None | Threshold (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, eVision.EC24 minimum, eVision.EC24 maximum, eVision.EColorLookup|None colorLookupTable) |
| Binarize an image by setting pixels to two different possible values in a destination image, according to their value in a source image. | |
| None | DoubleThreshold (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int lowThreshold, int highThreshold, int lowValue, int middleValue, int highValue) |
| Converts an image by setting all pixels below the low threshold to a low value, all pixels above the high threshold to a high value, and the remaining pixels to an intermediate value. | |
| None | DoubleThreshold (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int lowThreshold, int highThreshold, int lowValue, int middleValue) |
| Converts an image by setting all pixels below the low threshold to a low value, all pixels above the high threshold to a high value, and the remaining pixels to an intermediate value. | |
| None | DoubleThreshold (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int lowThreshold, int highThreshold, int lowValue) |
| Converts an image by setting all pixels below the low threshold to a low value, all pixels above the high threshold to a high value, and the remaining pixels to an intermediate value. | |
| None | DoubleThreshold (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int lowThreshold, int highThreshold) |
| Converts an image by setting all pixels below the low threshold to a low value, all pixels above the high threshold to a high value, and the remaining pixels to an intermediate value. | |
| None | DoubleThreshold (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, int lowThreshold, int highThreshold, eVision.EBW16 lowValue, eVision.EBW16 middleValue, eVision.EBW16 highValue) |
| Converts an image by setting all pixels below the low threshold to a low value, all pixels above the high threshold to a high value, and the remaining pixels to an intermediate value. | |
| None | DoubleThreshold (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, int lowThreshold, int highThreshold) |
| Converts an image by setting all pixels below the low threshold to a low value, all pixels above the high threshold to a high value, and the remaining pixels to an intermediate value. | |
| None | DoubleThreshold (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int lowThreshold, int highThreshold, int lowValue, int middleValue, int highValue) |
| Converts an image by setting all pixels below the low threshold to a low value, all pixels above the high threshold to a high value, and the remaining pixels to an intermediate value. | |
| None | DoubleThreshold (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int lowThreshold, int highThreshold, int lowValue, int middleValue) |
| Converts an image by setting all pixels below the low threshold to a low value, all pixels above the high threshold to a high value, and the remaining pixels to an intermediate value. | |
| None | DoubleThreshold (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int lowThreshold, int highThreshold, int lowValue) |
| Converts an image by setting all pixels below the low threshold to a low value, all pixels above the high threshold to a high value, and the remaining pixels to an intermediate value. | |
| None | DoubleThreshold (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int lowThreshold, int highThreshold) |
| Converts an image by setting all pixels below the low threshold to a low value, all pixels above the high threshold to a high value, and the remaining pixels to an intermediate value. | |
| None | DoubleThreshold (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, int lowThreshold, int highThreshold, eVision.EBW16 lowValue, eVision.EBW16 middleValue, eVision.EBW16 highValue) |
| Converts an image by setting all pixels below the low threshold to a low value, all pixels above the high threshold to a high value, and the remaining pixels to an intermediate value. | |
| None | DoubleThreshold (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, int lowThreshold, int highThreshold) |
| Converts an image by setting all pixels below the low threshold to a low value, all pixels above the high threshold to a high value, and the remaining pixels to an intermediate value. | |
| None | DoubleThreshold (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int lowThreshold, int highThreshold, int lowValue, int middleValue, int highValue) |
| Converts an image by setting all pixels below the low threshold to a low value, all pixels above the high threshold to a high value, and the remaining pixels to an intermediate value. | |
| None | DoubleThreshold (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int lowThreshold, int highThreshold, int lowValue, int middleValue) |
| Converts an image by setting all pixels below the low threshold to a low value, all pixels above the high threshold to a high value, and the remaining pixels to an intermediate value. | |
| None | DoubleThreshold (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int lowThreshold, int highThreshold, int lowValue) |
| Converts an image by setting all pixels below the low threshold to a low value, all pixels above the high threshold to a high value, and the remaining pixels to an intermediate value. | |
| None | DoubleThreshold (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int lowThreshold, int highThreshold) |
| Converts an image by setting all pixels below the low threshold to a low value, all pixels above the high threshold to a high value, and the remaining pixels to an intermediate value. | |
| None | DoubleThreshold (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, int lowThreshold, int highThreshold, eVision.EBW16 lowValue, eVision.EBW16 middleValue, eVision.EBW16 highValue) |
| Converts an image by setting all pixels below the low threshold to a low value, all pixels above the high threshold to a high value, and the remaining pixels to an intermediate value. | |
| None | DoubleThreshold (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, int lowThreshold, int highThreshold) |
| Converts an image by setting all pixels below the low threshold to a low value, all pixels above the high threshold to a high value, and the remaining pixels to an intermediate value. | |
| eVision.EBW8 | AutoThreshold (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EThresholdMode thresholdMode, float relativeThresholdMode) |
| Returns a suitable threshold value for a gray-level image binarization. | |
| eVision.EBW8 | AutoThreshold (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EThresholdMode thresholdMode) |
| Returns a suitable threshold value for a gray-level image binarization. | |
| eVision.EBW16 | AutoThreshold (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EThresholdMode thresholdMode, float relativeThresholdMode) |
| Returns a suitable threshold value for a gray-level image binarization. | |
| eVision.EBW16 | AutoThreshold (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EThresholdMode thresholdMode) |
| Returns a suitable threshold value for a gray-level image binarization. | |
| eVision.EBW8 | AutoThreshold (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None mask, eVision.EThresholdMode thresholdMode, float relativeThresholdMode) |
| Returns a suitable threshold value for a gray-level image binarization. | |
| eVision.EBW8 | AutoThreshold (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None mask, eVision.EThresholdMode thresholdMode) |
| Returns a suitable threshold value for a gray-level image binarization. | |
| eVision.EBW16 | AutoThreshold (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None mask, eVision.EThresholdMode thresholdMode, float relativeThresholdMode) |
| Returns a suitable threshold value for a gray-level image binarization. | |
| eVision.EBW16 | AutoThreshold (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None mask, eVision.EThresholdMode thresholdMode) |
| Returns a suitable threshold value for a gray-level image binarization. | |
| eVision.EBW8 | AutoThreshold (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EThresholdMode thresholdMode, float relativeThresholdMode) |
| Returns a suitable threshold value for a gray-level image binarization. | |
| eVision.EBW8 | AutoThreshold (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EThresholdMode thresholdMode) |
| Returns a suitable threshold value for a gray-level image binarization. | |
| eVision.EBW16 | AutoThreshold (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EThresholdMode thresholdMode, float relativeThresholdMode) |
| Returns a suitable threshold value for a gray-level image binarization. | |
| eVision.EBW16 | AutoThreshold (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EThresholdMode thresholdMode) |
| Returns a suitable threshold value for a gray-level image binarization. | |
| eVision.EBW8 | AutoThreshold (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EThresholdMode thresholdMode, float relativeThresholdMode) |
| Returns a suitable threshold value for a gray-level image binarization. | |
| eVision.EBW8 | AutoThreshold (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EThresholdMode thresholdMode) |
| Returns a suitable threshold value for a gray-level image binarization. | |
| eVision.EBW16 | AutoThreshold (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EThresholdMode thresholdMode, float relativeThresholdMode) |
| Returns a suitable threshold value for a gray-level image binarization. | |
| eVision.EBW16 | AutoThreshold (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EThresholdMode thresholdMode) |
| Returns a suitable threshold value for a gray-level image binarization. | |
| eVision.EHistogramThreshold | HistogramThreshold (eVision.EBWHistogramVector histogram, int threshold, float relativeThreshold, int from_, int to) |
| Determines an appropriate threshold level based on the histogram contents, using an automatic threshold mode. | |
| eVision.EHistogramThreshold | HistogramThreshold (eVision.EBWHistogramVector histogram, int threshold, float relativeThreshold, int from_) |
| Determines an appropriate threshold level based on the histogram contents, using an automatic threshold mode. | |
| eVision.EHistogramThreshold | HistogramThreshold (eVision.EBWHistogramVector histogram, int threshold, float relativeThreshold) |
| Determines an appropriate threshold level based on the histogram contents, using an automatic threshold mode. | |
| eVision.EHistogramThreshold | HistogramThreshold (eVision.EBWHistogramVector histogram, int threshold) |
| Determines an appropriate threshold level based on the histogram contents, using an automatic threshold mode. | |
| eVision.EHistogramThreshold | HistogramThresholdBW16 (eVision.EBWHistogramVector histogram, int threshold, float relativeThreshold, int from_, int to) |
| Determines an appropriate threshold level based on the histogram contents, using an automatic threshold mode. | |
| eVision.EHistogramThreshold | HistogramThresholdBW16 (eVision.EBWHistogramVector histogram, int threshold, float relativeThreshold, int from_) |
| Determines an appropriate threshold level based on the histogram contents, using an automatic threshold mode. | |
| eVision.EHistogramThreshold | HistogramThresholdBW16 (eVision.EBWHistogramVector histogram, int threshold, float relativeThreshold) |
| Determines an appropriate threshold level based on the histogram contents, using an automatic threshold mode. | |
| eVision.EHistogramThreshold | HistogramThresholdBW16 (eVision.EBWHistogramVector histogram, int threshold) |
| Determines an appropriate threshold level based on the histogram contents, using an automatic threshold mode. | |
| eVision.EBW8 | IsodataThreshold (eVision.EBWHistogramVector|None histogram, int from_, int to) |
| Computes a suitable threshold value for a histogram. | |
| eVision.EBW8 | IsodataThreshold (eVision.EBWHistogramVector|None histogram, int from_) |
| Computes a suitable threshold value for a histogram. | |
| eVision.EBW8 | IsodataThreshold (eVision.EBWHistogramVector|None histogram) |
| Computes a suitable threshold value for a histogram. | |
| eVision.ETwoLevelsMinResidueThreshold | TwoLevelsMinResidueThreshold (eVision.EBWHistogramVector histogram) |
| Computes the threshold value used to separate the pixels of an image in two classes. | |
| eVision.EThreeLevelsMinResidueThreshold | ThreeLevelsMinResidueThreshold (eVision.EBWHistogramVector histogram) |
| Computes the two threshold values used to separate the pixels of an image in three classes. | |
| eVision.EBW16 | IsodataThresholdBW16 (eVision.EBWHistogramVector|None histogram, int from_, int to) |
| Computes a suitable threshold value for a histogram. | |
| eVision.EBW16 | IsodataThresholdBW16 (eVision.EBWHistogramVector|None histogram, int from_) |
| Computes a suitable threshold value for a histogram. | |
| eVision.EBW16 | IsodataThresholdBW16 (eVision.EBWHistogramVector|None histogram) |
| Computes a suitable threshold value for a histogram. | |
| None | ConvolKernel (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, eVision.EKernel|None kernel) |
| Performs a convolution in image space, i.e. | |
| None | ConvolKernel (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, eVision.EKernel|None kernel) |
| Performs a convolution in image space, i.e. | |
| None | ConvolKernel (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, eVision.EKernel|None kernel) |
| Performs a convolution in image space, i.e. | |
| None | ConvolKernel (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, eVision.EKernel|None kernel) |
| Performs a convolution in image space, i.e. | |
| None | ConvolKernel (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, eVision.EKernel|None kernel) |
| Performs a convolution in image space, i.e. | |
| None | ConvolKernel (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, eVision.EKernel|None kernel) |
| Performs a convolution in image space, i.e. | |
| None | ConvolKernel (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, eVision.EKernel|None kernel) |
| Performs a convolution in image space, i.e. | |
| None | ConvolKernel (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, eVision.EKernel|None kernel) |
| Performs a convolution in image space, i.e. | |
| None | ConvolKernel (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, eVision.EKernel|None kernel) |
| Performs a convolution in image space, i.e. | |
| None | ConvolSymmetricKernel (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, eVision.EKernel|None kernel) |
| Performs a convolution in image space, i.e. | |
| None | ConvolSymmetricKernel (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, eVision.EKernel|None kernel) |
| Performs a convolution in image space, i.e. | |
| None | ConvolSymmetricKernel (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, eVision.EKernel|None kernel) |
| Performs a convolution in image space, i.e. | |
| None | ConvolSymmetricKernel (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, eVision.EKernel|None kernel) |
| Performs a convolution in image space, i.e. | |
| None | ConvolSymmetricKernel (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, eVision.EKernel|None kernel) |
| Performs a convolution in image space, i.e. | |
| None | ConvolSymmetricKernel (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, eVision.EKernel|None kernel) |
| Performs a convolution in image space, i.e. | |
| None | ConvolSymmetricKernel (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, eVision.EKernel|None kernel) |
| Performs a convolution in image space, i.e. | |
| None | ConvolSymmetricKernel (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, eVision.EKernel|None kernel) |
| Performs a convolution in image space, i.e. | |
| None | ConvolSymmetricKernel (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, eVision.EKernel|None kernel) |
| Performs a convolution in image space, i.e. | |
| None | ConvolLowpass1 (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Filters an image using a 3x3 low-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolLowpass1 (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage) |
| Filters an image using a 3x3 low-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolLowpass1 (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Filters an image using a 3x3 low-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolLowpass1 (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage) |
| Filters an image using a 3x3 low-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolLowpass1 (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Filters an image using a 3x3 low-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolLowpass1 (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage) |
| Filters an image using a 3x3 low-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolLowpass1 (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Filters an image using a 3x3 low-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolLowpass1 (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region) |
| Filters an image using a 3x3 low-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolLowpass1 (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Filters an image using a 3x3 low-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolLowpass1 (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region) |
| Filters an image using a 3x3 low-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolLowpass1 (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Filters an image using a 3x3 low-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolLowpass1 (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region) |
| Filters an image using a 3x3 low-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolLowpass1 (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Filters an image using a 3x3 low-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolLowpass1 (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame) |
| Filters an image using a 3x3 low-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolLowpass1 (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Filters an image using a 3x3 low-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolLowpass1 (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame) |
| Filters an image using a 3x3 low-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolLowpass1 (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Filters an image using a 3x3 low-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolLowpass1 (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame) |
| Filters an image using a 3x3 low-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolLowpass2 (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Filters an image using a 3x3 low-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolLowpass2 (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage) |
| Filters an image using a 3x3 low-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolLowpass2 (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Filters an image using a 3x3 low-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolLowpass2 (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage) |
| Filters an image using a 3x3 low-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolLowpass2 (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Filters an image using a 3x3 low-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolLowpass2 (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage) |
| Filters an image using a 3x3 low-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolLowpass2 (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Filters an image using a 3x3 low-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolLowpass2 (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region) |
| Filters an image using a 3x3 low-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolLowpass2 (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Filters an image using a 3x3 low-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolLowpass2 (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region) |
| Filters an image using a 3x3 low-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolLowpass2 (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Filters an image using a 3x3 low-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolLowpass2 (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region) |
| Filters an image using a 3x3 low-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolLowpass2 (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Filters an image using a 3x3 low-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolLowpass2 (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame) |
| Filters an image using a 3x3 low-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolLowpass2 (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Filters an image using a 3x3 low-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolLowpass2 (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame) |
| Filters an image using a 3x3 low-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolLowpass2 (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Filters an image using a 3x3 low-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolLowpass2 (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame) |
| Filters an image using a 3x3 low-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolLowpass3 (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Filters an image using a 3x3 low-pass kernel. | |
| None | ConvolLowpass3 (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage) |
| Filters an image using a 3x3 low-pass kernel. | |
| None | ConvolLowpass3 (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Filters an image using a 3x3 low-pass kernel. | |
| None | ConvolLowpass3 (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage) |
| Filters an image using a 3x3 low-pass kernel. | |
| None | ConvolLowpass3 (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Filters an image using a 3x3 low-pass kernel. | |
| None | ConvolLowpass3 (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage) |
| Filters an image using a 3x3 low-pass kernel. | |
| None | ConvolLowpass3 (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Filters an image using a 3x3 low-pass kernel. | |
| None | ConvolLowpass3 (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region) |
| Filters an image using a 3x3 low-pass kernel. | |
| None | ConvolLowpass3 (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Filters an image using a 3x3 low-pass kernel. | |
| None | ConvolLowpass3 (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region) |
| Filters an image using a 3x3 low-pass kernel. | |
| None | ConvolLowpass3 (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Filters an image using a 3x3 low-pass kernel. | |
| None | ConvolLowpass3 (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region) |
| Filters an image using a 3x3 low-pass kernel. | |
| None | ConvolLowpass3 (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Filters an image using a 3x3 low-pass kernel. | |
| None | ConvolLowpass3 (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame) |
| Filters an image using a 3x3 low-pass kernel. | |
| None | ConvolLowpass3 (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Filters an image using a 3x3 low-pass kernel. | |
| None | ConvolLowpass3 (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame) |
| Filters an image using a 3x3 low-pass kernel. | |
| None | ConvolLowpass3 (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Filters an image using a 3x3 low-pass kernel. | |
| None | ConvolLowpass3 (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame) |
| Filters an image using a 3x3 low-pass kernel. | |
| None | ConvolUniform (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth, int halfOfKernelHeight) |
| Applies strong low-pass filtering to an image by using a uniform rectangular kernel of odd size. | |
| None | ConvolUniform (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Applies strong low-pass filtering to an image by using a uniform rectangular kernel of odd size. | |
| None | ConvolUniform (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Applies strong low-pass filtering to an image by using a uniform rectangular kernel of odd size. | |
| None | ConvolUniform (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage) |
| Applies strong low-pass filtering to an image by using a uniform rectangular kernel of odd size. | |
| None | ConvolUniform (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth, int halfOfKernelHeight) |
| Applies strong low-pass filtering to an image by using a uniform rectangular kernel of odd size. | |
| None | ConvolUniform (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Applies strong low-pass filtering to an image by using a uniform rectangular kernel of odd size. | |
| None | ConvolUniform (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Applies strong low-pass filtering to an image by using a uniform rectangular kernel of odd size. | |
| None | ConvolUniform (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage) |
| Applies strong low-pass filtering to an image by using a uniform rectangular kernel of odd size. | |
| None | ConvolUniform (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth, int halfOfKernelHeight) |
| Applies strong low-pass filtering to an image by using a uniform rectangular kernel of odd size. | |
| None | ConvolUniform (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Applies strong low-pass filtering to an image by using a uniform rectangular kernel of odd size. | |
| None | ConvolUniform (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Applies strong low-pass filtering to an image by using a uniform rectangular kernel of odd size. | |
| None | ConvolUniform (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage) |
| Applies strong low-pass filtering to an image by using a uniform rectangular kernel of odd size. | |
| None | ConvolUniform (eVision.EBW8Vector|None sourceVector, eVision.EBW8Vector|None destinationVector, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Applies strong low-pass filtering to an image by using a uniform rectangular kernel of odd size. | |
| None | ConvolUniform (eVision.EBW8Vector|None sourceVector, eVision.EBW8Vector|None destinationVector) |
| Applies strong low-pass filtering to an image by using a uniform rectangular kernel of odd size. | |
| None | ConvolUniform (eVision.EBW16Vector|None sourceVector, eVision.EBW16Vector|None destinationVector, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Applies strong low-pass filtering to an image by using a uniform rectangular kernel of odd size. | |
| None | ConvolUniform (eVision.EBW16Vector|None sourceVector, eVision.EBW16Vector|None destinationVector) |
| Applies strong low-pass filtering to an image by using a uniform rectangular kernel of odd size. | |
| None | ConvolUniform (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth, int halfOfKernelHeight) |
| Applies strong low-pass filtering to an image by using a uniform rectangular kernel of odd size. | |
| None | ConvolUniform (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Applies strong low-pass filtering to an image by using a uniform rectangular kernel of odd size. | |
| None | ConvolUniform (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Applies strong low-pass filtering to an image by using a uniform rectangular kernel of odd size. | |
| None | ConvolUniform (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region) |
| Applies strong low-pass filtering to an image by using a uniform rectangular kernel of odd size. | |
| None | ConvolUniform (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth, int halfOfKernelHeight) |
| Applies strong low-pass filtering to an image by using a uniform rectangular kernel of odd size. | |
| None | ConvolUniform (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Applies strong low-pass filtering to an image by using a uniform rectangular kernel of odd size. | |
| None | ConvolUniform (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Applies strong low-pass filtering to an image by using a uniform rectangular kernel of odd size. | |
| None | ConvolUniform (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region) |
| Applies strong low-pass filtering to an image by using a uniform rectangular kernel of odd size. | |
| None | ConvolUniform (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth, int halfOfKernelHeight) |
| Applies strong low-pass filtering to an image by using a uniform rectangular kernel of odd size. | |
| None | ConvolUniform (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Applies strong low-pass filtering to an image by using a uniform rectangular kernel of odd size. | |
| None | ConvolUniform (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Applies strong low-pass filtering to an image by using a uniform rectangular kernel of odd size. | |
| None | ConvolUniform (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region) |
| Applies strong low-pass filtering to an image by using a uniform rectangular kernel of odd size. | |
| None | ConvolUniform (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth, int halfOfKernelHeight) |
| Applies strong low-pass filtering to an image by using a uniform rectangular kernel of odd size. | |
| None | ConvolUniform (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Applies strong low-pass filtering to an image by using a uniform rectangular kernel of odd size. | |
| None | ConvolUniform (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Applies strong low-pass filtering to an image by using a uniform rectangular kernel of odd size. | |
| None | ConvolUniform (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame) |
| Applies strong low-pass filtering to an image by using a uniform rectangular kernel of odd size. | |
| None | ConvolUniform (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth, int halfOfKernelHeight) |
| Applies strong low-pass filtering to an image by using a uniform rectangular kernel of odd size. | |
| None | ConvolUniform (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Applies strong low-pass filtering to an image by using a uniform rectangular kernel of odd size. | |
| None | ConvolUniform (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Applies strong low-pass filtering to an image by using a uniform rectangular kernel of odd size. | |
| None | ConvolUniform (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame) |
| Applies strong low-pass filtering to an image by using a uniform rectangular kernel of odd size. | |
| None | ConvolUniform (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth, int halfOfKernelHeight) |
| Applies strong low-pass filtering to an image by using a uniform rectangular kernel of odd size. | |
| None | ConvolUniform (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Applies strong low-pass filtering to an image by using a uniform rectangular kernel of odd size. | |
| None | ConvolUniform (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Applies strong low-pass filtering to an image by using a uniform rectangular kernel of odd size. | |
| None | ConvolUniform (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame) |
| Applies strong low-pass filtering to an image by using a uniform rectangular kernel of odd size. | |
| None | ConvolGaussian (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth, int halfOfKernelHeight) |
| Applies Gaussian filtering (binomial weights) in rectangular kernel of odd size. | |
| None | ConvolGaussian (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Applies Gaussian filtering (binomial weights) in rectangular kernel of odd size. | |
| None | ConvolGaussian (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Applies Gaussian filtering (binomial weights) in rectangular kernel of odd size. | |
| None | ConvolGaussian (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage) |
| Applies Gaussian filtering (binomial weights) in rectangular kernel of odd size. | |
| None | ConvolGaussian (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth, int halfOfKernelHeight) |
| Applies Gaussian filtering (binomial weights) in rectangular kernel of odd size. | |
| None | ConvolGaussian (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Applies Gaussian filtering (binomial weights) in rectangular kernel of odd size. | |
| None | ConvolGaussian (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Applies Gaussian filtering (binomial weights) in rectangular kernel of odd size. | |
| None | ConvolGaussian (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage) |
| Applies Gaussian filtering (binomial weights) in rectangular kernel of odd size. | |
| None | ConvolGaussian (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth, int halfOfKernelHeight) |
| Applies Gaussian filtering (binomial weights) in rectangular kernel of odd size. | |
| None | ConvolGaussian (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Applies Gaussian filtering (binomial weights) in rectangular kernel of odd size. | |
| None | ConvolGaussian (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Applies Gaussian filtering (binomial weights) in rectangular kernel of odd size. | |
| None | ConvolGaussian (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage) |
| Applies Gaussian filtering (binomial weights) in rectangular kernel of odd size. | |
| None | ConvolGaussian (eVision.EBW8Vector|None sourceImage, eVision.EBW8Vector|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Applies Gaussian filtering (binomial weights) in rectangular kernel of odd size. | |
| None | ConvolGaussian (eVision.EBW8Vector|None sourceImage, eVision.EBW8Vector|None destinationImage) |
| Applies Gaussian filtering (binomial weights) in rectangular kernel of odd size. | |
| None | ConvolGaussian (eVision.EBW16Vector|None sourceImage, eVision.EBW16Vector|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Applies Gaussian filtering (binomial weights) in rectangular kernel of odd size. | |
| None | ConvolGaussian (eVision.EBW16Vector|None sourceImage, eVision.EBW16Vector|None destinationImage) |
| Applies Gaussian filtering (binomial weights) in rectangular kernel of odd size. | |
| None | ConvolGaussian (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth, int halfOfKernelHeight) |
| Applies Gaussian filtering (binomial weights) in rectangular kernel of odd size. | |
| None | ConvolGaussian (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Applies Gaussian filtering (binomial weights) in rectangular kernel of odd size. | |
| None | ConvolGaussian (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Applies Gaussian filtering (binomial weights) in rectangular kernel of odd size. | |
| None | ConvolGaussian (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region) |
| Applies Gaussian filtering (binomial weights) in rectangular kernel of odd size. | |
| None | ConvolGaussian (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth, int halfOfKernelHeight) |
| Applies Gaussian filtering (binomial weights) in rectangular kernel of odd size. | |
| None | ConvolGaussian (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Applies Gaussian filtering (binomial weights) in rectangular kernel of odd size. | |
| None | ConvolGaussian (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Applies Gaussian filtering (binomial weights) in rectangular kernel of odd size. | |
| None | ConvolGaussian (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region) |
| Applies Gaussian filtering (binomial weights) in rectangular kernel of odd size. | |
| None | ConvolGaussian (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth, int halfOfKernelHeight) |
| Applies Gaussian filtering (binomial weights) in rectangular kernel of odd size. | |
| None | ConvolGaussian (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Applies Gaussian filtering (binomial weights) in rectangular kernel of odd size. | |
| None | ConvolGaussian (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Applies Gaussian filtering (binomial weights) in rectangular kernel of odd size. | |
| None | ConvolGaussian (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region) |
| Applies Gaussian filtering (binomial weights) in rectangular kernel of odd size. | |
| None | ConvolGaussian (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth, int halfOfKernelHeight) |
| Applies Gaussian filtering (binomial weights) in rectangular kernel of odd size. | |
| None | ConvolGaussian (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Applies Gaussian filtering (binomial weights) in rectangular kernel of odd size. | |
| None | ConvolGaussian (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Applies Gaussian filtering (binomial weights) in rectangular kernel of odd size. | |
| None | ConvolGaussian (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame) |
| Applies Gaussian filtering (binomial weights) in rectangular kernel of odd size. | |
| None | ConvolGaussian (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth, int halfOfKernelHeight) |
| Applies Gaussian filtering (binomial weights) in rectangular kernel of odd size. | |
| None | ConvolGaussian (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Applies Gaussian filtering (binomial weights) in rectangular kernel of odd size. | |
| None | ConvolGaussian (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Applies Gaussian filtering (binomial weights) in rectangular kernel of odd size. | |
| None | ConvolGaussian (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame) |
| Applies Gaussian filtering (binomial weights) in rectangular kernel of odd size. | |
| None | ConvolGaussian (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth, int halfOfKernelHeight) |
| Applies Gaussian filtering (binomial weights) in rectangular kernel of odd size. | |
| None | ConvolGaussian (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Applies Gaussian filtering (binomial weights) in rectangular kernel of odd size. | |
| None | ConvolGaussian (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Applies Gaussian filtering (binomial weights) in rectangular kernel of odd size. | |
| None | ConvolGaussian (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame) |
| Applies Gaussian filtering (binomial weights) in rectangular kernel of odd size. | |
| None | ConvolHighpass1 (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Filters an image using a 3x3 high-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolHighpass1 (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage) |
| Filters an image using a 3x3 high-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolHighpass1 (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Filters an image using a 3x3 high-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolHighpass1 (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage) |
| Filters an image using a 3x3 high-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolHighpass1 (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Filters an image using a 3x3 high-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolHighpass1 (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage) |
| Filters an image using a 3x3 high-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolHighpass1 (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Filters an image using a 3x3 high-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolHighpass1 (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region) |
| Filters an image using a 3x3 high-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolHighpass1 (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Filters an image using a 3x3 high-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolHighpass1 (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region) |
| Filters an image using a 3x3 high-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolHighpass1 (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Filters an image using a 3x3 high-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolHighpass1 (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region) |
| Filters an image using a 3x3 high-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolHighpass1 (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Filters an image using a 3x3 high-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolHighpass1 (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame) |
| Filters an image using a 3x3 high-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolHighpass1 (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Filters an image using a 3x3 high-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolHighpass1 (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame) |
| Filters an image using a 3x3 high-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolHighpass1 (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Filters an image using a 3x3 high-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolHighpass1 (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame) |
| Filters an image using a 3x3 high-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolHighpass2 (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Filters an image using a 3x3 high-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolHighpass2 (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage) |
| Filters an image using a 3x3 high-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolHighpass2 (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Filters an image using a 3x3 high-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolHighpass2 (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage) |
| Filters an image using a 3x3 high-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolHighpass2 (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Filters an image using a 3x3 high-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolHighpass2 (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage) |
| Filters an image using a 3x3 high-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolHighpass2 (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Filters an image using a 3x3 high-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolHighpass2 (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region) |
| Filters an image using a 3x3 high-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolHighpass2 (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Filters an image using a 3x3 high-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolHighpass2 (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region) |
| Filters an image using a 3x3 high-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolHighpass2 (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Filters an image using a 3x3 high-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolHighpass2 (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region) |
| Filters an image using a 3x3 high-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolHighpass2 (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Filters an image using a 3x3 high-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolHighpass2 (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame) |
| Filters an image using a 3x3 high-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolHighpass2 (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Filters an image using a 3x3 high-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolHighpass2 (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame) |
| Filters an image using a 3x3 high-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolHighpass2 (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Filters an image using a 3x3 high-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolHighpass2 (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame) |
| Filters an image using a 3x3 high-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolGradientX (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Derives an image along X using a Gradient kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolGradientX (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage) |
| Derives an image along X using a Gradient kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolGradientX (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Derives an image along X using a Gradient kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolGradientX (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage) |
| Derives an image along X using a Gradient kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolGradientX (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Derives an image along X using a Gradient kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolGradientX (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage) |
| Derives an image along X using a Gradient kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolGradientX (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Derives an image along X using a Gradient kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolGradientX (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region) |
| Derives an image along X using a Gradient kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolGradientX (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Derives an image along X using a Gradient kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolGradientX (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region) |
| Derives an image along X using a Gradient kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolGradientX (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Derives an image along X using a Gradient kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolGradientX (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region) |
| Derives an image along X using a Gradient kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolGradientX (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Derives an image along X using a Gradient kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolGradientX (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame) |
| Derives an image along X using a Gradient kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolGradientX (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Derives an image along X using a Gradient kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolGradientX (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame) |
| Derives an image along X using a Gradient kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolGradientX (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Derives an image along X using a Gradient kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolGradientX (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame) |
| Derives an image along X using a Gradient kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolGradientY (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Derives an image along Y using a Gradient kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolGradientY (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage) |
| Derives an image along Y using a Gradient kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolGradientY (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Derives an image along Y using a Gradient kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolGradientY (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage) |
| Derives an image along Y using a Gradient kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolGradientY (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Derives an image along Y using a Gradient kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolGradientY (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage) |
| Derives an image along Y using a Gradient kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolGradientY (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Derives an image along Y using a Gradient kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolGradientY (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region) |
| Derives an image along Y using a Gradient kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolGradientY (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Derives an image along Y using a Gradient kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolGradientY (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region) |
| Derives an image along Y using a Gradient kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolGradientY (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Derives an image along Y using a Gradient kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolGradientY (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region) |
| Derives an image along Y using a Gradient kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolGradientY (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Derives an image along Y using a Gradient kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolGradientY (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame) |
| Derives an image along Y using a Gradient kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolGradientY (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Derives an image along Y using a Gradient kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolGradientY (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame) |
| Derives an image along Y using a Gradient kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolGradientY (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Derives an image along Y using a Gradient kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolGradientY (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame) |
| Derives an image along Y using a Gradient kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolGradient (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Extracts the edges of an image by summing the absolute values of the Gradient X and Gradient Y derivatives and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolGradient (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage) |
| Extracts the edges of an image by summing the absolute values of the Gradient X and Gradient Y derivatives and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolGradient (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Extracts the edges of an image by summing the absolute values of the Gradient X and Gradient Y derivatives and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolGradient (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage) |
| Extracts the edges of an image by summing the absolute values of the Gradient X and Gradient Y derivatives and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolGradient (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Extracts the edges of an image by summing the absolute values of the Gradient X and Gradient Y derivatives and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolGradient (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage) |
| Extracts the edges of an image by summing the absolute values of the Gradient X and Gradient Y derivatives and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolGradient (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Extracts the edges of an image by summing the absolute values of the Gradient X and Gradient Y derivatives and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolGradient (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region) |
| Extracts the edges of an image by summing the absolute values of the Gradient X and Gradient Y derivatives and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolGradient (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Extracts the edges of an image by summing the absolute values of the Gradient X and Gradient Y derivatives and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolGradient (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region) |
| Extracts the edges of an image by summing the absolute values of the Gradient X and Gradient Y derivatives and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolGradient (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Extracts the edges of an image by summing the absolute values of the Gradient X and Gradient Y derivatives and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolGradient (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region) |
| Extracts the edges of an image by summing the absolute values of the Gradient X and Gradient Y derivatives and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolGradient (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Extracts the edges of an image by summing the absolute values of the Gradient X and Gradient Y derivatives and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolGradient (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame) |
| Extracts the edges of an image by summing the absolute values of the Gradient X and Gradient Y derivatives and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolGradient (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Extracts the edges of an image by summing the absolute values of the Gradient X and Gradient Y derivatives and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolGradient (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame) |
| Extracts the edges of an image by summing the absolute values of the Gradient X and Gradient Y derivatives and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolGradient (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Extracts the edges of an image by summing the absolute values of the Gradient X and Gradient Y derivatives and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolGradient (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame) |
| Extracts the edges of an image by summing the absolute values of the Gradient X and Gradient Y derivatives and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolSobelX (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Derives an image along X using a Sobel kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolSobelX (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage) |
| Derives an image along X using a Sobel kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolSobelX (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Derives an image along X using a Sobel kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolSobelX (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage) |
| Derives an image along X using a Sobel kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolSobelX (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Derives an image along X using a Sobel kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolSobelX (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage) |
| Derives an image along X using a Sobel kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolSobelX (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Derives an image along X using a Sobel kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolSobelX (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region) |
| Derives an image along X using a Sobel kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolSobelX (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Derives an image along X using a Sobel kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolSobelX (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region) |
| Derives an image along X using a Sobel kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolSobelX (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Derives an image along X using a Sobel kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolSobelX (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region) |
| Derives an image along X using a Sobel kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolSobelX (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Derives an image along X using a Sobel kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolSobelX (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame) |
| Derives an image along X using a Sobel kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolSobelX (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Derives an image along X using a Sobel kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolSobelX (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame) |
| Derives an image along X using a Sobel kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolSobelX (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Derives an image along X using a Sobel kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolSobelX (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame) |
| Derives an image along X using a Sobel kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolSobelY (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Derives an image along Y using a Sobel kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolSobelY (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage) |
| Derives an image along Y using a Sobel kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolSobelY (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Derives an image along Y using a Sobel kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolSobelY (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage) |
| Derives an image along Y using a Sobel kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolSobelY (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Derives an image along Y using a Sobel kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolSobelY (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage) |
| Derives an image along Y using a Sobel kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolSobelY (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Derives an image along Y using a Sobel kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolSobelY (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region) |
| Derives an image along Y using a Sobel kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolSobelY (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Derives an image along Y using a Sobel kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolSobelY (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region) |
| Derives an image along Y using a Sobel kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolSobelY (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Derives an image along Y using a Sobel kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolSobelY (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region) |
| Derives an image along Y using a Sobel kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolSobelY (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Derives an image along Y using a Sobel kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolSobelY (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame) |
| Derives an image along Y using a Sobel kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolSobelY (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Derives an image along Y using a Sobel kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolSobelY (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame) |
| Derives an image along Y using a Sobel kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolSobelY (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Derives an image along Y using a Sobel kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolSobelY (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame) |
| Derives an image along Y using a Sobel kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolSobel (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Extracts the edges of an image by summing the absolute values of the Sobel X and Sobel Y derivatives. | |
| None | ConvolSobel (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage) |
| Extracts the edges of an image by summing the absolute values of the Sobel X and Sobel Y derivatives. | |
| None | ConvolSobel (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Extracts the edges of an image by summing the absolute values of the Sobel X and Sobel Y derivatives. | |
| None | ConvolSobel (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage) |
| Extracts the edges of an image by summing the absolute values of the Sobel X and Sobel Y derivatives. | |
| None | ConvolSobel (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Extracts the edges of an image by summing the absolute values of the Sobel X and Sobel Y derivatives. | |
| None | ConvolSobel (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage) |
| Extracts the edges of an image by summing the absolute values of the Sobel X and Sobel Y derivatives. | |
| None | ConvolSobel (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Extracts the edges of an image by summing the absolute values of the Sobel X and Sobel Y derivatives. | |
| None | ConvolSobel (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region) |
| Extracts the edges of an image by summing the absolute values of the Sobel X and Sobel Y derivatives. | |
| None | ConvolSobel (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Extracts the edges of an image by summing the absolute values of the Sobel X and Sobel Y derivatives. | |
| None | ConvolSobel (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region) |
| Extracts the edges of an image by summing the absolute values of the Sobel X and Sobel Y derivatives. | |
| None | ConvolSobel (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Extracts the edges of an image by summing the absolute values of the Sobel X and Sobel Y derivatives. | |
| None | ConvolSobel (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region) |
| Extracts the edges of an image by summing the absolute values of the Sobel X and Sobel Y derivatives. | |
| None | ConvolSobel (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Extracts the edges of an image by summing the absolute values of the Sobel X and Sobel Y derivatives. | |
| None | ConvolSobel (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame) |
| Extracts the edges of an image by summing the absolute values of the Sobel X and Sobel Y derivatives. | |
| None | ConvolSobel (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Extracts the edges of an image by summing the absolute values of the Sobel X and Sobel Y derivatives. | |
| None | ConvolSobel (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame) |
| Extracts the edges of an image by summing the absolute values of the Sobel X and Sobel Y derivatives. | |
| None | ConvolSobel (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Extracts the edges of an image by summing the absolute values of the Sobel X and Sobel Y derivatives. | |
| None | ConvolSobel (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame) |
| Extracts the edges of an image by summing the absolute values of the Sobel X and Sobel Y derivatives. | |
| None | ConvolPrewittX (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Derives an image along X using a Prewitt kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolPrewittX (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage) |
| Derives an image along X using a Prewitt kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolPrewittX (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Derives an image along X using a Prewitt kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolPrewittX (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage) |
| Derives an image along X using a Prewitt kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolPrewittX (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Derives an image along X using a Prewitt kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolPrewittX (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage) |
| Derives an image along X using a Prewitt kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolPrewittX (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Derives an image along X using a Prewitt kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolPrewittX (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region) |
| Derives an image along X using a Prewitt kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolPrewittX (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Derives an image along X using a Prewitt kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolPrewittX (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region) |
| Derives an image along X using a Prewitt kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolPrewittX (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Derives an image along X using a Prewitt kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolPrewittX (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region) |
| Derives an image along X using a Prewitt kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolPrewittX (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Derives an image along X using a Prewitt kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolPrewittX (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame) |
| Derives an image along X using a Prewitt kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolPrewittX (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Derives an image along X using a Prewitt kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolPrewittX (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame) |
| Derives an image along X using a Prewitt kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolPrewittX (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Derives an image along X using a Prewitt kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolPrewittX (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame) |
| Derives an image along X using a Prewitt kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolPrewittY (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Derives an image along Y using a Prewitt kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolPrewittY (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage) |
| Derives an image along Y using a Prewitt kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolPrewittY (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Derives an image along Y using a Prewitt kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolPrewittY (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage) |
| Derives an image along Y using a Prewitt kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolPrewittY (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Derives an image along Y using a Prewitt kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolPrewittY (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage) |
| Derives an image along Y using a Prewitt kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolPrewittY (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Derives an image along Y using a Prewitt kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolPrewittY (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region) |
| Derives an image along Y using a Prewitt kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolPrewittY (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Derives an image along Y using a Prewitt kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolPrewittY (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region) |
| Derives an image along Y using a Prewitt kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolPrewittY (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Derives an image along Y using a Prewitt kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolPrewittY (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region) |
| Derives an image along Y using a Prewitt kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolPrewittY (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Derives an image along Y using a Prewitt kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolPrewittY (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame) |
| Derives an image along Y using a Prewitt kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolPrewittY (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Derives an image along Y using a Prewitt kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolPrewittY (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame) |
| Derives an image along Y using a Prewitt kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolPrewittY (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Derives an image along Y using a Prewitt kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolPrewittY (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame) |
| Derives an image along Y using a Prewitt kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolPrewitt (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Extracts the edges of an image by summing the absolute values of the Prewitt X and Prewitt Y derivatives and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolPrewitt (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage) |
| Extracts the edges of an image by summing the absolute values of the Prewitt X and Prewitt Y derivatives and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolPrewitt (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Extracts the edges of an image by summing the absolute values of the Prewitt X and Prewitt Y derivatives and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolPrewitt (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage) |
| Extracts the edges of an image by summing the absolute values of the Prewitt X and Prewitt Y derivatives and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolPrewitt (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Extracts the edges of an image by summing the absolute values of the Prewitt X and Prewitt Y derivatives and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolPrewitt (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage) |
| Extracts the edges of an image by summing the absolute values of the Prewitt X and Prewitt Y derivatives and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolPrewitt (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Extracts the edges of an image by summing the absolute values of the Prewitt X and Prewitt Y derivatives and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolPrewitt (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region) |
| Extracts the edges of an image by summing the absolute values of the Prewitt X and Prewitt Y derivatives and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolPrewitt (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Extracts the edges of an image by summing the absolute values of the Prewitt X and Prewitt Y derivatives and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolPrewitt (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region) |
| Extracts the edges of an image by summing the absolute values of the Prewitt X and Prewitt Y derivatives and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolPrewitt (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Extracts the edges of an image by summing the absolute values of the Prewitt X and Prewitt Y derivatives and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolPrewitt (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region) |
| Extracts the edges of an image by summing the absolute values of the Prewitt X and Prewitt Y derivatives and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolPrewitt (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Extracts the edges of an image by summing the absolute values of the Prewitt X and Prewitt Y derivatives and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolPrewitt (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame) |
| Extracts the edges of an image by summing the absolute values of the Prewitt X and Prewitt Y derivatives and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolPrewitt (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Extracts the edges of an image by summing the absolute values of the Prewitt X and Prewitt Y derivatives and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolPrewitt (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame) |
| Extracts the edges of an image by summing the absolute values of the Prewitt X and Prewitt Y derivatives and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolPrewitt (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Extracts the edges of an image by summing the absolute values of the Prewitt X and Prewitt Y derivatives and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolPrewitt (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame) |
| Extracts the edges of an image by summing the absolute values of the Prewitt X and Prewitt Y derivatives and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolRoberts (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| The Roberts edge extraction filter is based on a 2x2 kernel. | |
| None | ConvolRoberts (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage) |
| The Roberts edge extraction filter is based on a 2x2 kernel. | |
| None | ConvolRoberts (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| The Roberts edge extraction filter is based on a 2x2 kernel. | |
| None | ConvolRoberts (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage) |
| The Roberts edge extraction filter is based on a 2x2 kernel. | |
| None | ConvolRoberts (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| The Roberts edge extraction filter is based on a 2x2 kernel. | |
| None | ConvolRoberts (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage) |
| The Roberts edge extraction filter is based on a 2x2 kernel. | |
| None | ConvolRoberts (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| The Roberts edge extraction filter is based on a 2x2 kernel. | |
| None | ConvolRoberts (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region) |
| The Roberts edge extraction filter is based on a 2x2 kernel. | |
| None | ConvolRoberts (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| The Roberts edge extraction filter is based on a 2x2 kernel. | |
| None | ConvolRoberts (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region) |
| The Roberts edge extraction filter is based on a 2x2 kernel. | |
| None | ConvolRoberts (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| The Roberts edge extraction filter is based on a 2x2 kernel. | |
| None | ConvolRoberts (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region) |
| The Roberts edge extraction filter is based on a 2x2 kernel. | |
| None | ConvolRoberts (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| The Roberts edge extraction filter is based on a 2x2 kernel. | |
| None | ConvolRoberts (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame) |
| The Roberts edge extraction filter is based on a 2x2 kernel. | |
| None | ConvolRoberts (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| The Roberts edge extraction filter is based on a 2x2 kernel. | |
| None | ConvolRoberts (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame) |
| The Roberts edge extraction filter is based on a 2x2 kernel. | |
| None | ConvolRoberts (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| The Roberts edge extraction filter is based on a 2x2 kernel. | |
| None | ConvolRoberts (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame) |
| The Roberts edge extraction filter is based on a 2x2 kernel. | |
| None | ConvolLaplacianX (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Takes the horizontal second derivative and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolLaplacianX (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage) |
| Takes the horizontal second derivative and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolLaplacianX (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Takes the horizontal second derivative and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolLaplacianX (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage) |
| Takes the horizontal second derivative and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolLaplacianX (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Takes the horizontal second derivative and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolLaplacianX (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage) |
| Takes the horizontal second derivative and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolLaplacianX (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Takes the horizontal second derivative and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolLaplacianX (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region) |
| Takes the horizontal second derivative and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolLaplacianX (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Takes the horizontal second derivative and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolLaplacianX (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region) |
| Takes the horizontal second derivative and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolLaplacianX (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Takes the horizontal second derivative and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolLaplacianX (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region) |
| Takes the horizontal second derivative and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolLaplacianX (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Takes the horizontal second derivative and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolLaplacianX (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame) |
| Takes the horizontal second derivative and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolLaplacianX (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Takes the horizontal second derivative and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolLaplacianX (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame) |
| Takes the horizontal second derivative and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolLaplacianX (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Takes the horizontal second derivative and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolLaplacianX (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame) |
| Takes the horizontal second derivative and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolLaplacianY (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Takes the vertical second derivative and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolLaplacianY (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage) |
| Takes the vertical second derivative and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolLaplacianY (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Takes the vertical second derivative and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolLaplacianY (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage) |
| Takes the vertical second derivative and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolLaplacianY (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Takes the vertical second derivative and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolLaplacianY (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage) |
| Takes the vertical second derivative and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolLaplacianY (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Takes the vertical second derivative and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolLaplacianY (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region) |
| Takes the vertical second derivative and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolLaplacianY (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Takes the vertical second derivative and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolLaplacianY (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region) |
| Takes the vertical second derivative and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolLaplacianY (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Takes the vertical second derivative and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolLaplacianY (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region) |
| Takes the vertical second derivative and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolLaplacianY (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Takes the vertical second derivative and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolLaplacianY (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame) |
| Takes the vertical second derivative and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolLaplacianY (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Takes the vertical second derivative and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolLaplacianY (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame) |
| Takes the vertical second derivative and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolLaplacianY (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Takes the vertical second derivative and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolLaplacianY (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame) |
| Takes the vertical second derivative and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolLaplacian4 (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Takes the second derivative of an image using a 4-neighbor Laplacian kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolLaplacian4 (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage) |
| Takes the second derivative of an image using a 4-neighbor Laplacian kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolLaplacian4 (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Takes the second derivative of an image using a 4-neighbor Laplacian kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolLaplacian4 (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage) |
| Takes the second derivative of an image using a 4-neighbor Laplacian kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolLaplacian4 (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Takes the second derivative of an image using a 4-neighbor Laplacian kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolLaplacian4 (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage) |
| Takes the second derivative of an image using a 4-neighbor Laplacian kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolLaplacian4 (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Takes the second derivative of an image using a 4-neighbor Laplacian kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolLaplacian4 (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region) |
| Takes the second derivative of an image using a 4-neighbor Laplacian kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolLaplacian4 (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Takes the second derivative of an image using a 4-neighbor Laplacian kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolLaplacian4 (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region) |
| Takes the second derivative of an image using a 4-neighbor Laplacian kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolLaplacian4 (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Takes the second derivative of an image using a 4-neighbor Laplacian kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolLaplacian4 (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region) |
| Takes the second derivative of an image using a 4-neighbor Laplacian kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolLaplacian4 (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Takes the second derivative of an image using a 4-neighbor Laplacian kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolLaplacian4 (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame) |
| Takes the second derivative of an image using a 4-neighbor Laplacian kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolLaplacian4 (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Takes the second derivative of an image using a 4-neighbor Laplacian kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolLaplacian4 (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame) |
| Takes the second derivative of an image using a 4-neighbor Laplacian kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolLaplacian4 (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Takes the second derivative of an image using a 4-neighbor Laplacian kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolLaplacian4 (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame) |
| Takes the second derivative of an image using a 4-neighbor Laplacian kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolLaplacian8 (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Takes the second derivative of an image using an 8-neighbor Laplacian kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolLaplacian8 (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage) |
| Takes the second derivative of an image using an 8-neighbor Laplacian kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolLaplacian8 (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Takes the second derivative of an image using an 8-neighbor Laplacian kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolLaplacian8 (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage) |
| Takes the second derivative of an image using an 8-neighbor Laplacian kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolLaplacian8 (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Takes the second derivative of an image using an 8-neighbor Laplacian kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolLaplacian8 (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage) |
| Takes the second derivative of an image using an 8-neighbor Laplacian kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolLaplacian8 (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Takes the second derivative of an image using an 8-neighbor Laplacian kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolLaplacian8 (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region) |
| Takes the second derivative of an image using an 8-neighbor Laplacian kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolLaplacian8 (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Takes the second derivative of an image using an 8-neighbor Laplacian kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolLaplacian8 (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region) |
| Takes the second derivative of an image using an 8-neighbor Laplacian kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolLaplacian8 (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Takes the second derivative of an image using an 8-neighbor Laplacian kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolLaplacian8 (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region) |
| Takes the second derivative of an image using an 8-neighbor Laplacian kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolLaplacian8 (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Takes the second derivative of an image using an 8-neighbor Laplacian kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolLaplacian8 (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame) |
| Takes the second derivative of an image using an 8-neighbor Laplacian kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolLaplacian8 (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Takes the second derivative of an image using an 8-neighbor Laplacian kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolLaplacian8 (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame) |
| Takes the second derivative of an image using an 8-neighbor Laplacian kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolLaplacian8 (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Takes the second derivative of an image using an 8-neighbor Laplacian kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolLaplacian8 (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame) |
| Takes the second derivative of an image using an 8-neighbor Laplacian kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolGabor (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, int halfOfKernelWidth, int halfOfKernelHeight, float sigma, float gamma, float theta, float lambda_, float psi, bool normalize) |
| Computes the Gabor filter response of the source image and stores the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolGabor (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, int halfOfKernelWidth, int halfOfKernelHeight, float sigma, float gamma, float theta, float lambda_, float psi) |
| Computes the Gabor filter response of the source image and stores the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolGabor (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth, int halfOfKernelHeight, float sigma, float gamma, float theta, float lambda_, float psi, bool normalize) |
| Computes the Gabor filter response of the source image and stores the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolGabor (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth, int halfOfKernelHeight, float sigma, float gamma, float theta, float lambda_, float psi) |
| Computes the Gabor filter response of the source image and stores the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolGabor (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, int halfOfKernelWidth, int halfOfKernelHeight, float sigma, float gamma, float theta, float lambda_, float psi, bool normalize) |
| Computes the Gabor filter response of the source image and stores the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolGabor (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, int halfOfKernelWidth, int halfOfKernelHeight, float sigma, float gamma, float theta, float lambda_, float psi) |
| Computes the Gabor filter response of the source image and stores the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolGabor (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth, int halfOfKernelHeight, float sigma, float gamma, float theta, float lambda_, float psi, bool normalize) |
| Computes the Gabor filter response of the source image and stores the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolGabor (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth, int halfOfKernelHeight, float sigma, float gamma, float theta, float lambda_, float psi) |
| Computes the Gabor filter response of the source image and stores the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolGabor (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, int halfOfKernelWidth, int halfOfKernelHeight, float sigma, float gamma, float theta, float lambda_, float psi, bool normalize) |
| Computes the Gabor filter response of the source image and stores the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolGabor (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, int halfOfKernelWidth, int halfOfKernelHeight, float sigma, float gamma, float theta, float lambda_, float psi) |
| Computes the Gabor filter response of the source image and stores the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolGabor (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth, int halfOfKernelHeight, float sigma, float gamma, float theta, float lambda_, float psi, bool normalize) |
| Computes the Gabor filter response of the source image and stores the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolGabor (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth, int halfOfKernelHeight, float sigma, float gamma, float theta, float lambda_, float psi) |
| Computes the Gabor filter response of the source image and stores the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolGabor (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, int halfOfKernelWidth, int halfOfKernelHeight, float sigma, float gamma, float theta, float lambda_, float psi, bool normalize) |
| Computes the Gabor filter response of the source image and stores the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolGabor (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, int halfOfKernelWidth, int halfOfKernelHeight, float sigma, float gamma, float theta, float lambda_, float psi) |
| Computes the Gabor filter response of the source image and stores the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolGabor (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth, int halfOfKernelHeight, float sigma, float gamma, float theta, float lambda_, float psi, bool normalize) |
| Computes the Gabor filter response of the source image and stores the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolGabor (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth, int halfOfKernelHeight, float sigma, float gamma, float theta, float lambda_, float psi) |
| Computes the Gabor filter response of the source image and stores the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolGabor (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, int halfOfKernelWidth, int halfOfKernelHeight, float sigma, float gamma, float theta, float lambda_, float psi, bool normalize) |
| Computes the Gabor filter response of the source image and stores the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolGabor (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, int halfOfKernelWidth, int halfOfKernelHeight, float sigma, float gamma, float theta, float lambda_, float psi) |
| Computes the Gabor filter response of the source image and stores the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolGabor (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth, int halfOfKernelHeight, float sigma, float gamma, float theta, float lambda_, float psi, bool normalize) |
| Computes the Gabor filter response of the source image and stores the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolGabor (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth, int halfOfKernelHeight, float sigma, float gamma, float theta, float lambda_, float psi) |
| Computes the Gabor filter response of the source image and stores the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolGabor (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, int halfOfKernelWidth, int halfOfKernelHeight, float sigma, float gamma, float theta, float lambda_, float psi, bool normalize) |
| Computes the Gabor filter response of the source image and stores the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolGabor (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, int halfOfKernelWidth, int halfOfKernelHeight, float sigma, float gamma, float theta, float lambda_, float psi) |
| Computes the Gabor filter response of the source image and stores the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolGabor (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth, int halfOfKernelHeight, float sigma, float gamma, float theta, float lambda_, float psi, bool normalize) |
| Computes the Gabor filter response of the source image and stores the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ConvolGabor (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth, int halfOfKernelHeight, float sigma, float gamma, float theta, float lambda_, float psi) |
| Computes the Gabor filter response of the source image and stores the result in the destination image. | |
| None | ModulusImage (eVision.EImageBW8|None destinationImage, float gain) |
| Prepares a lookup-table image for use for gradient magnitude computation. | |
| None | ModulusImage (eVision.EImageBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Prepares a lookup-table image for use for gradient magnitude computation. | |
| None | ArgumentImage (eVision.EImageBW8|None destinationImage, eVision.EBW8 phase, float period) |
| Prepares a lookup-table image for use for gradient argument computation. | |
| None | ArgumentImage (eVision.EImageBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Prepares a lookup-table image for use for gradient argument computation. | |
| None | ArgumentImage (eVision.EImageBW8|None destinationImage, eVision.EBW8 phase) |
| Prepares a lookup-table image for use for gradient argument computation. | |
| None | GradientScalar (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None lookupTable) |
| Computes the (scalar) gradient image derived from a given source image. | |
| None | GradientScalar (eVision.EROIBW32|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None lookupTable) |
| Computes the (scalar) gradient image derived from a given source image. | |
| None | LocalAverage (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int halfWidth, int halfHeight) |
| Computes the average in a rectangular window centered on every pixel. | |
| None | LocalAverage (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, int halfWidth, int halfHeight) |
| Computes the average in a rectangular window centered on every pixel. | |
| None | LocalAverage (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int halfWidth, int halfHeight) |
| Computes the average in a rectangular window centered on every pixel. | |
| None | LocalAverage (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int halfWidth, int halfHeight) |
| Computes the average in a rectangular window centered on every pixel. | |
| None | LocalAverage (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, int halfWidth, int halfHeight) |
| Computes the average in a rectangular window centered on every pixel. | |
| None | LocalAverage (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, int halfWidth, int halfHeight) |
| Computes the average in a rectangular window centered on every pixel. | |
| None | LocalDeviation (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int halfWidth, int halfHeight) |
| Computes the standard deviation in a rectangular window centered on every pixel. | |
| None | LocalDeviation (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, int halfWidth, int halfHeight) |
| Computes the standard deviation in a rectangular window centered on every pixel. | |
| None | LocalDeviation (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int halfWidth, int halfHeight) |
| Computes the standard deviation in a rectangular window centered on every pixel. | |
| None | LocalDeviation (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int halfWidth, int halfHeight) |
| Computes the standard deviation in a rectangular window centered on every pixel. | |
| None | LocalDeviation (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, int halfWidth, int halfHeight) |
| Computes the standard deviation in a rectangular window centered on every pixel. | |
| None | LocalDeviation (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, int halfWidth, int halfHeight) |
| Computes the standard deviation in a rectangular window centered on every pixel. | |
| None | DilateBox (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth, int halfOfKernelHeight) |
| Performs a dilation on an image (maximum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | DilateBox (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Performs a dilation on an image (maximum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | DilateBox (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Performs a dilation on an image (maximum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | DilateBox (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage) |
| Performs a dilation on an image (maximum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | DilateBox (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth, int halfOfKernelHeight) |
| Performs a dilation on an image (maximum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | DilateBox (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Performs a dilation on an image (maximum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | DilateBox (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Performs a dilation on an image (maximum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | DilateBox (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage) |
| Performs a dilation on an image (maximum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | DilateBox (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth, int halfOfKernelHeight) |
| Performs a dilation on an image (maximum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | DilateBox (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Performs a dilation on an image (maximum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | DilateBox (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Performs a dilation on an image (maximum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | DilateBox (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage) |
| Performs a dilation on an image (maximum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | DilateBox (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth, int halfOfKernelHeight) |
| Performs a dilation on an image (maximum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | DilateBox (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Performs a dilation on an image (maximum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | DilateBox (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Performs a dilation on an image (maximum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | DilateBox (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region) |
| Performs a dilation on an image (maximum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | DilateBox (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth, int halfOfKernelHeight) |
| Performs a dilation on an image (maximum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | DilateBox (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Performs a dilation on an image (maximum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | DilateBox (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Performs a dilation on an image (maximum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | DilateBox (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region) |
| Performs a dilation on an image (maximum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | DilateBox (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth, int halfOfKernelHeight) |
| Performs a dilation on an image (maximum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | DilateBox (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Performs a dilation on an image (maximum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | DilateBox (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Performs a dilation on an image (maximum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | DilateBox (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region) |
| Performs a dilation on an image (maximum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | DilateBox (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth, int halfOfKernelHeight) |
| Performs a dilation on an image (maximum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | DilateBox (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Performs a dilation on an image (maximum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | DilateBox (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Performs a dilation on an image (maximum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | DilateBox (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame) |
| Performs a dilation on an image (maximum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | DilateBox (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth, int halfOfKernelHeight) |
| Performs a dilation on an image (maximum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | DilateBox (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Performs a dilation on an image (maximum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | DilateBox (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Performs a dilation on an image (maximum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | DilateBox (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame) |
| Performs a dilation on an image (maximum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | DilateBox (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth, int halfOfKernelHeight) |
| Performs a dilation on an image (maximum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | DilateBox (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Performs a dilation on an image (maximum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | DilateBox (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Performs a dilation on an image (maximum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | DilateBox (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame) |
| Performs a dilation on an image (maximum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | ErodeBox (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth, int halfOfKernelHeight) |
| Performs an erosion on an image (minimum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | ErodeBox (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Performs an erosion on an image (minimum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | ErodeBox (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Performs an erosion on an image (minimum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | ErodeBox (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage) |
| Performs an erosion on an image (minimum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | ErodeBox (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth, int halfOfKernelHeight) |
| Performs an erosion on an image (minimum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | ErodeBox (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Performs an erosion on an image (minimum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | ErodeBox (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Performs an erosion on an image (minimum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | ErodeBox (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage) |
| Performs an erosion on an image (minimum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | ErodeBox (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth, int halfOfKernelHeight) |
| Performs an erosion on an image (minimum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | ErodeBox (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Performs an erosion on an image (minimum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | ErodeBox (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Performs an erosion on an image (minimum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | ErodeBox (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage) |
| Performs an erosion on an image (minimum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | ErodeBox (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth, int halfOfKernelHeight) |
| Performs an erosion on an image (minimum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | ErodeBox (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Performs an erosion on an image (minimum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | ErodeBox (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Performs an erosion on an image (minimum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | ErodeBox (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region) |
| Performs an erosion on an image (minimum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | ErodeBox (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth, int halfOfKernelHeight) |
| Performs an erosion on an image (minimum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | ErodeBox (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Performs an erosion on an image (minimum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | ErodeBox (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Performs an erosion on an image (minimum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | ErodeBox (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region) |
| Performs an erosion on an image (minimum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | ErodeBox (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth, int halfOfKernelHeight) |
| Performs an erosion on an image (minimum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | ErodeBox (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Performs an erosion on an image (minimum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | ErodeBox (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Performs an erosion on an image (minimum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | ErodeBox (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region) |
| Performs an erosion on an image (minimum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | ErodeBox (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth, int halfOfKernelHeight) |
| Performs an erosion on an image (minimum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | ErodeBox (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Performs an erosion on an image (minimum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | ErodeBox (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Performs an erosion on an image (minimum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | ErodeBox (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame) |
| Performs an erosion on an image (minimum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | ErodeBox (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth, int halfOfKernelHeight) |
| Performs an erosion on an image (minimum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | ErodeBox (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Performs an erosion on an image (minimum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | ErodeBox (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Performs an erosion on an image (minimum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | ErodeBox (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame) |
| Performs an erosion on an image (minimum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | ErodeBox (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth, int halfOfKernelHeight) |
| Performs an erosion on an image (minimum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | ErodeBox (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Performs an erosion on an image (minimum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | ErodeBox (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Performs an erosion on an image (minimum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | ErodeBox (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame) |
| Performs an erosion on an image (minimum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | OpenBox (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth, int halfOfKernelHeight) |
| Performs an opening on an image (erosion followed by dilation) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | OpenBox (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Performs an opening on an image (erosion followed by dilation) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | OpenBox (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Performs an opening on an image (erosion followed by dilation) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | OpenBox (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage) |
| Performs an opening on an image (erosion followed by dilation) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | OpenBox (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth, int halfOfKernelHeight) |
| Performs an opening on an image (erosion followed by dilation) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | OpenBox (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Performs an opening on an image (erosion followed by dilation) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | OpenBox (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Performs an opening on an image (erosion followed by dilation) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | OpenBox (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage) |
| Performs an opening on an image (erosion followed by dilation) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | OpenBox (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth, int halfOfKernelHeight) |
| Performs an opening on an image (erosion followed by dilation) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | OpenBox (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Performs an opening on an image (erosion followed by dilation) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | OpenBox (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Performs an opening on an image (erosion followed by dilation) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | OpenBox (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage) |
| Performs an opening on an image (erosion followed by dilation) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | OpenBox (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth, int halfOfKernelHeight) |
| Performs an opening on an image (erosion followed by dilation) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | OpenBox (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Performs an opening on an image (erosion followed by dilation) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | OpenBox (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Performs an opening on an image (erosion followed by dilation) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | OpenBox (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region) |
| Performs an opening on an image (erosion followed by dilation) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | OpenBox (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth, int halfOfKernelHeight) |
| Performs an opening on an image (erosion followed by dilation) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | OpenBox (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Performs an opening on an image (erosion followed by dilation) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | OpenBox (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Performs an opening on an image (erosion followed by dilation) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | OpenBox (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region) |
| Performs an opening on an image (erosion followed by dilation) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | OpenBox (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth, int halfOfKernelHeight) |
| Performs an opening on an image (erosion followed by dilation) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | OpenBox (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Performs an opening on an image (erosion followed by dilation) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | OpenBox (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Performs an opening on an image (erosion followed by dilation) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | OpenBox (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region) |
| Performs an opening on an image (erosion followed by dilation) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | OpenBox (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth, int halfOfKernelHeight) |
| Performs an opening on an image (erosion followed by dilation) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | OpenBox (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Performs an opening on an image (erosion followed by dilation) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | OpenBox (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Performs an opening on an image (erosion followed by dilation) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | OpenBox (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame) |
| Performs an opening on an image (erosion followed by dilation) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | OpenBox (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth, int halfOfKernelHeight) |
| Performs an opening on an image (erosion followed by dilation) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | OpenBox (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Performs an opening on an image (erosion followed by dilation) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | OpenBox (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Performs an opening on an image (erosion followed by dilation) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | OpenBox (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame) |
| Performs an opening on an image (erosion followed by dilation) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | OpenBox (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth, int halfOfKernelHeight) |
| Performs an opening on an image (erosion followed by dilation) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | OpenBox (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Performs an opening on an image (erosion followed by dilation) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | OpenBox (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Performs an opening on an image (erosion followed by dilation) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | OpenBox (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame) |
| Performs an opening on an image (erosion followed by dilation) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | CloseBox (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth, int halfOfKernelHeight) |
| Performs a closing on an image (dilation followed by erosion) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | CloseBox (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Performs a closing on an image (dilation followed by erosion) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | CloseBox (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Performs a closing on an image (dilation followed by erosion) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | CloseBox (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage) |
| Performs a closing on an image (dilation followed by erosion) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | CloseBox (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth, int halfOfKernelHeight) |
| Performs a closing on an image (dilation followed by erosion) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | CloseBox (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Performs a closing on an image (dilation followed by erosion) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | CloseBox (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Performs a closing on an image (dilation followed by erosion) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | CloseBox (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage) |
| Performs a closing on an image (dilation followed by erosion) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | CloseBox (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth, int halfOfKernelHeight) |
| Performs a closing on an image (dilation followed by erosion) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | CloseBox (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Performs a closing on an image (dilation followed by erosion) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | CloseBox (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Performs a closing on an image (dilation followed by erosion) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | CloseBox (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage) |
| Performs a closing on an image (dilation followed by erosion) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | CloseBox (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth, int halfOfKernelHeight) |
| Performs a closing on an image (dilation followed by erosion) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | CloseBox (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Performs a closing on an image (dilation followed by erosion) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | CloseBox (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Performs a closing on an image (dilation followed by erosion) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | CloseBox (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region) |
| Performs a closing on an image (dilation followed by erosion) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | CloseBox (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth, int halfOfKernelHeight) |
| Performs a closing on an image (dilation followed by erosion) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | CloseBox (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Performs a closing on an image (dilation followed by erosion) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | CloseBox (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Performs a closing on an image (dilation followed by erosion) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | CloseBox (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region) |
| Performs a closing on an image (dilation followed by erosion) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | CloseBox (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth, int halfOfKernelHeight) |
| Performs a closing on an image (dilation followed by erosion) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | CloseBox (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Performs a closing on an image (dilation followed by erosion) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | CloseBox (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Performs a closing on an image (dilation followed by erosion) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | CloseBox (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region) |
| Performs a closing on an image (dilation followed by erosion) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | CloseBox (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth, int halfOfKernelHeight) |
| Performs a closing on an image (dilation followed by erosion) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | CloseBox (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Performs a closing on an image (dilation followed by erosion) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | CloseBox (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Performs a closing on an image (dilation followed by erosion) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | CloseBox (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame) |
| Performs a closing on an image (dilation followed by erosion) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | CloseBox (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth, int halfOfKernelHeight) |
| Performs a closing on an image (dilation followed by erosion) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | CloseBox (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Performs a closing on an image (dilation followed by erosion) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | CloseBox (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Performs a closing on an image (dilation followed by erosion) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | CloseBox (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame) |
| Performs a closing on an image (dilation followed by erosion) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | CloseBox (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth, int halfOfKernelHeight) |
| Performs a closing on an image (dilation followed by erosion) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | CloseBox (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Performs a closing on an image (dilation followed by erosion) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | CloseBox (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Performs a closing on an image (dilation followed by erosion) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | CloseBox (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame) |
| Performs a closing on an image (dilation followed by erosion) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | WhiteTopHatBox (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth, int halfOfKernelHeight) |
| Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (source image minus open image) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | WhiteTopHatBox (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (source image minus open image) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | WhiteTopHatBox (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (source image minus open image) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | WhiteTopHatBox (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth, int halfOfKernelHeight) |
| Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (source image minus open image) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | WhiteTopHatBox (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (source image minus open image) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | WhiteTopHatBox (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (source image minus open image) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | WhiteTopHatBox (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth, int halfOfKernelHeight) |
| Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (source image minus open image) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | WhiteTopHatBox (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (source image minus open image) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | WhiteTopHatBox (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (source image minus open image) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | WhiteTopHatBox (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth, int halfOfKernelHeight) |
| Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (source image minus open image) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | WhiteTopHatBox (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (source image minus open image) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | WhiteTopHatBox (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (source image minus open image) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | WhiteTopHatBox (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth, int halfOfKernelHeight) |
| Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (source image minus open image) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | WhiteTopHatBox (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (source image minus open image) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | WhiteTopHatBox (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (source image minus open image) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | WhiteTopHatBox (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth, int halfOfKernelHeight) |
| Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (source image minus open image) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | WhiteTopHatBox (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (source image minus open image) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | WhiteTopHatBox (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (source image minus open image) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | WhiteTopHatBox (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth, int halfOfKernelHeight) |
| Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (source image minus open image) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | WhiteTopHatBox (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (source image minus open image) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | WhiteTopHatBox (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (source image minus open image) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | WhiteTopHatBox (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth, int halfOfKernelHeight) |
| Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (source image minus open image) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | WhiteTopHatBox (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (source image minus open image) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | WhiteTopHatBox (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (source image minus open image) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | WhiteTopHatBox (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth, int halfOfKernelHeight) |
| Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (source image minus open image) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | WhiteTopHatBox (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (source image minus open image) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | WhiteTopHatBox (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (source image minus open image) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | BlackTopHatBox (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth, int halfOfKernelHeight) |
| Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (closed image minus source image) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | BlackTopHatBox (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (closed image minus source image) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | BlackTopHatBox (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (closed image minus source image) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | BlackTopHatBox (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth, int halfOfKernelHeight) |
| Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (closed image minus source image) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | BlackTopHatBox (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (closed image minus source image) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | BlackTopHatBox (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (closed image minus source image) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | BlackTopHatBox (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth, int halfOfKernelHeight) |
| Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (closed image minus source image) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | BlackTopHatBox (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (closed image minus source image) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | BlackTopHatBox (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (closed image minus source image) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | BlackTopHatBox (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth, int halfOfKernelHeight) |
| Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (closed image minus source image) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | BlackTopHatBox (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (closed image minus source image) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | BlackTopHatBox (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (closed image minus source image) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | BlackTopHatBox (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth, int halfOfKernelHeight) |
| Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (closed image minus source image) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | BlackTopHatBox (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (closed image minus source image) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | BlackTopHatBox (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (closed image minus source image) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | BlackTopHatBox (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth, int halfOfKernelHeight) |
| Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (closed image minus source image) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | BlackTopHatBox (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (closed image minus source image) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | BlackTopHatBox (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (closed image minus source image) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | BlackTopHatBox (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth, int halfOfKernelHeight) |
| Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (closed image minus source image) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | BlackTopHatBox (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (closed image minus source image) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | BlackTopHatBox (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (closed image minus source image) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | BlackTopHatBox (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth, int halfOfKernelHeight) |
| Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (closed image minus source image) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | BlackTopHatBox (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (closed image minus source image) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | BlackTopHatBox (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (closed image minus source image) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | BlackTopHatBox (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth, int halfOfKernelHeight) |
| Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (closed image minus source image) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | BlackTopHatBox (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (closed image minus source image) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | BlackTopHatBox (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (closed image minus source image) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | MorphoGradientBox (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth, int halfOfKernelHeight) |
| Computes the morphological gradient of an image using a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | MorphoGradientBox (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Computes the morphological gradient of an image using a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | MorphoGradientBox (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Computes the morphological gradient of an image using a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | MorphoGradientBox (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage) |
| Computes the morphological gradient of an image using a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | MorphoGradientBox (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth, int halfOfKernelHeight) |
| Computes the morphological gradient of an image using a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | MorphoGradientBox (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Computes the morphological gradient of an image using a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | MorphoGradientBox (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Computes the morphological gradient of an image using a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | MorphoGradientBox (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage) |
| Computes the morphological gradient of an image using a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | MorphoGradientBox (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth, int halfOfKernelHeight) |
| Computes the morphological gradient of an image using a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | MorphoGradientBox (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Computes the morphological gradient of an image using a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | MorphoGradientBox (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Computes the morphological gradient of an image using a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | MorphoGradientBox (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage) |
| Computes the morphological gradient of an image using a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | MorphoGradientBox (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth, int halfOfKernelHeight) |
| Computes the morphological gradient of an image using a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | MorphoGradientBox (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Computes the morphological gradient of an image using a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | MorphoGradientBox (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Computes the morphological gradient of an image using a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | MorphoGradientBox (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region) |
| Computes the morphological gradient of an image using a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | MorphoGradientBox (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth, int halfOfKernelHeight) |
| Computes the morphological gradient of an image using a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | MorphoGradientBox (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Computes the morphological gradient of an image using a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | MorphoGradientBox (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Computes the morphological gradient of an image using a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | MorphoGradientBox (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region) |
| Computes the morphological gradient of an image using a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | MorphoGradientBox (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth, int halfOfKernelHeight) |
| Computes the morphological gradient of an image using a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | MorphoGradientBox (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Computes the morphological gradient of an image using a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | MorphoGradientBox (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Computes the morphological gradient of an image using a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | MorphoGradientBox (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region) |
| Computes the morphological gradient of an image using a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | MorphoGradientBox (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth, int halfOfKernelHeight) |
| Computes the morphological gradient of an image using a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | MorphoGradientBox (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Computes the morphological gradient of an image using a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | MorphoGradientBox (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Computes the morphological gradient of an image using a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | MorphoGradientBox (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame) |
| Computes the morphological gradient of an image using a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | MorphoGradientBox (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth, int halfOfKernelHeight) |
| Computes the morphological gradient of an image using a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | MorphoGradientBox (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Computes the morphological gradient of an image using a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | MorphoGradientBox (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Computes the morphological gradient of an image using a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | MorphoGradientBox (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame) |
| Computes the morphological gradient of an image using a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | MorphoGradientBox (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth, int halfOfKernelHeight) |
| Computes the morphological gradient of an image using a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | MorphoGradientBox (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Computes the morphological gradient of an image using a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | MorphoGradientBox (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Computes the morphological gradient of an image using a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | MorphoGradientBox (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame) |
| Computes the morphological gradient of an image using a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | ErodeDisk (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Performs an erosion on an image (minimum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | ErodeDisk (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Performs an erosion on an image (minimum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | ErodeDisk (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage) |
| Performs an erosion on an image (minimum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | ErodeDisk (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Performs an erosion on an image (minimum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | ErodeDisk (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Performs an erosion on an image (minimum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | ErodeDisk (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage) |
| Performs an erosion on an image (minimum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | ErodeDisk (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Performs an erosion on an image (minimum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | ErodeDisk (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Performs an erosion on an image (minimum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | ErodeDisk (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage) |
| Performs an erosion on an image (minimum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | ErodeDisk (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Performs an erosion on an image (minimum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | ErodeDisk (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Performs an erosion on an image (minimum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | ErodeDisk (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region) |
| Performs an erosion on an image (minimum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | ErodeDisk (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Performs an erosion on an image (minimum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | ErodeDisk (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Performs an erosion on an image (minimum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | ErodeDisk (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region) |
| Performs an erosion on an image (minimum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | ErodeDisk (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Performs an erosion on an image (minimum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | ErodeDisk (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Performs an erosion on an image (minimum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | ErodeDisk (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region) |
| Performs an erosion on an image (minimum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | ErodeDisk (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Performs an erosion on an image (minimum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | ErodeDisk (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Performs an erosion on an image (minimum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | ErodeDisk (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame) |
| Performs an erosion on an image (minimum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | ErodeDisk (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Performs an erosion on an image (minimum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | ErodeDisk (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Performs an erosion on an image (minimum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | ErodeDisk (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame) |
| Performs an erosion on an image (minimum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | ErodeDisk (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Performs an erosion on an image (minimum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | ErodeDisk (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Performs an erosion on an image (minimum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | ErodeDisk (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame) |
| Performs an erosion on an image (minimum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | DilateDisk (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Performs a dilation on an image (maximum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | DilateDisk (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Performs a dilation on an image (maximum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | DilateDisk (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage) |
| Performs a dilation on an image (maximum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | DilateDisk (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Performs a dilation on an image (maximum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | DilateDisk (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Performs a dilation on an image (maximum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | DilateDisk (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage) |
| Performs a dilation on an image (maximum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | DilateDisk (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Performs a dilation on an image (maximum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | DilateDisk (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Performs a dilation on an image (maximum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | DilateDisk (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage) |
| Performs a dilation on an image (maximum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | DilateDisk (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Performs a dilation on an image (maximum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | DilateDisk (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Performs a dilation on an image (maximum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | DilateDisk (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region) |
| Performs a dilation on an image (maximum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | DilateDisk (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Performs a dilation on an image (maximum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | DilateDisk (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Performs a dilation on an image (maximum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | DilateDisk (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region) |
| Performs a dilation on an image (maximum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | DilateDisk (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Performs a dilation on an image (maximum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | DilateDisk (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Performs a dilation on an image (maximum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | DilateDisk (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region) |
| Performs a dilation on an image (maximum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | DilateDisk (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Performs a dilation on an image (maximum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | DilateDisk (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Performs a dilation on an image (maximum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | DilateDisk (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame) |
| Performs a dilation on an image (maximum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | DilateDisk (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Performs a dilation on an image (maximum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | DilateDisk (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Performs a dilation on an image (maximum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | DilateDisk (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame) |
| Performs a dilation on an image (maximum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | DilateDisk (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Performs a dilation on an image (maximum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | DilateDisk (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Performs a dilation on an image (maximum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | DilateDisk (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame) |
| Performs a dilation on an image (maximum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | OpenDisk (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Performs an opening on an image (erosion followed by dilation) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | OpenDisk (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Performs an opening on an image (erosion followed by dilation) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | OpenDisk (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage) |
| Performs an opening on an image (erosion followed by dilation) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | OpenDisk (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Performs an opening on an image (erosion followed by dilation) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | OpenDisk (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Performs an opening on an image (erosion followed by dilation) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | OpenDisk (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage) |
| Performs an opening on an image (erosion followed by dilation) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | OpenDisk (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Performs an opening on an image (erosion followed by dilation) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | OpenDisk (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Performs an opening on an image (erosion followed by dilation) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | OpenDisk (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage) |
| Performs an opening on an image (erosion followed by dilation) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | OpenDisk (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Performs an opening on an image (erosion followed by dilation) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | OpenDisk (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Performs an opening on an image (erosion followed by dilation) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | OpenDisk (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region) |
| Performs an opening on an image (erosion followed by dilation) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | OpenDisk (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Performs an opening on an image (erosion followed by dilation) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | OpenDisk (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Performs an opening on an image (erosion followed by dilation) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | OpenDisk (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region) |
| Performs an opening on an image (erosion followed by dilation) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | OpenDisk (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Performs an opening on an image (erosion followed by dilation) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | OpenDisk (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Performs an opening on an image (erosion followed by dilation) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | OpenDisk (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region) |
| Performs an opening on an image (erosion followed by dilation) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | OpenDisk (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Performs an opening on an image (erosion followed by dilation) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | OpenDisk (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Performs an opening on an image (erosion followed by dilation) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | OpenDisk (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame) |
| Performs an opening on an image (erosion followed by dilation) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | OpenDisk (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Performs an opening on an image (erosion followed by dilation) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | OpenDisk (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Performs an opening on an image (erosion followed by dilation) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | OpenDisk (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame) |
| Performs an opening on an image (erosion followed by dilation) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | OpenDisk (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Performs an opening on an image (erosion followed by dilation) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | OpenDisk (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Performs an opening on an image (erosion followed by dilation) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | OpenDisk (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame) |
| Performs an opening on an image (erosion followed by dilation) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | CloseDisk (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Performs a closing on an image (dilation followed by erosion) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | CloseDisk (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Performs a closing on an image (dilation followed by erosion) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | CloseDisk (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage) |
| Performs a closing on an image (dilation followed by erosion) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | CloseDisk (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Performs a closing on an image (dilation followed by erosion) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | CloseDisk (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Performs a closing on an image (dilation followed by erosion) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | CloseDisk (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage) |
| Performs a closing on an image (dilation followed by erosion) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | CloseDisk (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Performs a closing on an image (dilation followed by erosion) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | CloseDisk (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Performs a closing on an image (dilation followed by erosion) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | CloseDisk (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage) |
| Performs a closing on an image (dilation followed by erosion) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | CloseDisk (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Performs a closing on an image (dilation followed by erosion) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | CloseDisk (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Performs a closing on an image (dilation followed by erosion) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | CloseDisk (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region) |
| Performs a closing on an image (dilation followed by erosion) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | CloseDisk (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Performs a closing on an image (dilation followed by erosion) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | CloseDisk (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Performs a closing on an image (dilation followed by erosion) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | CloseDisk (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region) |
| Performs a closing on an image (dilation followed by erosion) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | CloseDisk (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Performs a closing on an image (dilation followed by erosion) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | CloseDisk (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Performs a closing on an image (dilation followed by erosion) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | CloseDisk (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region) |
| Performs a closing on an image (dilation followed by erosion) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | CloseDisk (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Performs a closing on an image (dilation followed by erosion) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | CloseDisk (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Performs a closing on an image (dilation followed by erosion) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | CloseDisk (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame) |
| Performs a closing on an image (dilation followed by erosion) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | CloseDisk (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Performs a closing on an image (dilation followed by erosion) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | CloseDisk (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Performs a closing on an image (dilation followed by erosion) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | CloseDisk (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame) |
| Performs a closing on an image (dilation followed by erosion) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | CloseDisk (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Performs a closing on an image (dilation followed by erosion) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | CloseDisk (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Performs a closing on an image (dilation followed by erosion) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | CloseDisk (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame) |
| Performs a closing on an image (dilation followed by erosion) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | WhiteTopHatDisk (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (source image minus open image) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | WhiteTopHatDisk (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (source image minus open image) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | WhiteTopHatDisk (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (source image minus open image) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | WhiteTopHatDisk (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (source image minus open image) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | WhiteTopHatDisk (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (source image minus open image) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | WhiteTopHatDisk (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (source image minus open image) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | WhiteTopHatDisk (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (source image minus open image) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | WhiteTopHatDisk (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (source image minus open image) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | WhiteTopHatDisk (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (source image minus open image) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | WhiteTopHatDisk (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (source image minus open image) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | WhiteTopHatDisk (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (source image minus open image) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | WhiteTopHatDisk (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (source image minus open image) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | WhiteTopHatDisk (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (source image minus open image) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | WhiteTopHatDisk (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (source image minus open image) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | WhiteTopHatDisk (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (source image minus open image) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | WhiteTopHatDisk (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (source image minus open image) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | WhiteTopHatDisk (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (source image minus open image) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | WhiteTopHatDisk (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (source image minus open image) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | BlackTopHatDisk (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (closed image minus source image) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | BlackTopHatDisk (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (closed image minus source image) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | BlackTopHatDisk (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (closed image minus source image) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | BlackTopHatDisk (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (closed image minus source image) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | BlackTopHatDisk (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (closed image minus source image) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | BlackTopHatDisk (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (closed image minus source image) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | BlackTopHatDisk (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (closed image minus source image) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | BlackTopHatDisk (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (closed image minus source image) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | BlackTopHatDisk (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (closed image minus source image) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | BlackTopHatDisk (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (closed image minus source image) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | BlackTopHatDisk (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (closed image minus source image) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | BlackTopHatDisk (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (closed image minus source image) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | BlackTopHatDisk (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (closed image minus source image) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | BlackTopHatDisk (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (closed image minus source image) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | BlackTopHatDisk (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (closed image minus source image) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | BlackTopHatDisk (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (closed image minus source image) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | BlackTopHatDisk (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (closed image minus source image) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | BlackTopHatDisk (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (closed image minus source image) on a circular kernel. | |
| None | MorphoGradientDisk (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Computes the morphological gradient of an image using a circular kernel. | |
| None | MorphoGradientDisk (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Computes the morphological gradient of an image using a circular kernel. | |
| None | MorphoGradientDisk (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage) |
| Computes the morphological gradient of an image using a circular kernel. | |
| None | MorphoGradientDisk (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Computes the morphological gradient of an image using a circular kernel. | |
| None | MorphoGradientDisk (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Computes the morphological gradient of an image using a circular kernel. | |
| None | MorphoGradientDisk (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage) |
| Computes the morphological gradient of an image using a circular kernel. | |
| None | MorphoGradientDisk (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Computes the morphological gradient of an image using a circular kernel. | |
| None | MorphoGradientDisk (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Computes the morphological gradient of an image using a circular kernel. | |
| None | MorphoGradientDisk (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage) |
| Computes the morphological gradient of an image using a circular kernel. | |
| None | MorphoGradientDisk (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Computes the morphological gradient of an image using a circular kernel. | |
| None | MorphoGradientDisk (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Computes the morphological gradient of an image using a circular kernel. | |
| None | MorphoGradientDisk (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region) |
| Computes the morphological gradient of an image using a circular kernel. | |
| None | MorphoGradientDisk (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Computes the morphological gradient of an image using a circular kernel. | |
| None | MorphoGradientDisk (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Computes the morphological gradient of an image using a circular kernel. | |
| None | MorphoGradientDisk (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region) |
| Computes the morphological gradient of an image using a circular kernel. | |
| None | MorphoGradientDisk (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Computes the morphological gradient of an image using a circular kernel. | |
| None | MorphoGradientDisk (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Computes the morphological gradient of an image using a circular kernel. | |
| None | MorphoGradientDisk (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region) |
| Computes the morphological gradient of an image using a circular kernel. | |
| None | MorphoGradientDisk (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Computes the morphological gradient of an image using a circular kernel. | |
| None | MorphoGradientDisk (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Computes the morphological gradient of an image using a circular kernel. | |
| None | MorphoGradientDisk (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame) |
| Computes the morphological gradient of an image using a circular kernel. | |
| None | MorphoGradientDisk (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Computes the morphological gradient of an image using a circular kernel. | |
| None | MorphoGradientDisk (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Computes the morphological gradient of an image using a circular kernel. | |
| None | MorphoGradientDisk (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame) |
| Computes the morphological gradient of an image using a circular kernel. | |
| None | MorphoGradientDisk (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Computes the morphological gradient of an image using a circular kernel. | |
| None | MorphoGradientDisk (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Computes the morphological gradient of an image using a circular kernel. | |
| None | MorphoGradientDisk (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame) |
| Computes the morphological gradient of an image using a circular kernel. | |
| None | BiLevelErodeBox (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth, int halfOfKernelHeight) |
| Performs an erosion on a bilevel image (minimum of the pixel values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | BiLevelErodeBox (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Performs an erosion on a bilevel image (minimum of the pixel values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | BiLevelErodeBox (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Performs an erosion on a bilevel image (minimum of the pixel values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | BiLevelErodeBox (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage) |
| Performs an erosion on a bilevel image (minimum of the pixel values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | BiLevelDilateBox (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth, int halfOfKernelHeight) |
| Performs a dilation on a bilevel image (maximum of the pixel values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | BiLevelDilateBox (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Performs a dilation on a bilevel image (maximum of the pixel values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | BiLevelDilateBox (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Performs a dilation on a bilevel image (maximum of the pixel values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | BiLevelDilateBox (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage) |
| Performs a dilation on a bilevel image (maximum of the pixel values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | BiLevelOpenBox (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth, int halfOfKernelHeight) |
| Performs an opening on a bilevel image (erosion followed by dilation) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | BiLevelOpenBox (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Performs an opening on a bilevel image (erosion followed by dilation) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | BiLevelOpenBox (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Performs an opening on a bilevel image (erosion followed by dilation) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | BiLevelOpenBox (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage) |
| Performs an opening on a bilevel image (erosion followed by dilation) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | BiLevelCloseBox (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth, int halfOfKernelHeight) |
| Performs a closing on a bilevel image (dilation followed by erosion) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | BiLevelCloseBox (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Performs a closing on a bilevel image (dilation followed by erosion) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | BiLevelCloseBox (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Performs a closing on a bilevel image (dilation followed by erosion) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | BiLevelCloseBox (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage) |
| Performs a closing on a bilevel image (dilation followed by erosion) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | BiLevelWhiteTopHatBox (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth, int halfOfKernelHeight) |
| Performs a top-hat filtering on a bilevel image (source image minus open image) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | BiLevelWhiteTopHatBox (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Performs a top-hat filtering on a bilevel image (source image minus open image) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | BiLevelWhiteTopHatBox (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Performs a top-hat filtering on a bilevel image (source image minus open image) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | BiLevelBlackTopHatBox (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth, int halfOfKernelHeight) |
| Performs a top-hat filtering on a bilevel image (closed image minus source image) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | BiLevelBlackTopHatBox (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Performs a top-hat filtering on a bilevel image (closed image minus source image) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | BiLevelBlackTopHatBox (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Performs a top-hat filtering on a bilevel image (closed image minus source image) on a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | BiLevelMorphoGradientBox (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth, int halfOfKernelHeight) |
| Computes the morphological gradient of a bilevel image using a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | BiLevelMorphoGradientBox (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Computes the morphological gradient of a bilevel image using a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | BiLevelMorphoGradientBox (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Computes the morphological gradient of a bilevel image using a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | BiLevelMorphoGradientBox (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage) |
| Computes the morphological gradient of a bilevel image using a rectangular kernel. | |
| None | BiLevelErodeDisk (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Performs an erosion on a bilevel image (minimum of the pixel values in a defined neighborhood) on a quasi-circular kernel. | |
| None | BiLevelErodeDisk (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Performs an erosion on a bilevel image (minimum of the pixel values in a defined neighborhood) on a quasi-circular kernel. | |
| None | BiLevelErodeDisk (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage) |
| Performs an erosion on a bilevel image (minimum of the pixel values in a defined neighborhood) on a quasi-circular kernel. | |
| None | BiLevelDilateDisk (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Performs a dilation on a bilevel image (maximum of the pixel values in a defined neighborhood) on a quasi-circular kernel. | |
| None | BiLevelDilateDisk (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Performs a dilation on a bilevel image (maximum of the pixel values in a defined neighborhood) on a quasi-circular kernel. | |
| None | BiLevelDilateDisk (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage) |
| Performs a dilation on a bilevel image (maximum of the pixel values in a defined neighborhood) on a quasi-circular kernel. | |
| None | BiLevelOpenDisk (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Performs an opening on a bilevel image (erosion followed by dilation) on a quasi-circular kernel. | |
| None | BiLevelOpenDisk (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Performs an opening on a bilevel image (erosion followed by dilation) on a quasi-circular kernel. | |
| None | BiLevelOpenDisk (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage) |
| Performs an opening on a bilevel image (erosion followed by dilation) on a quasi-circular kernel. | |
| None | BiLevelCloseDisk (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Performs a closing on a bilevel image (dilation followed by erosion) on a quasi-circular kernel. | |
| None | BiLevelCloseDisk (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Performs a closing on a bilevel image (dilation followed by erosion) on a quasi-circular kernel. | |
| None | BiLevelCloseDisk (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage) |
| Performs a closing on a bilevel image (dilation followed by erosion) on a quasi-circular kernel. | |
| None | BiLevelWhiteTopHatDisk (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Performs a top-hat filtering on a bilevel image (source image minus open image) on a quasi-circular kernel. | |
| None | BiLevelWhiteTopHatDisk (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Performs a top-hat filtering on a bilevel image (source image minus open image) on a quasi-circular kernel. | |
| None | BiLevelBlackTopHatDisk (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Performs a top-hat filtering on a bilevel image (closed image minus source image) on a quasi-circular kernel. | |
| None | BiLevelBlackTopHatDisk (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Performs a top-hat filtering on a bilevel image (closed image minus source image) on a quasi-circular kernel. | |
| None | BiLevelMorphoGradientDisk (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Computes the morphological gradient of a bilevel image using a quasi-circular kernel. | |
| None | BiLevelMorphoGradientDisk (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Computes the morphological gradient of a bilevel image using a quasi-circular kernel. | |
| None | BiLevelMorphoGradientDisk (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage) |
| Computes the morphological gradient of a bilevel image using a quasi-circular kernel. | |
| None | Open (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int n32Iter, int n32ValOffErode, int n32ValOffDilate) |
| None | Open (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int n32Iter, int n32ValOffErode) |
| None | Open (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int n32Iter) |
| None | Open (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, int n32Iter, eVision.EC24 c24ColorOffErode, eVision.EC24 c24ColorOffDilate) |
| None | Open (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, int n32Iter, eVision.EC24 c24ColorOffErode) |
| None | Open (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, int n32Iter) |
| None | Close (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int n32Iter, int n32ValOffDilate, int n32ValOffErode) |
| None | Close (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int n32Iter, int n32ValOffDilate) |
| None | Close (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int n32Iter) |
| None | Close (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, int n32Iter, eVision.EC24 c24ColorOffDilate, eVision.EC24 c24ColorOffErode) |
| None | Close (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, int n32Iter, eVision.EC24 c24ColorOffDilate) |
| None | Close (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, int n32Iter) |
| None | Erode (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int n32Iter, int n32ValOff) |
| None | Erode (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int n32Iter) |
| None | Erode (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, int n32Iter, eVision.EC24 c24ColorOff) |
| None | Erode (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, int n32Iter) |
| None | Erode (eVision.EBW8Vector|None pSrc, eVision.EBW8Vector|None pDst, int un32HalfWidth) |
| None | Erode (eVision.EBW8Vector|None pSrc, eVision.EBW8Vector|None pDst) |
| None | Erode (eVision.EBW16Vector|None pSrc, eVision.EBW16Vector|None pDst, int un32HalfWidth) |
| None | Erode (eVision.EBW16Vector|None pSrc, eVision.EBW16Vector|None pDst) |
| None | Dilate (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int n32Iter, int n32ValOff) |
| None | Dilate (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int n32Iter) |
| None | Dilate (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, int n32Iter, eVision.EC24 c24ColorOff) |
| None | Dilate (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, int n32Iter) |
| None | Dilate (eVision.EBW8Vector|None pSrc, eVision.EBW8Vector|None pDst, int un32HalfWidth) |
| None | Dilate (eVision.EBW8Vector|None pSrc, eVision.EBW8Vector|None pDst) |
| None | Dilate (eVision.EBW16Vector|None pSrc, eVision.EBW16Vector|None pDst, int un32HalfWidth) |
| None | Dilate (eVision.EBW16Vector|None pSrc, eVision.EBW16Vector|None pDst) |
| None | BlackTopHat (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int n32Iter, int n32ValOffDilate, int n32ValOffErode) |
| None | BlackTopHat (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int n32Iter, int n32ValOffDilate) |
| None | BlackTopHat (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int n32Iter) |
| None | BlackTopHat (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, int n32Iter, eVision.EC24 c24ColorOffDilate, eVision.EC24 c24ColorOffErode) |
| None | BlackTopHat (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, int n32Iter, eVision.EC24 c24ColorOffDilate) |
| None | BlackTopHat (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, int n32Iter) |
| None | WhiteTopHat (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int n32Iter, int n32ValOffErode, int n32ValOffDilate) |
| None | WhiteTopHat (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int n32Iter, int n32ValOffErode) |
| None | WhiteTopHat (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int n32Iter) |
| None | WhiteTopHat (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, int n32Iter, eVision.EC24 c24ColorOffErode, eVision.EC24 c24ColorOffDilate) |
| None | WhiteTopHat (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, int n32Iter, eVision.EC24 c24ColorOffErode) |
| None | WhiteTopHat (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, int n32Iter) |
| None | Median (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth, int halfOfKernelHeight) |
| Applies a median filter to an image (median of the gray values in a neighborhood). | |
| None | Median (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Applies a median filter to an image (median of the gray values in a neighborhood). | |
| None | Median (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Applies a median filter to an image (median of the gray values in a neighborhood). | |
| None | Median (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth, int halfOfKernelHeight) |
| Applies a median filter to an image (median of the gray values in a neighborhood). | |
| None | Median (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Applies a median filter to an image (median of the gray values in a neighborhood). | |
| None | Median (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Applies a median filter to an image (median of the gray values in a neighborhood). | |
| None | Median (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth, int halfOfKernelHeight) |
| Applies a median filter to an image (median of the gray values in a neighborhood). | |
| None | Median (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Applies a median filter to an image (median of the gray values in a neighborhood). | |
| None | Median (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Applies a median filter to an image (median of the gray values in a neighborhood). | |
| None | Median (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth, int halfOfKernelHeight) |
| Applies a median filter to an image (median of the gray values in a neighborhood). | |
| None | Median (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Applies a median filter to an image (median of the gray values in a neighborhood). | |
| None | Median (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Applies a median filter to an image (median of the gray values in a neighborhood). | |
| None | Median (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth, int halfOfKernelHeight) |
| Applies a median filter to an image (median of the gray values in a neighborhood). | |
| None | Median (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Applies a median filter to an image (median of the gray values in a neighborhood). | |
| None | Median (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Applies a median filter to an image (median of the gray values in a neighborhood). | |
| None | Median (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth, int halfOfKernelHeight) |
| Applies a median filter to an image (median of the gray values in a neighborhood). | |
| None | Median (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Applies a median filter to an image (median of the gray values in a neighborhood). | |
| None | Median (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Applies a median filter to an image (median of the gray values in a neighborhood). | |
| None | Median (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth, int halfOfKernelHeight) |
| Applies a median filter to an image (median of the gray values in a neighborhood). | |
| None | Median (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Applies a median filter to an image (median of the gray values in a neighborhood). | |
| None | Median (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Applies a median filter to an image (median of the gray values in a neighborhood). | |
| None | Median (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth, int halfOfKernelHeight) |
| Applies a median filter to an image (median of the gray values in a neighborhood). | |
| None | Median (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Applies a median filter to an image (median of the gray values in a neighborhood). | |
| None | Median (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Applies a median filter to an image (median of the gray values in a neighborhood). | |
| None | Median (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth, int halfOfKernelHeight) |
| Applies a median filter to an image (median of the gray values in a neighborhood). | |
| None | Median (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Applies a median filter to an image (median of the gray values in a neighborhood). | |
| None | Median (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Applies a median filter to an image (median of the gray values in a neighborhood). | |
| int | Thin (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, eVision.EKernel|None thinningKernel, int numberOfIterations, eVision.EKernelRotation rotationMode) |
| Applies a thinning operation on an image, using a 3x3 kernel. | |
| int | Thin (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, eVision.EKernel|None thinningKernel, int numberOfIterations, eVision.EKernelRotation rotationMode) |
| Applies a thinning operation on an image, using a 3x3 kernel. | |
| int | Thin (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, eVision.EKernel|None thinningKernel, int numberOfIterations, eVision.EKernelRotation rotationMode) |
| Applies a thinning operation on an image, using a 3x3 kernel. | |
| int | Thick (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, eVision.EKernel|None thickeningKernel, int numberOfIterations, eVision.EKernelRotation rotationMode) |
| Applies a thickening operation on an image, using a 3x3 kernel. | |
| int | Thick (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, eVision.EKernel|None thickeningKernel, int numberOfIterations, eVision.EKernelRotation rotationMode) |
| Applies a thickening operation on an image, using a 3x3 kernel. | |
| int | Thick (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, eVision.EKernel|None thickeningKernel, int numberOfIterations, eVision.EKernelRotation rotationMode) |
| Applies a thickening operation on an image, using a 3x3 kernel. | |
| None | BiLevelMedian (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth, int halfOfKernelHeight) |
| Applies a median filter to a bilevel image (median of the gray values in a 3x3 neighborhood). | |
| None | BiLevelMedian (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int halfOfKernelWidth) |
| Applies a median filter to a bilevel image (median of the gray values in a 3x3 neighborhood). | |
| None | BiLevelMedian (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Applies a median filter to a bilevel image (median of the gray values in a 3x3 neighborhood). | |
| None | BiLevelThin (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, eVision.EKernel|None thinningKernel, int numberOfIterations, eVision.EKernelRotation rotationMode) |
| Applies a thinning operation on a bilevel image, using a 3x3 kernel. | |
| int | BiLevelThick (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, eVision.EKernel|None thickeningKernel, int numberOfIterations, eVision.EKernelRotation rotationMode) |
| Applies a thickening operation on a bilevel image, using a 3x3 kernel. | |
| None | Distance (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EImageBW16|None destinationImage, int valueOutOfImage) |
| Computes the morphological distance function on a binary image (0 for black, non 0 for white). | |
| None | Distance (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EImageBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Computes the morphological distance function on a binary image (0 for black, non 0 for white). | |
| None | Histogram (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EBWHistogramVector|None histogram) |
| Computes the histogram of an image (count of each gray-level value). | |
| None | Histogram (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EBWHistogramVector|None histogram) |
| Computes the histogram of an image (count of each gray-level value). | |
| None | Histogram (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EBWHistogramVector|None histogram) |
| Computes the histogram of an image (count of each gray-level value). | |
| None | Histogram (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EBWHistogramVector|None histogram, int mostSignificantBit, int numberOfSignificantBits, bool saturate) |
| Computes the histogram of an image (count of each gray-level value). | |
| None | Histogram (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EBWHistogramVector|None histogram, int mostSignificantBit, int numberOfSignificantBits) |
| Computes the histogram of an image (count of each gray-level value). | |
| None | Histogram (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EBWHistogramVector|None histogram, int mostSignificantBit, int numberOfSignificantBits, bool saturate) |
| Computes the histogram of an image (count of each gray-level value). | |
| None | Histogram (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EBWHistogramVector|None histogram, int mostSignificantBit, int numberOfSignificantBits) |
| Computes the histogram of an image (count of each gray-level value). | |
| None | Histogram (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EBWHistogramVector|None histogram, int mostSignificantBit, int numberOfSignificantBits, bool saturate) |
| Computes the histogram of an image (count of each gray-level value). | |
| None | Histogram (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EBWHistogramVector|None histogram, int mostSignificantBit, int numberOfSignificantBits) |
| Computes the histogram of an image (count of each gray-level value). | |
| None | Histogram (eVision.EROIBW32|None sourceImage, eVision.EBWHistogramVector|None histogram, int mostSignificantBit, int numberOfSignificantBits, bool saturate) |
| Computes the histogram of an image (count of each gray-level value). | |
| None | Histogram (eVision.EROIBW32|None sourceImage, eVision.EBWHistogramVector|None histogram, int mostSignificantBit, int numberOfSignificantBits) |
| Computes the histogram of an image (count of each gray-level value). | |
| None | Histogram (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None mask, eVision.EBWHistogramVector|None histogram) |
| Computes the histogram of an image (count of each gray-level value). | |
| None | Histogram (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None mask, eVision.EBWHistogramVector|None histogram, int mostSignificantBit, int numberOfSignificantBits, bool saturate) |
| Computes the histogram of an image (count of each gray-level value). | |
| None | Histogram (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None mask, eVision.EBWHistogramVector|None histogram, int mostSignificantBit, int numberOfSignificantBits) |
| Computes the histogram of an image (count of each gray-level value). | |
| None | Histogram (eVision.EROIBW32|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None mask, eVision.EBWHistogramVector|None histogram, int mostSignificantBit, int numberOfSignificantBits, bool saturate) |
| Computes the histogram of an image (count of each gray-level value). | |
| None | Histogram (eVision.EROIBW32|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None mask, eVision.EBWHistogramVector|None histogram, int mostSignificantBit, int numberOfSignificantBits) |
| Computes the histogram of an image (count of each gray-level value). | |
| None | Equalize (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Equalizes an image histogram (the gray levels are re-mapped so that the histogram becomes as close to uniform as possible). | |
| None | Equalize (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Equalizes an image histogram (the gray levels are re-mapped so that the histogram becomes as close to uniform as possible). | |
| None | CumulateHistogram (eVision.EBWHistogramVector|None sourceVector, eVision.EBWHistogramVector|None destinationVector) |
| Cumulates histogram values in another histogram. | |
| float | AnalyseHistogram (eVision.EBWHistogramVector|None histogram, eVision.EHistogramFeature operation, int minimumIndex, int maximumIndex) |
| Returns a floating-point statistical parameter extracted from a range of gray levels in an image histogram (most/least frequent value/frequency, min/max value, count, average, standard deviation). | |
| float | AnalyseHistogram (eVision.EBWHistogramVector|None histogram, eVision.EHistogramFeature operation, int minimumIndex) |
| Returns a floating-point statistical parameter extracted from a range of gray levels in an image histogram (most/least frequent value/frequency, min/max value, count, average, standard deviation). | |
| float | AnalyseHistogram (eVision.EBWHistogramVector|None histogram, eVision.EHistogramFeature operation) |
| Returns a floating-point statistical parameter extracted from a range of gray levels in an image histogram (most/least frequent value/frequency, min/max value, count, average, standard deviation). | |
| float | AnalyseHistogramBW16 (eVision.EBWHistogramVector|None histogram, eVision.EHistogramFeature operation, int minimumIndex, int maximumIndex) |
| Returns a floating-point statistical parameter extracted from a range of gray levels in an image histogram (most/least frequent value/frequency, min/max value, count, average, standard deviation). | |
| float | AnalyseHistogramBW16 (eVision.EBWHistogramVector|None histogram, eVision.EHistogramFeature operation, int minimumIndex) |
| Returns a floating-point statistical parameter extracted from a range of gray levels in an image histogram (most/least frequent value/frequency, min/max value, count, average, standard deviation). | |
| float | AnalyseHistogramBW16 (eVision.EBWHistogramVector|None histogram, eVision.EHistogramFeature operation) |
| Returns a floating-point statistical parameter extracted from a range of gray levels in an image histogram (most/least frequent value/frequency, min/max value, count, average, standard deviation). | |
| None | ProjectOnARow (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EBW32Vector|None destinationVector) |
| Projects an image vertically onto a row. | |
| None | ProjectOnARow (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EBW32Vector|None destinationVector) |
| Projects an image vertically onto a row. | |
| None | ProjectOnARow (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EBW8Vector|None destinationVector) |
| Projects an image vertically onto a row. | |
| None | ProjectOnARow (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EBW16Vector|None destinationVector) |
| Projects an image vertically onto a row. | |
| None | ProjectOnARow (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EC24Vector|None destinationVector) |
| Projects an image vertically onto a row. | |
| None | ProjectOnARow (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None mask, eVision.EBW32Vector|None destinationVector) |
| Projects an image vertically onto a row. | |
| None | ProjectOnARow (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None mask, eVision.EBW32Vector|None destinationVector) |
| Projects an image vertically onto a row. | |
| None | ProjectOnARow (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None mask, eVision.EBW8Vector|None destinationVector) |
| Projects an image vertically onto a row. | |
| None | ProjectOnARow (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None mask, eVision.EBW16Vector|None destinationVector) |
| Projects an image vertically onto a row. | |
| None | ProjectOnARow (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None mask, eVision.EC24Vector|None destinationVector) |
| Projects an image vertically onto a row. | |
| None | ProjectOnAColumn (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EBW32Vector|None destinationVector) |
| Projects an image horizontally onto a column. | |
| None | ProjectOnAColumn (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EBW32Vector|None destinationVector) |
| Projects an image horizontally onto a column. | |
| None | ProjectOnAColumn (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EBW8Vector|None destinationVector) |
| Projects an image horizontally onto a column. | |
| None | ProjectOnAColumn (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EBW16Vector|None destinationVector) |
| Projects an image horizontally onto a column. | |
| None | ProjectOnAColumn (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EC24Vector|None destinationVector) |
| Projects an image horizontally onto a column. | |
| None | ProjectOnAColumn (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None mask, eVision.EBW32Vector|None destinationVector) |
| Projects an image horizontally onto a column. | |
| None | ProjectOnAColumn (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None mask, eVision.EBW32Vector|None destinationVector) |
| Projects an image horizontally onto a column. | |
| None | ProjectOnAColumn (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None mask, eVision.EBW8Vector|None destinationVector) |
| Projects an image horizontally onto a column. | |
| None | ProjectOnAColumn (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None mask, eVision.EBW16Vector|None destinationVector) |
| Projects an image horizontally onto a column. | |
| None | ProjectOnAColumn (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None mask, eVision.EC24Vector|None destinationVector) |
| Projects an image horizontally onto a column. | |
| float | Focusing (eVision.EROIBW8|None image) |
| Returns a measure of the focusing of an image by computing the total gradient energy. | |
| float | Focusing (eVision.EROIBW8|None image, eVision.ERegion region) |
| Returns a measure of the focusing of an image by computing the total gradient energy. | |
| float | Focusing (eVision.EROIBW8|None image, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame) |
| Returns a measure of the focusing of an image by computing the total gradient energy. | |
| float | Focusing (eVision.EROIBW16|None image) |
| Returns a measure of the focusing of an image by computing the total gradient energy. | |
| float | Focusing (eVision.EROIBW16|None image, eVision.ERegion region) |
| Returns a measure of the focusing of an image by computing the total gradient energy. | |
| float | Focusing (eVision.EROIBW16|None image, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame) |
| Returns a measure of the focusing of an image by computing the total gradient energy. | |
| float | Focusing (eVision.EROIC24|None image) |
| Returns a measure of the focusing of an image by computing the total gradient energy. | |
| float | Focusing (eVision.EROIC24|None image, eVision.ERegion region) |
| Returns a measure of the focusing of an image by computing the total gradient energy. | |
| float | Focusing (eVision.EROIC24|None image, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame) |
| Returns a measure of the focusing of an image by computing the total gradient energy. | |
| None | SetFrame (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, bool odd) |
| Replaces the frame of given parity in an image. | |
| None | SetFrame (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, bool odd) |
| Replaces the frame of given parity in an image. | |
| None | SetFrame (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, bool odd) |
| Replaces the frame of given parity in an image. | |
| None | GetFrame (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, bool odd) |
| Extracts the frame of given parity from an image. | |
| None | GetFrame (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, bool odd) |
| Extracts the frame of given parity from an image. | |
| None | GetFrame (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, bool odd) |
| Extracts the frame of given parity from an image. | |
| None | RebuildFrame (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int fixedRow) |
| Rebuilds one frame of the image by interpolation between the lines of the other frame. | |
| None | RebuildFrame (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Rebuilds one frame of the image by interpolation between the lines of the other frame. | |
| None | RebuildFrame (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, int fixedRow) |
| Rebuilds one frame of the image by interpolation between the lines of the other frame. | |
| None | RebuildFrame (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Rebuilds one frame of the image by interpolation between the lines of the other frame. | |
| None | RebuildFrame (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, int fixedRow) |
| Rebuilds one frame of the image by interpolation between the lines of the other frame. | |
| None | RebuildFrame (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Rebuilds one frame of the image by interpolation between the lines of the other frame. | |
| None | RealignFrame (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int offset, int fixedRow) |
| Shifts one frame of the image horizontally. | |
| None | RealignFrame (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int offset) |
| Shifts one frame of the image horizontally. | |
| None | RealignFrame (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, int offset, int fixedRow) |
| Shifts one frame of the image horizontally. | |
| None | RealignFrame (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, int offset) |
| Shifts one frame of the image horizontally. | |
| None | RealignFrame (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, int offset, int fixedRow) |
| Shifts one frame of the image horizontally. | |
| None | RealignFrame (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, int offset) |
| Shifts one frame of the image horizontally. | |
| int | MatchFrames (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, int fixedRow, int minimumOffset, int maximumOffset) |
| Determines the optimal shift amplitude by comparing two successive lines of the image. | |
| int | MatchFrames (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, int fixedRow, int minimumOffset, int maximumOffset) |
| Determines the optimal shift amplitude by comparing two successive lines of the image. | |
| int | MatchFrames (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, int fixedRow, int minimumOffset, int maximumOffset) |
| Determines the optimal shift amplitude by comparing two successive lines of the image. | |
| None | SwapFrames (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Interchanges the even and odd rows of an image. | |
| None | SwapFrames (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Interchanges the even and odd rows of an image. | |
| None | SwapFrames (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Interchanges the even and odd rows of an image. | |
| None | SetupEqualize (eVision.EBWHistogramVector|None histogram, eVision.EBW8Vector|None lookupTable) |
| Prepares a lookup-table for image equalization, using an image histogram. | |
| None | SetupEqualize (eVision.EBWHistogramVector|None histogram, eVision.EBW16Vector|None lookupTable) |
| Prepares a lookup-table for image equalization, using an image histogram. | |
| None | ImageToLineSegment (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EBW8Vector|None path, int X0, int Y0, int X1, int Y1) |
| Copies the pixel values along a given line segment (arbitrarily oriented) to a vector. | |
| None | ImageToLineSegment (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EBW16Vector|None path, int X0, int Y0, int X1, int Y1) |
| Copies the pixel values along a given line segment (arbitrarily oriented) to a vector. | |
| None | ImageToLineSegment (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EC24Vector|None path, int X0, int Y0, int X1, int Y1) |
| Copies the pixel values along a given line segment (arbitrarily oriented) to a vector. | |
| None | ImageToLineSegment (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None mask, eVision.EBW8 outOfMaskValue, eVision.EBW8Vector|None path, int X0, int Y0, int X1, int Y1) |
| Copies the pixel values along a given line segment (arbitrarily oriented) to a vector. | |
| None | ImageToLineSegment (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None mask, eVision.EBW16 outOfMaskValue, eVision.EBW16Vector|None path, int X0, int Y0, int X1, int Y1) |
| Copies the pixel values along a given line segment (arbitrarily oriented) to a vector. | |
| None | ImageToLineSegment (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None mask, eVision.EC24 outOfMaskValue, eVision.EC24Vector|None path, int X0, int Y0, int X1, int Y1) |
| Copies the pixel values along a given line segment (arbitrarily oriented) to a vector. | |
| None | ImageToLineSegment (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EBW8Vector|None path, eVision.ELine line) |
| Copies the pixel values along a given line segment (arbitrarily oriented) to a vector. | |
| None | ImageToLineSegment (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EBW16Vector|None path, eVision.ELine line) |
| Copies the pixel values along a given line segment (arbitrarily oriented) to a vector. | |
| None | ImageToLineSegment (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EC24Vector|None path, eVision.ELine line) |
| Copies the pixel values along a given line segment (arbitrarily oriented) to a vector. | |
| None | ImageToLineSegment (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None mask, eVision.EBW8 outOfMaskValue, eVision.EBW8Vector|None path, eVision.ELine line) |
| Copies the pixel values along a given line segment (arbitrarily oriented) to a vector. | |
| None | ImageToLineSegment (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None mask, eVision.EBW16 outOfMaskValue, eVision.EBW16Vector|None path, eVision.ELine line) |
| Copies the pixel values along a given line segment (arbitrarily oriented) to a vector. | |
| None | ImageToLineSegment (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None mask, eVision.EC24 outOfMaskValue, eVision.EC24Vector|None path, eVision.ELine line) |
| Copies the pixel values along a given line segment (arbitrarily oriented) to a vector. | |
| None | ImageToLineSegment (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EBW8 outOfMaskValue, eVision.EBW8Vector|None path, int X0, int Y0, int X1, int Y1) |
| Copies the pixel values along a given line segment (arbitrarily oriented) to a vector. | |
| None | ImageToLineSegment (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EBW16 outOfMaskValue, eVision.EBW16Vector|None path, int X0, int Y0, int X1, int Y1) |
| Copies the pixel values along a given line segment (arbitrarily oriented) to a vector. | |
| None | ImageToLineSegment (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EC24 outOfMaskValue, eVision.EC24Vector|None path, int X0, int Y0, int X1, int Y1) |
| Copies the pixel values along a given line segment (arbitrarily oriented) to a vector. | |
| None | ImageToLineSegment (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EBW8 outOfMaskValue, eVision.EBW8Vector|None path, eVision.ELine line) |
| Copies the pixel values along a given line segment (arbitrarily oriented) to a vector. | |
| None | ImageToLineSegment (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EBW16 outOfMaskValue, eVision.EBW16Vector|None path, eVision.ELine line) |
| Copies the pixel values along a given line segment (arbitrarily oriented) to a vector. | |
| None | ImageToLineSegment (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EC24 outOfMaskValue, eVision.EC24Vector|None path, eVision.ELine line) |
| Copies the pixel values along a given line segment (arbitrarily oriented) to a vector. | |
| None | LineSegmentToImage (eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, eVision.EBW8 pixel, int X0, int Y0, int X1, int Y1) |
| Copies the pixel values from a vector or a constant to the pixels of a given line segment (arbitrarily oriented). | |
| None | LineSegmentToImage (eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, eVision.EBW16 pixel, int X0, int Y0, int X1, int Y1) |
| Copies the pixel values from a vector or a constant to the pixels of a given line segment (arbitrarily oriented). | |
| None | LineSegmentToImage (eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, eVision.EC24 pixel, int X0, int Y0, int X1, int Y1) |
| Copies the pixel values from a vector or a constant to the pixels of a given line segment (arbitrarily oriented). | |
| None | LineSegmentToImage (eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, eVision.EBW8Vector|None path, int X0, int Y0, int X1, int Y1) |
| Copies the pixel values from a vector or a constant to the pixels of a given line segment (arbitrarily oriented). | |
| None | LineSegmentToImage (eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, eVision.EBW16Vector|None path, int X0, int Y0, int X1, int Y1) |
| Copies the pixel values from a vector or a constant to the pixels of a given line segment (arbitrarily oriented). | |
| None | LineSegmentToImage (eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, eVision.EC24Vector|None path, int X0, int Y0, int X1, int Y1) |
| Copies the pixel values from a vector or a constant to the pixels of a given line segment (arbitrarily oriented). | |
| None | ImageToPath (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EBW8PathVector|None path) |
| Given a path described by coordinates in a path vector, copies the corresponding pixel values into the same vector. | |
| None | ImageToPath (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EBW16PathVector|None path) |
| Given a path described by coordinates in a path vector, copies the corresponding pixel values into the same vector. | |
| None | ImageToPath (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EC24PathVector|None path) |
| Given a path described by coordinates in a path vector, copies the corresponding pixel values into the same vector. | |
| None | ImageToPath (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None mask, eVision.EBW8 outOfMaskValue, eVision.EBW8PathVector|None path) |
| Given a path described by coordinates in a path vector, copies the corresponding pixel values into the same vector. | |
| None | ImageToPath (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None mask, eVision.EBW16 outOfMaskValue, eVision.EBW16PathVector|None path) |
| Given a path described by coordinates in a path vector, copies the corresponding pixel values into the same vector. | |
| None | ImageToPath (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None mask, eVision.EC24 outOfMaskValue, eVision.EC24PathVector|None path) |
| Given a path described by coordinates in a path vector, copies the corresponding pixel values into the same vector. | |
| None | ImageToPath (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EBW8 outOfMaskValue, eVision.EBW8PathVector|None path) |
| Given a path described by coordinates in a path vector, copies the corresponding pixel values into the same vector. | |
| None | ImageToPath (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EBW16 outOfMaskValue, eVision.EBW16PathVector|None path) |
| Given a path described by coordinates in a path vector, copies the corresponding pixel values into the same vector. | |
| None | ImageToPath (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EC24 outOfMaskValue, eVision.EC24PathVector|None path) |
| Given a path described by coordinates in a path vector, copies the corresponding pixel values into the same vector. | |
| None | PathToImage (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EBW8PathVector|None path) |
| Given a path described by coordinates in a path vector, copies the pixel values from the path vector to the corresponding image pixels. | |
| None | PathToImage (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EBW16PathVector|None path) |
| Given a path described by coordinates in a path vector, copies the pixel values from the path vector to the corresponding image pixels. | |
| None | PathToImage (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EC24PathVector|None path) |
| Given a path described by coordinates in a path vector, copies the pixel values from the path vector to the corresponding image pixels. | |
| None | ProfileDerivative (eVision.EBW8Vector|None sourceVector, eVision.EBW8Vector|None destinationVector) |
| Computes the first derivative of a profile extracted from a gray-level image. | |
| None | ProfileDerivative (eVision.EBW16Vector|None sourceVector, eVision.EBW16Vector|None destinationVector) |
| Computes the first derivative of a profile extracted from a gray-level image. | |
| None | GetProfilePeaks (eVision.EBW8Vector|None profile, eVision.EPeakVector|None peaks, int lowThreshold, int highThreshold, int minimumAmplitude, int minimumArea) |
| Detects peaks in a gray-level profile. | |
| None | GetProfilePeaks (eVision.EBW8Vector|None profile, eVision.EPeakVector|None peaks, int lowThreshold, int highThreshold, int minimumAmplitude) |
| Detects peaks in a gray-level profile. | |
| None | GetProfilePeaks (eVision.EBW8Vector|None profile, eVision.EPeakVector|None peaks, int lowThreshold, int highThreshold) |
| Detects peaks in a gray-level profile. | |
| None | GetProfilePeaks (eVision.EBW8Vector|None profile, eVision.EPeakVector|None peaks, int lowThreshold) |
| Detects peaks in a gray-level profile. | |
| None | GetProfilePeaks (eVision.EBW8Vector|None profile, eVision.EPeakVector|None peaks) |
| Detects peaks in a gray-level profile. | |
| None | GetProfilePeaks (eVision.EBW16Vector|None profile, eVision.EPeakVector|None peaks, int lowThreshold, int highThreshold, int minimumAmplitude, int minimumArea) |
| Detects peaks in a gray-level profile. | |
| None | GetProfilePeaks (eVision.EBW16Vector|None profile, eVision.EPeakVector|None peaks, int lowThreshold, int highThreshold, int minimumAmplitude) |
| Detects peaks in a gray-level profile. | |
| None | GetProfilePeaks (eVision.EBW16Vector|None profile, eVision.EPeakVector|None peaks, int lowThreshold, int highThreshold) |
| Detects peaks in a gray-level profile. | |
| None | GetProfilePeaks (eVision.EBW16Vector|None profile, eVision.EPeakVector|None peaks, int lowThreshold) |
| Detects peaks in a gray-level profile. | |
| None | GetProfilePeaks (eVision.EBW16Vector|None profile, eVision.EPeakVector|None peaks) |
| Detects peaks in a gray-level profile. | |
| int | PixelCompare (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage0, eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage1) |
| Counts the number of pixels differing between two images. | |
| int | PixelCompare (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage0, eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage1) |
| Counts the number of pixels differing between two images. | |
| int | PixelCompare (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage0, eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage1) |
| Counts the number of pixels differing between two images. | |
| int | PixelCompare (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage0, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage1) |
| Counts the number of pixels differing between two images. | |
| int | PixelCompare (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage0, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage1) |
| Counts the number of pixels differing between two images. | |
| int | PixelCompare (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage0, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage1) |
| Counts the number of pixels differing between two images. | |
| int | PixelCompare (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage0, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage1) |
| Counts the number of pixels differing between two images. | |
| int | PixelCompare (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage0, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage1) |
| Counts the number of pixels differing between two images. | |
| int | PixelCompare (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage0, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage1) |
| Counts the number of pixels differing between two images. | |
| int | PixelCompare (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage0, eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage1, eVision.EROIBW8|None mask) |
| Counts the number of pixels differing between two images. | |
| int | PixelCompare (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage0, eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage1, eVision.EROIBW8|None mask) |
| Counts the number of pixels differing between two images. | |
| int | PixelCompare (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage0, eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage1, eVision.EROIBW8|None mask) |
| Counts the number of pixels differing between two images. | |
| None | PixelMin (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EBW8 minimumValue) |
| Computes the minimum gray-level value in an image. | |
| None | PixelMin (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EBW16 minimumValue) |
| Computes the minimum gray-level value in an image. | |
| None | PixelMin (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EBW8 minimumValue) |
| Computes the minimum gray-level value in an image. | |
| None | PixelMin (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EBW16 minimumValue) |
| Computes the minimum gray-level value in an image. | |
| None | PixelMin (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EBW8 minimumValue) |
| Computes the minimum gray-level value in an image. | |
| None | PixelMin (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EBW16 minimumValue) |
| Computes the minimum gray-level value in an image. | |
| None | PixelMin (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None mask, eVision.EBW8 minimumValue) |
| Computes the minimum gray-level value in an image. | |
| None | PixelMin (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None mask, eVision.EBW16 minimumValue) |
| Computes the minimum gray-level value in an image. | |
| None | PixelMinBW8 (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EBW8 minimumValue) |
| Computes the minimum gray-level value in an image. | |
| None | PixelMinBW16 (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EBW16 minimumValue) |
| Computes the minimum gray-level value in an image. | |
| None | PixelMax (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EBW8 maximumValue) |
| Computes the maximum gray-level value in an image. | |
| None | PixelMax (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EBW16 maximumValue) |
| Computes the maximum gray-level value in an image. | |
| None | PixelMax (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EBW8 maximumValue) |
| Computes the maximum gray-level value in an image. | |
| None | PixelMax (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EBW16 maximumValue) |
| Computes the maximum gray-level value in an image. | |
| None | PixelMax (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EBW8 maximumValue) |
| Computes the maximum gray-level value in an image. | |
| None | PixelMax (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EBW16 maximumValue) |
| Computes the maximum gray-level value in an image. | |
| None | PixelMax (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None mask, eVision.EBW8 maximumValue) |
| Computes the maximum gray-level value in an image. | |
| None | PixelMax (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None mask, eVision.EBW16 maximumValue) |
| Computes the maximum gray-level value in an image. | |
| None | PixelMaxBW8 (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EBW8 maximumValue) |
| Computes the maximum gray-level value in an image. | |
| None | PixelMaxBW16 (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EBW16 maximumValue) |
| Computes the maximum gray-level value in an image. | |
| float | RmsNoise (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None referenceImage, eVision.EReferenceNoise referenceNoise) |
| Computes the root-mean-square amplitude of noise, by comparing a given image to a reference image. | |
| float | RmsNoise (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None referenceImage) |
| Computes the root-mean-square amplitude of noise, by comparing a given image to a reference image. | |
| float | RmsNoise (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW16|None referenceImage, eVision.EReferenceNoise referenceNoise) |
| Computes the root-mean-square amplitude of noise, by comparing a given image to a reference image. | |
| float | RmsNoise (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW16|None referenceImage) |
| Computes the root-mean-square amplitude of noise, by comparing a given image to a reference image. | |
| float | RmsNoise (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None referenceImage, eVision.EReferenceNoise referenceNoise) |
| Computes the root-mean-square amplitude of noise, by comparing a given image to a reference image. | |
| float | RmsNoise (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None referenceImage) |
| Computes the root-mean-square amplitude of noise, by comparing a given image to a reference image. | |
| float | RmsNoise (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None referenceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None mask, eVision.EReferenceNoise referenceNoise) |
| Computes the root-mean-square amplitude of noise, by comparing a given image to a reference image. | |
| float | RmsNoise (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None referenceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None mask) |
| Computes the root-mean-square amplitude of noise, by comparing a given image to a reference image. | |
| float | RmsNoise (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW16|None referenceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None mask, eVision.EReferenceNoise referenceNoise) |
| Computes the root-mean-square amplitude of noise, by comparing a given image to a reference image. | |
| float | RmsNoise (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW16|None referenceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None mask) |
| Computes the root-mean-square amplitude of noise, by comparing a given image to a reference image. | |
| float | RmsNoise (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None referenceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None mask, eVision.EReferenceNoise referenceNoise) |
| Computes the root-mean-square amplitude of noise, by comparing a given image to a reference image. | |
| float | RmsNoise (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None referenceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None mask) |
| Computes the root-mean-square amplitude of noise, by comparing a given image to a reference image. | |
| float | RmsNoise (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW16|None referenceImage, int count, eVision.EReferenceNoise referenceNoise) |
| float | RmsNoise (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW16|None referenceImage, int count) |
| float | SignalNoiseRatio (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None referenceImage, eVision.EReferenceNoise referenceNoise) |
| Computes the signal to noise ratio, in dB, by comparing a given image to a reference image. | |
| float | SignalNoiseRatio (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None referenceImage) |
| Computes the signal to noise ratio, in dB, by comparing a given image to a reference image. | |
| float | SignalNoiseRatio (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW16|None referenceImage, eVision.EReferenceNoise referenceNoise) |
| Computes the signal to noise ratio, in dB, by comparing a given image to a reference image. | |
| float | SignalNoiseRatio (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW16|None referenceImage) |
| Computes the signal to noise ratio, in dB, by comparing a given image to a reference image. | |
| float | SignalNoiseRatio (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None referenceImage, eVision.EReferenceNoise referenceNoise) |
| Computes the signal to noise ratio, in dB, by comparing a given image to a reference image. | |
| float | SignalNoiseRatio (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None referenceImage) |
| Computes the signal to noise ratio, in dB, by comparing a given image to a reference image. | |
| float | SignalNoiseRatio (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None referenceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None mask, eVision.EReferenceNoise referenceNoise) |
| Computes the signal to noise ratio, in dB, by comparing a given image to a reference image. | |
| float | SignalNoiseRatio (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None referenceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None mask) |
| Computes the signal to noise ratio, in dB, by comparing a given image to a reference image. | |
| float | SignalNoiseRatio (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW16|None referenceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None mask, eVision.EReferenceNoise referenceNoise) |
| Computes the signal to noise ratio, in dB, by comparing a given image to a reference image. | |
| float | SignalNoiseRatio (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW16|None referenceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None mask) |
| Computes the signal to noise ratio, in dB, by comparing a given image to a reference image. | |
| float | SignalNoiseRatio (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None referenceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None mask, eVision.EReferenceNoise referenceNoise) |
| Computes the signal to noise ratio, in dB, by comparing a given image to a reference image. | |
| float | SignalNoiseRatio (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None referenceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None mask) |
| Computes the signal to noise ratio, in dB, by comparing a given image to a reference image. | |
| float | SignalNoiseRatio (eVision.EROIBW8|None pSrcImage, eVision.EROIBW16|None pRefImage, int un32Count, eVision.EReferenceNoise eReferenceNoise) |
| float | SignalNoiseRatio (eVision.EROIBW8|None pSrcImage, eVision.EROIBW16|None pRefImage, int un32Count) |
| None | SetCircleWarp (float centerX, float centerY, int numberOfRadialSampledPoints, float minimumRadius, float maximumRadius, int numberOfTangentSampledPoints, float minimumAngle, float maximumAngle, eVision.EImageBW16|None warpImageX, eVision.EImageBW16|None warpImageY) |
| Prepares suitable warp images for use with function eVision.EasyImage.Warp to unwarp a circular ring-wedge shape into a straight rectangle. | |
| None | SetCircleWarp (float centerX, float centerY, int numberOfRadialSampledPoints, float minimumRadius, float maximumRadius, int numberOfTangentSampledPoints, float minimumAngle, float maximumAngle, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EImageBW16|None warpImageX, eVision.EImageBW16|None warpImageY) |
| Prepares suitable warp images for use with function eVision.EasyImage.Warp to unwarp a circular ring-wedge shape into a straight rectangle. | |
| None | SetCircleWarp (eVision.EWedge wedge, int numberOfRadialSampledPoints, int numberOfTangentSampledPoints, eVision.EImageBW16|None warpImageX, eVision.EImageBW16|None warpImageY) |
| Prepares suitable warp images for use with function eVision.EasyImage.Warp to unwarp a circular ring-wedge shape into a straight rectangle. | |
| None | SetCircleWarp (eVision.EWedge wedge, eVision.EFrame frame, int numberOfRadialSampledPoints, int numberOfTangentSampledPoints, eVision.EImageBW16|None warpImageX, eVision.EImageBW16|None warpImageY) |
| Prepares suitable warp images for use with function eVision.EasyImage.Warp to unwarp a circular ring-wedge shape into a straight rectangle. | |
| None | SetInvCircleWarp (float centerX, float centerY, int numberOfRadialSampledPoints, float minimumRadius, float maximumRadius, int numberOfTangentSampledPoints, float minimumAngle, float maximumAngle, eVision.EImageBW16|None warpImageX, eVision.EImageBW16|None warpImageY, int warpImageWidth, int warpImageHeight) |
| Prepares suitable warp images for use with function eVision.EasyImage.Warp to unwarp a straight rectangle into a circular ring-wedge shape. | |
| None | SetInvCircleWarp (float centerX, float centerY, int numberOfRadialSampledPoints, float minimumRadius, float maximumRadius, int numberOfTangentSampledPoints, float minimumAngle, float maximumAngle, eVision.EImageBW16|None warpImageX, eVision.EImageBW16|None warpImageY, int warpImageWidth) |
| Prepares suitable warp images for use with function eVision.EasyImage.Warp to unwarp a straight rectangle into a circular ring-wedge shape. | |
| None | SetInvCircleWarp (float centerX, float centerY, int numberOfRadialSampledPoints, float minimumRadius, float maximumRadius, int numberOfTangentSampledPoints, float minimumAngle, float maximumAngle, eVision.EImageBW16|None warpImageX, eVision.EImageBW16|None warpImageY) |
| Prepares suitable warp images for use with function eVision.EasyImage.Warp to unwarp a straight rectangle into a circular ring-wedge shape. | |
| None | SetInvCircleWarp (float centerX, float centerY, int numberOfRadialSampledPoints, float minimumRadius, float maximumRadius, int numberOfTangentSampledPoints, float minimumAngle, float maximumAngle, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EImageBW16|None warpImageX, eVision.EImageBW16|None warpImageY, int warpImageWidth, int warpImageHeight) |
| Prepares suitable warp images for use with function eVision.EasyImage.Warp to unwarp a straight rectangle into a circular ring-wedge shape. | |
| None | SetInvCircleWarp (float centerX, float centerY, int numberOfRadialSampledPoints, float minimumRadius, float maximumRadius, int numberOfTangentSampledPoints, float minimumAngle, float maximumAngle, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EImageBW16|None warpImageX, eVision.EImageBW16|None warpImageY, int warpImageWidth) |
| Prepares suitable warp images for use with function eVision.EasyImage.Warp to unwarp a straight rectangle into a circular ring-wedge shape. | |
| None | SetInvCircleWarp (float centerX, float centerY, int numberOfRadialSampledPoints, float minimumRadius, float maximumRadius, int numberOfTangentSampledPoints, float minimumAngle, float maximumAngle, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EImageBW16|None warpImageX, eVision.EImageBW16|None warpImageY) |
| Prepares suitable warp images for use with function eVision.EasyImage.Warp to unwarp a straight rectangle into a circular ring-wedge shape. | |
| None | SetInvCircleWarp (eVision.EWedge wedge, int numberOfRadialSampledPoints, int numberOfTangentSampledPoints, eVision.EImageBW16|None warpImageX, eVision.EImageBW16|None warpImageY, int warpImageWidth, int warpImageHeight) |
| Prepares suitable warp images for use with function eVision.EasyImage.Warp to unwarp a straight rectangle into a circular ring-wedge shape. | |
| None | SetInvCircleWarp (eVision.EWedge wedge, int numberOfRadialSampledPoints, int numberOfTangentSampledPoints, eVision.EImageBW16|None warpImageX, eVision.EImageBW16|None warpImageY, int warpImageWidth) |
| Prepares suitable warp images for use with function eVision.EasyImage.Warp to unwarp a straight rectangle into a circular ring-wedge shape. | |
| None | SetInvCircleWarp (eVision.EWedge wedge, int numberOfRadialSampledPoints, int numberOfTangentSampledPoints, eVision.EImageBW16|None warpImageX, eVision.EImageBW16|None warpImageY) |
| Prepares suitable warp images for use with function eVision.EasyImage.Warp to unwarp a straight rectangle into a circular ring-wedge shape. | |
| None | SetInvCircleWarp (eVision.EWedge wedge, eVision.EFrame frame, int numberOfRadialSampledPoints, int numberOfTangentSampledPoints, eVision.EImageBW16|None warpImageX, eVision.EImageBW16|None warpImageY, int warpImageWidth, int warpImageHeight) |
| Prepares suitable warp images for use with function eVision.EasyImage.Warp to unwarp a straight rectangle into a circular ring-wedge shape. | |
| None | SetInvCircleWarp (eVision.EWedge wedge, eVision.EFrame frame, int numberOfRadialSampledPoints, int numberOfTangentSampledPoints, eVision.EImageBW16|None warpImageX, eVision.EImageBW16|None warpImageY, int warpImageWidth) |
| Prepares suitable warp images for use with function eVision.EasyImage.Warp to unwarp a straight rectangle into a circular ring-wedge shape. | |
| None | SetInvCircleWarp (eVision.EWedge wedge, eVision.EFrame frame, int numberOfRadialSampledPoints, int numberOfTangentSampledPoints, eVision.EImageBW16|None warpImageX, eVision.EImageBW16|None warpImageY) |
| Prepares suitable warp images for use with function eVision.EasyImage.Warp to unwarp a straight rectangle into a circular ring-wedge shape. | |
| None | SetupInverseWarp (eVision.EImageBW16|None warpImageX, eVision.EImageBW16|None warpImageY, eVision.EImageBW16|None inverseWarpImageX, eVision.EImageBW16|None inverseWarpImageY) |
| Prepares suitable inverse warp images for use with function eVision.EasyImage.Warp to unwarp an invertible LUT given by the warpImageX and warpImageY. | |
| None | Warp (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, eVision.EImageBW16|None warpImageX, eVision.EImageBW16|None warpImageY, int shiftX, int shiftY) |
| Transforms an image so that each pixel are moved to the locations specified in the "warp" images used as look-up tables. | |
| None | Warp (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, eVision.EImageBW16|None warpImageX, eVision.EImageBW16|None warpImageY, int shiftX) |
| Transforms an image so that each pixel are moved to the locations specified in the "warp" images used as look-up tables. | |
| None | Warp (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, eVision.EImageBW16|None warpImageX, eVision.EImageBW16|None warpImageY) |
| Transforms an image so that each pixel are moved to the locations specified in the "warp" images used as look-up tables. | |
| None | Warp (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, eVision.EImageBW16|None warpImageX, eVision.EImageBW16|None warpImageY, int shiftX, int shiftY) |
| Transforms an image so that each pixel are moved to the locations specified in the "warp" images used as look-up tables. | |
| None | Warp (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, eVision.EImageBW16|None warpImageX, eVision.EImageBW16|None warpImageY, int shiftX) |
| Transforms an image so that each pixel are moved to the locations specified in the "warp" images used as look-up tables. | |
| None | Warp (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, eVision.EImageBW16|None warpImageX, eVision.EImageBW16|None warpImageY) |
| Transforms an image so that each pixel are moved to the locations specified in the "warp" images used as look-up tables. | |
| None | Contour (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EContourMode contourMode, int startX, int startY, eVision.EContourThreshold thresholdMode, int threshold, eVision.EConnexity connexity, eVision.EPathVector|None path) |
| Follows the contour of an object. | |
| None | Contour (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EContourMode contourMode, int startX, int startY, eVision.EContourThreshold thresholdMode, int threshold, eVision.EConnexity connexity, eVision.EPathVector|None path) |
| Follows the contour of an object. | |
| None | Contour (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EContourMode contourMode, int startX, int startY, eVision.EContourThreshold thresholdMode, int threshold, eVision.EConnexity connexity, eVision.EBW8PathVector|None path, bool freeman) |
| Follows the contour of an object. | |
| None | Contour (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EContourMode contourMode, int startX, int startY, eVision.EContourThreshold thresholdMode, int threshold, eVision.EConnexity connexity, eVision.EBW8PathVector|None path) |
| Follows the contour of an object. | |
| None | Contour (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EContourMode contourMode, int startX, int startY, eVision.EContourThreshold thresholdMode, int threshold, eVision.EConnexity connexity, eVision.EBW16PathVector|None path, bool freeman) |
| Follows the contour of an object. | |
| None | Contour (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EContourMode contourMode, int startX, int startY, eVision.EContourThreshold thresholdMode, int threshold, eVision.EConnexity connexity, eVision.EBW16PathVector|None path) |
| Follows the contour of an object. | |
| None | VerticalMirror (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage) |
| Mirrors an image vertically (the rows are swapped). | |
| None | VerticalMirror (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage) |
| Mirrors an image vertically (the rows are swapped). | |
| None | VerticalMirror (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage) |
| Mirrors an image vertically (the rows are swapped). | |
| None | HorizontalMirror (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage) |
| Mirrors an image horizontally (the columns are swapped). | |
| None | HorizontalMirror (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage) |
| Mirrors an image horizontally (the columns are swapped). | |
| None | HorizontalMirror (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage) |
| Mirrors an image horizontally (the columns are swapped). | |
| None | LinearTransform (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, float Axx, float Axy, float Ax, float Ayx, float Ayy, float Ay, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int interpolationBits) |
| Applies a general affine transformation. | |
| None | LinearTransform (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, float Axx, float Axy, float Ax, float Ayx, float Ayy, float Ay, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Applies a general affine transformation. | |
| None | LinearTransform (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, float Axx, float Axy, float Ax, float Ayx, float Ayy, float Ay, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, int interpolationBits) |
| Applies a general affine transformation. | |
| None | LinearTransform (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, float Axx, float Axy, float Ax, float Ayx, float Ayy, float Ay, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Applies a general affine transformation. | |
| None | LinearTransform (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, float Axx, float Axy, float Ax, float Ayx, float Ayy, float Ay, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, int interpolationBits) |
| Applies a general affine transformation. | |
| None | LinearTransform (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, float Axx, float Axy, float Ax, float Ayx, float Ayy, float Ay, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Applies a general affine transformation. | |
| None | ScaleRotate (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, float sourceImagePivotX, float sourceImagePivotY, float destinationImagePivotX, float destinationImagePivotY, float scaleX, float scaleY, float rotation, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int interpolationBits) |
| Re-scales an image by an arbitrary factor and/or rotates it by an arbitrary angle. | |
| None | ScaleRotate (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, float sourceImagePivotX, float sourceImagePivotY, float destinationImagePivotX, float destinationImagePivotY, float scaleX, float scaleY, float rotation, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Re-scales an image by an arbitrary factor and/or rotates it by an arbitrary angle. | |
| None | ScaleRotate (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, float sourceImagePivotX, float sourceImagePivotY, float destinationImagePivotX, float destinationImagePivotY, float scaleX, float scaleY, float rotation, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, int interpolationBits) |
| Re-scales an image by an arbitrary factor and/or rotates it by an arbitrary angle. | |
| None | ScaleRotate (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, float sourceImagePivotX, float sourceImagePivotY, float destinationImagePivotX, float destinationImagePivotY, float scaleX, float scaleY, float rotation, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Re-scales an image by an arbitrary factor and/or rotates it by an arbitrary angle. | |
| None | ScaleRotate (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, float sourceImagePivotX, float sourceImagePivotY, float destinationImagePivotX, float destinationImagePivotY, float scaleX, float scaleY, float rotation, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, int interpolationBits) |
| Re-scales an image by an arbitrary factor and/or rotates it by an arbitrary angle. | |
| None | ScaleRotate (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, float sourceImagePivotX, float sourceImagePivotY, float destinationImagePivotX, float destinationImagePivotY, float scaleX, float scaleY, float rotation, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Re-scales an image by an arbitrary factor and/or rotates it by an arbitrary angle. | |
| None | ScaleRotate (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, float sourceImagePivotX, float sourceImagePivotY, float destinationImagePivotX, float destinationImagePivotY, float scaleX, float scaleY, float rotation, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int interpolationBits) |
| Re-scales an image by an arbitrary factor and/or rotates it by an arbitrary angle. | |
| None | ScaleRotate (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, float sourceImagePivotX, float sourceImagePivotY, float destinationImagePivotX, float destinationImagePivotY, float scaleX, float scaleY, float rotation, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Re-scales an image by an arbitrary factor and/or rotates it by an arbitrary angle. | |
| None | ScaleRotate (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, float sourceImagePivotX, float sourceImagePivotY, float destinationImagePivotX, float destinationImagePivotY, float scaleX, float scaleY, float rotation, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, int interpolationBits) |
| Re-scales an image by an arbitrary factor and/or rotates it by an arbitrary angle. | |
| None | ScaleRotate (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, float sourceImagePivotX, float sourceImagePivotY, float destinationImagePivotX, float destinationImagePivotY, float scaleX, float scaleY, float rotation, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Re-scales an image by an arbitrary factor and/or rotates it by an arbitrary angle. | |
| None | ScaleRotate (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, float sourceImagePivotX, float sourceImagePivotY, float destinationImagePivotX, float destinationImagePivotY, float scaleX, float scaleY, float rotation, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, int interpolationBits) |
| Re-scales an image by an arbitrary factor and/or rotates it by an arbitrary angle. | |
| None | ScaleRotate (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, float sourceImagePivotX, float sourceImagePivotY, float destinationImagePivotX, float destinationImagePivotY, float scaleX, float scaleY, float rotation, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Re-scales an image by an arbitrary factor and/or rotates it by an arbitrary angle. | |
| None | ScaleRotate (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, float sourceImagePivotX, float sourceImagePivotY, float destinationImagePivotX, float destinationImagePivotY, float scaleX, float scaleY, float rotation, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int interpolationBits) |
| Re-scales an image by an arbitrary factor and/or rotates it by an arbitrary angle. | |
| None | ScaleRotate (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, float sourceImagePivotX, float sourceImagePivotY, float destinationImagePivotX, float destinationImagePivotY, float scaleX, float scaleY, float rotation, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Re-scales an image by an arbitrary factor and/or rotates it by an arbitrary angle. | |
| None | ScaleRotate (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, float sourceImagePivotX, float sourceImagePivotY, float destinationImagePivotX, float destinationImagePivotY, float scaleX, float scaleY, float rotation, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, int interpolationBits) |
| Re-scales an image by an arbitrary factor and/or rotates it by an arbitrary angle. | |
| None | ScaleRotate (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, float sourceImagePivotX, float sourceImagePivotY, float destinationImagePivotX, float destinationImagePivotY, float scaleX, float scaleY, float rotation, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Re-scales an image by an arbitrary factor and/or rotates it by an arbitrary angle. | |
| None | ScaleRotate (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, float sourceImagePivotX, float sourceImagePivotY, float destinationImagePivotX, float destinationImagePivotY, float scaleX, float scaleY, float rotation, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, int interpolationBits) |
| Re-scales an image by an arbitrary factor and/or rotates it by an arbitrary angle. | |
| None | ScaleRotate (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, float sourceImagePivotX, float sourceImagePivotY, float destinationImagePivotX, float destinationImagePivotY, float scaleX, float scaleY, float rotation, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Re-scales an image by an arbitrary factor and/or rotates it by an arbitrary angle. | |
| None | ScaleRotate (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EFrame frame, float sourceImagePivotX, float sourceImagePivotY, float destinationImagePivotX, float destinationImagePivotY, float scaleX, float scaleY, float rotation, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, int interpolationBits) |
| Re-scales an image by an arbitrary factor and/or rotates it by an arbitrary angle. | |
| None | ScaleRotate (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EFrame frame, float sourceImagePivotX, float sourceImagePivotY, float destinationImagePivotX, float destinationImagePivotY, float scaleX, float scaleY, float rotation, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Re-scales an image by an arbitrary factor and/or rotates it by an arbitrary angle. | |
| None | ScaleRotate (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EFrame frame, float sourceImagePivotX, float sourceImagePivotY, float destinationImagePivotX, float destinationImagePivotY, float scaleX, float scaleY, float rotation, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, int interpolationBits) |
| Re-scales an image by an arbitrary factor and/or rotates it by an arbitrary angle. | |
| None | ScaleRotate (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EFrame frame, float sourceImagePivotX, float sourceImagePivotY, float destinationImagePivotX, float destinationImagePivotY, float scaleX, float scaleY, float rotation, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Re-scales an image by an arbitrary factor and/or rotates it by an arbitrary angle. | |
| None | ScaleRotate (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EFrame frame, float sourceImagePivotX, float sourceImagePivotY, float destinationImagePivotX, float destinationImagePivotY, float scaleX, float scaleY, float rotation, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, int interpolationBits) |
| Re-scales an image by an arbitrary factor and/or rotates it by an arbitrary angle. | |
| None | ScaleRotate (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EFrame frame, float sourceImagePivotX, float sourceImagePivotY, float destinationImagePivotX, float destinationImagePivotY, float scaleX, float scaleY, float rotation, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Re-scales an image by an arbitrary factor and/or rotates it by an arbitrary angle. | |
| None | Transpose (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Transpose an image. | |
| None | Transpose (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Transpose an image. | |
| None | Transpose (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Transpose an image. | |
| None | Transpose (eVision.EROIC24A|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24A|None destinationImage) |
| Transpose an image. | |
| None | Transpose (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage) |
| Transpose an image. | |
| None | Transpose (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage) |
| Transpose an image. | |
| None | Transpose (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage) |
| Transpose an image. | |
| None | Transpose (eVision.EROIC24A|None sourceImage) |
| Transpose an image. | |
| None | Flip (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, eVision.EFlipAxis axis) |
| Flip an image around either the vertical axis, the horizontal axis or both. | |
| None | Flip (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, eVision.EFlipAxis axis) |
| Flip an image around either the vertical axis, the horizontal axis or both. | |
| None | Flip (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, eVision.EFlipAxis axis) |
| Flip an image around either the vertical axis, the horizontal axis or both. | |
| None | Flip (eVision.EROIC24A|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24A|None destinationImage, eVision.EFlipAxis axis) |
| Flip an image around either the vertical axis, the horizontal axis or both. | |
| None | Flip (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EFlipAxis axis) |
| Flip an image around either the vertical axis, the horizontal axis or both. | |
| None | Flip (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EFlipAxis axis) |
| Flip an image around either the vertical axis, the horizontal axis or both. | |
| None | Flip (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EFlipAxis axis) |
| Flip an image around either the vertical axis, the horizontal axis or both. | |
| None | Flip (eVision.EROIC24A|None sourceImage, eVision.EFlipAxis axis) |
| Flip an image around either the vertical axis, the horizontal axis or both. | |
| None | Rotate (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, eVision.ERotationRightAngles rightAngle) |
| Rotate an image by an increment of a quarter of a turn (right angle). | |
| None | Rotate (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, eVision.ERotationRightAngles rightAngle) |
| Rotate an image by an increment of a quarter of a turn (right angle). | |
| None | Rotate (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, eVision.ERotationRightAngles rightAngle) |
| Rotate an image by an increment of a quarter of a turn (right angle). | |
| None | Rotate (eVision.EROIC24A|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24A|None destinationImage, eVision.ERotationRightAngles rightAngle) |
| Rotate an image by an increment of a quarter of a turn (right angle). | |
| None | Rotate (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.ERotationRightAngles rightAngle) |
| Rotate an image by an increment of a quarter of a turn (right angle). | |
| None | Rotate (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.ERotationRightAngles rightAngle) |
| Rotate an image by an increment of a quarter of a turn (right angle). | |
| None | Rotate (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.ERotationRightAngles rightAngle) |
| Rotate an image by an increment of a quarter of a turn (right angle). | |
| None | Rotate (eVision.EROIC24A|None sourceImage, eVision.ERotationRightAngles rightAngle) |
| Rotate an image by an increment of a quarter of a turn (right angle). | |
| None | Register (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, float sourceImagePivot0X, float sourceImagePivot0Y, float destinationImagePivot0X, float destinationImagePivot0Y, int interpolationBits) |
| Registers an image by realigning one, two or three pivot points to reference positions. | |
| None | Register (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, float sourceImagePivot0X, float sourceImagePivot0Y, float destinationImagePivot0X, float destinationImagePivot0Y) |
| Registers an image by realigning one, two or three pivot points to reference positions. | |
| None | Register (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, float sourceImagePivot0X, float sourceImagePivot0Y, float destinationImagePivot0X, float destinationImagePivot0Y, int interpolationBits) |
| Registers an image by realigning one, two or three pivot points to reference positions. | |
| None | Register (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, float sourceImagePivot0X, float sourceImagePivot0Y, float destinationImagePivot0X, float destinationImagePivot0Y) |
| Registers an image by realigning one, two or three pivot points to reference positions. | |
| None | Register (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, float sourceImagePivot0X, float sourceImagePivot0Y, float destinationImagePivot0X, float destinationImagePivot0Y, int interpolationBits) |
| Registers an image by realigning one, two or three pivot points to reference positions. | |
| None | Register (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, float sourceImagePivot0X, float sourceImagePivot0Y, float destinationImagePivot0X, float destinationImagePivot0Y) |
| Registers an image by realigning one, two or three pivot points to reference positions. | |
| None | Register (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, float sourceImagePivot0X, float sourceImagePivot0Y, float sourceImagePivot1X, float sourceImagePivot1Y, float destinationImagePivot0X, float destinationImagePivot0Y, float destinationImagePivot1X, float destinationImagePivot1Y, int interpolationBits, bool resize) |
| Registers an image by realigning one, two or three pivot points to reference positions. | |
| None | Register (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, float sourceImagePivot0X, float sourceImagePivot0Y, float sourceImagePivot1X, float sourceImagePivot1Y, float destinationImagePivot0X, float destinationImagePivot0Y, float destinationImagePivot1X, float destinationImagePivot1Y, int interpolationBits) |
| Registers an image by realigning one, two or three pivot points to reference positions. | |
| None | Register (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, float sourceImagePivot0X, float sourceImagePivot0Y, float sourceImagePivot1X, float sourceImagePivot1Y, float destinationImagePivot0X, float destinationImagePivot0Y, float destinationImagePivot1X, float destinationImagePivot1Y) |
| Registers an image by realigning one, two or three pivot points to reference positions. | |
| None | Register (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, float sourceImagePivot0X, float sourceImagePivot0Y, float sourceImagePivot1X, float sourceImagePivot1Y, float destinationImagePivot0X, float destinationImagePivot0Y, float destinationImagePivot1X, float destinationImagePivot1Y, int interpolationBits, bool resize) |
| Registers an image by realigning one, two or three pivot points to reference positions. | |
| None | Register (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, float sourceImagePivot0X, float sourceImagePivot0Y, float sourceImagePivot1X, float sourceImagePivot1Y, float destinationImagePivot0X, float destinationImagePivot0Y, float destinationImagePivot1X, float destinationImagePivot1Y, int interpolationBits) |
| Registers an image by realigning one, two or three pivot points to reference positions. | |
| None | Register (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, float sourceImagePivot0X, float sourceImagePivot0Y, float sourceImagePivot1X, float sourceImagePivot1Y, float destinationImagePivot0X, float destinationImagePivot0Y, float destinationImagePivot1X, float destinationImagePivot1Y) |
| Registers an image by realigning one, two or three pivot points to reference positions. | |
| None | Register (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, float sourceImagePivot0X, float sourceImagePivot0Y, float sourceImagePivot1X, float sourceImagePivot1Y, float destinationImagePivot0X, float destinationImagePivot0Y, float destinationImagePivot1X, float destinationImagePivot1Y, int interpolationBits, bool resize) |
| Registers an image by realigning one, two or three pivot points to reference positions. | |
| None | Register (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, float sourceImagePivot0X, float sourceImagePivot0Y, float sourceImagePivot1X, float sourceImagePivot1Y, float destinationImagePivot0X, float destinationImagePivot0Y, float destinationImagePivot1X, float destinationImagePivot1Y, int interpolationBits) |
| Registers an image by realigning one, two or three pivot points to reference positions. | |
| None | Register (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, float sourceImagePivot0X, float sourceImagePivot0Y, float sourceImagePivot1X, float sourceImagePivot1Y, float destinationImagePivot0X, float destinationImagePivot0Y, float destinationImagePivot1X, float destinationImagePivot1Y) |
| Registers an image by realigning one, two or three pivot points to reference positions. | |
| None | Register (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, float sourceImagePivot0X, float sourceImagePivot0Y, float sourceImagePivot1X, float sourceImagePivot1Y, float sourceImagePivot2X, float sourceImagePivot2Y, float destinationImagePivot0X, float destinationImagePivot0Y, float destinationImagePivot1X, float destinationImagePivot1Y, float destinationImagePivot2X, float destinationImagePivot2Y, int interpolationBits) |
| Registers an image by realigning one, two or three pivot points to reference positions. | |
| None | Register (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage, float sourceImagePivot0X, float sourceImagePivot0Y, float sourceImagePivot1X, float sourceImagePivot1Y, float sourceImagePivot2X, float sourceImagePivot2Y, float destinationImagePivot0X, float destinationImagePivot0Y, float destinationImagePivot1X, float destinationImagePivot1Y, float destinationImagePivot2X, float destinationImagePivot2Y) |
| Registers an image by realigning one, two or three pivot points to reference positions. | |
| None | Register (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, float sourceImagePivot0X, float sourceImagePivot0Y, float sourceImagePivot1X, float sourceImagePivot1Y, float sourceImagePivot2X, float sourceImagePivot2Y, float destinationImagePivot0X, float destinationImagePivot0Y, float destinationImagePivot1X, float destinationImagePivot1Y, float destinationImagePivot2X, float destinationImagePivot2Y, int interpolationBits) |
| Registers an image by realigning one, two or three pivot points to reference positions. | |
| None | Register (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage, float sourceImagePivot0X, float sourceImagePivot0Y, float sourceImagePivot1X, float sourceImagePivot1Y, float sourceImagePivot2X, float sourceImagePivot2Y, float destinationImagePivot0X, float destinationImagePivot0Y, float destinationImagePivot1X, float destinationImagePivot1Y, float destinationImagePivot2X, float destinationImagePivot2Y) |
| Registers an image by realigning one, two or three pivot points to reference positions. | |
| None | Register (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, float sourceImagePivot0X, float sourceImagePivot0Y, float sourceImagePivot1X, float sourceImagePivot1Y, float sourceImagePivot2X, float sourceImagePivot2Y, float destinationImagePivot0X, float destinationImagePivot0Y, float destinationImagePivot1X, float destinationImagePivot1Y, float destinationImagePivot2X, float destinationImagePivot2Y, int interpolationBits) |
| Registers an image by realigning one, two or three pivot points to reference positions. | |
| None | Register (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage, float sourceImagePivot0X, float sourceImagePivot0Y, float sourceImagePivot1X, float sourceImagePivot1Y, float sourceImagePivot2X, float sourceImagePivot2Y, float destinationImagePivot0X, float destinationImagePivot0Y, float destinationImagePivot1X, float destinationImagePivot1Y, float destinationImagePivot2X, float destinationImagePivot2Y) |
| Registers an image by realigning one, two or three pivot points to reference positions. | |
| None | Shrink (eVision.EROIBW8|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8|None destinationImage) |
| Resizes an image to a smaller size. | |
| None | Shrink (eVision.EROIC24|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24|None destinationImage) |
| Resizes an image to a smaller size. | |
| None | Shrink (eVision.EROIBW16|None sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW16|None destinationImage) |
| Resizes an image to a smaller size. | |
| None | AdaptiveThreshold (eVision.EROIBW8|None src, eVision.EROIBW8|None dst, eVision.EAdaptiveThresholdMethod method, int halfKernelSize, int constant) |
| Performs a locally adaptive threshold on the source image. | |
| None | AdaptiveThreshold (eVision.EROIBW8|None src, eVision.EROIBW8|None dst, eVision.EAdaptiveThresholdMethod method, int halfKernelSize) |
| Performs a locally adaptive threshold on the source image. | |
| None | AdaptiveThreshold (eVision.EROIBW16|None src, eVision.EROIBW16|None dst, eVision.EAdaptiveThresholdMethod method, int halfKernelSize, int constant) |
| Performs a locally adaptive threshold on the source image. | |
| None | AdaptiveThreshold (eVision.EROIBW16|None src, eVision.EROIBW16|None dst, eVision.EAdaptiveThresholdMethod method, int halfKernelSize) |
| Performs a locally adaptive threshold on the source image. | |
| None | AdaptiveThreshold (eVision.EROIBW8|None src, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW8|None dst, eVision.EAdaptiveThresholdMethod method, int halfKernelSize, int constant) |
| Performs a locally adaptive threshold on the source image. | |
| None | AdaptiveThreshold (eVision.EROIBW8|None src, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW8|None dst, eVision.EAdaptiveThresholdMethod method, int halfKernelSize) |
| Performs a locally adaptive threshold on the source image. | |
| None | AdaptiveThreshold (eVision.EROIBW16|None src, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW16|None dst, eVision.EAdaptiveThresholdMethod method, int halfKernelSize, int constant) |
| Performs a locally adaptive threshold on the source image. | |
| None | AdaptiveThreshold (eVision.EROIBW16|None src, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EROIBW16|None dst, eVision.EAdaptiveThresholdMethod method, int halfKernelSize) |
| Performs a locally adaptive threshold on the source image. | |
| None | AdaptiveThreshold (eVision.EROIBW8|None src, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW8|None dst, eVision.EAdaptiveThresholdMethod method, int halfKernelSize, int constant) |
| Performs a locally adaptive threshold on the source image. | |
| None | AdaptiveThreshold (eVision.EROIBW8|None src, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW8|None dst, eVision.EAdaptiveThresholdMethod method, int halfKernelSize) |
| Performs a locally adaptive threshold on the source image. | |
| None | AdaptiveThreshold (eVision.EROIBW16|None src, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW16|None dst, eVision.EAdaptiveThresholdMethod method, int halfKernelSize, int constant) |
| Performs a locally adaptive threshold on the source image. | |
| None | AdaptiveThreshold (eVision.EROIBW16|None src, eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EFrame frame, eVision.EROIBW16|None dst, eVision.EAdaptiveThresholdMethod method, int halfKernelSize) |
| Performs a locally adaptive threshold on the source image. | |
| None | HitAndMiss (eVision.EROIBW8|None source, eVision.EROIBW8|None destination, eVision.EHitAndMissKernel kernel) |
| Apply the morphological hit-and-miss transform to detect a particular pattern of foreground and background pixels in a BW8, BW16 or C24 image/ROI. | |
| None | HitAndMiss (eVision.EROIBW16|None source, eVision.EROIBW16|None destination, eVision.EHitAndMissKernel kernel) |
| Apply the morphological hit-and-miss transform to detect a particular pattern of foreground and background pixels in a BW8, BW16 or C24 image/ROI. | |
| None | HitAndMiss (eVision.EROIC24|None source, eVision.EROIC24|None destination, eVision.EHitAndMissKernel kernel) |
| Apply the morphological hit-and-miss transform to detect a particular pattern of foreground and background pixels in a BW8, BW16 or C24 image/ROI. | |
| None | HDRFusion (eVision.EROIBW8|None darkSrc, eVision.EROIBW8|None lightSrc, int shutterSpeedFactor, eVision.EROIBW16|None dst) |
| Fuses two images using HDR principles. | |
| None | HDRFusion (eVision.EROIBW16|None darkSrc, eVision.EROIBW16|None lightSrc, int shutterSpeedFactor, eVision.EROIBW16|None dst) |
| Fuses two images using HDR principles. | |
| None | HDRFusion (eVision.EROIBW16|None darkSrc, eVision.EROIBW16|None lightSrc, int shutterSpeedFactor, eVision.EROIBW32|None dst) |
| Fuses two images using HDR principles. | |
| None | HDRFusion (eVision.EROIC24|None darkSrc, eVision.EROIC24|None lightSrc, int shutterSpeedFactor, eVision.EROIC48|None dst) |
| Fuses two images using HDR principles. | |
| None | HDRFusion (eVision.EROIC48|None darkSrc, eVision.EROIC48|None lightSrc, int shutterSpeedFactor, eVision.EROIC48|None dst) |
| Fuses two images using HDR principles. | |
| None | AlphaBlend (eVision.EROIBW8 sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8 destinationImage, float opacity) |
| Draws an image over another. | |
| None | Resize (eVision.EROIBW8 sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8 destinationImage, eVision.EInterpolationMode interpolation) |
| Resize an image. | |
| None | Resize (eVision.EROIBW8 sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8 destinationImage) |
| Resize an image. | |
| None | Resize (eVision.EROIBW16 sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW16 destinationImage, eVision.EInterpolationMode interpolation) |
| Resize an image. | |
| None | Resize (eVision.EROIBW16 sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW16 destinationImage) |
| Resize an image. | |
| None | Resize (eVision.EROIC24 sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24 destinationImage, eVision.EInterpolationMode interpolation) |
| Resize an image. | |
| None | Resize (eVision.EROIC24 sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24 destinationImage) |
| Resize an image. | |
| None | Resize (eVision.EROIC24A sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24A destinationImage, eVision.EInterpolationMode interpolation) |
| Resize an image. | |
| None | Resize (eVision.EROIC24A sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24A destinationImage) |
| Resize an image. | |
| None | Deinterlace (eVision.EROIBW8 sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8 out1, eVision.EROIBW8 out2, bool interpolate) |
| This function converts an interlaced image into two separate non-interlaced images. | |
| None | Deinterlace (eVision.EROIBW8 sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW8 out1, eVision.EROIBW8 out2) |
| This function converts an interlaced image into two separate non-interlaced images. | |
| None | Deinterlace (eVision.EROIBW16 sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW16 out1, eVision.EROIBW16 out2, bool interpolate) |
| This function converts an interlaced image into two separate non-interlaced images. | |
| None | Deinterlace (eVision.EROIBW16 sourceImage, eVision.EROIBW16 out1, eVision.EROIBW16 out2) |
| This function converts an interlaced image into two separate non-interlaced images. | |
| None | Deinterlace (eVision.EROIC24 sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24 out1, eVision.EROIC24 out2, bool interpolate) |
| This function converts an interlaced image into two separate non-interlaced images. | |
| None | Deinterlace (eVision.EROIC24 sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24 out1, eVision.EROIC24 out2) |
| This function converts an interlaced image into two separate non-interlaced images. | |
| None | Deinterlace (eVision.EROIC24A sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24A out1, eVision.EROIC24A out2, bool interpolate) |
| This function converts an interlaced image into two separate non-interlaced images. | |
| None | Deinterlace (eVision.EROIC24A sourceImage, eVision.EROIC24A out1, eVision.EROIC24A out2) |
| This function converts an interlaced image into two separate non-interlaced images. | |
| None | Interlace (eVision.EROIBW8 in1, eVision.EROIBW8 in2, eVision.EROIBW8 destinationImage) |
| This function converts two non-interlaced images into one interlaced image. | |
| None | Interlace (eVision.EROIBW16 in1, eVision.EROIBW16 in2, eVision.EROIBW16 destinationImage) |
| This function converts two non-interlaced images into one interlaced image. | |
| None | Interlace (eVision.EROIC24 in1, eVision.EROIC24 in2, eVision.EROIC24 destinationImage) |
| This function converts two non-interlaced images into one interlaced image. | |
| None | Interlace (eVision.EROIC24A in1, eVision.EROIC24A in2, eVision.EROIC24A destinationImage) |
| This function converts two non-interlaced images into one interlaced image. | |
| None | FillHoles (eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EImageBW8 imgOut, eVision.EBW8 background, eVision.EBW8 foreground) |
| Encodes the image imgIn and detect the holes. | |
| None | FillHoles (eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EImageBW8 imgOut, eVision.EBW8 background) |
| Encodes the image imgIn and detect the holes. | |
| None | FillHoles (eVision.ERegion region, eVision.EImageBW8 imgOut) |
| Encodes the image imgIn and detect the holes. | |
| None | FillHoles (eVision.EROIBW8 imgIn, eVision.EImageBW8 imgOut, eVision.EBW8 background, eVision.EBW8 foreground) |
| Encodes the image imgIn and detect the holes. | |
| None | FillHoles (eVision.EROIBW8 imgIn, eVision.EImageBW8 imgOut, eVision.EBW8 background) |
| Encodes the image imgIn and detect the holes. | |
| None | FillHoles (eVision.EROIBW8 imgIn, eVision.EImageBW8 imgOut) |
| Encodes the image imgIn and detect the holes. | |
| None | RemoveOutliers (eVision.EROIBW8 input, eVision.EImageBW8 output, int threshold, int halfKernelWidth, int halfKernelHeight) |
| For each pixel, the method computes the median value in a (2*halfKernelWidth+1)×(2*halfKernelHeight+1) neighborhood centered on that pixel. | |
| None | RemoveOutliers (eVision.EROIBW8 input, eVision.EImageBW8 output, int threshold, int halfKernelWidth) |
| For each pixel, the method computes the median value in a (2*halfKernelWidth+1)×(2*halfKernelHeight+1) neighborhood centered on that pixel. | |
| None | RemoveOutliers (eVision.EROIBW8 input, eVision.EImageBW8 output, int threshold) |
| For each pixel, the method computes the median value in a (2*halfKernelWidth+1)×(2*halfKernelHeight+1) neighborhood centered on that pixel. | |
| None | RemoveOutliers (eVision.EROIBW8 input, eVision.EImageBW8 output) |
| For each pixel, the method computes the median value in a (2*halfKernelWidth+1)×(2*halfKernelHeight+1) neighborhood centered on that pixel. | |
| None | RemoveOutliers (eVision.EROIBW16 input, eVision.EImageBW16 output, int threshold, int halfKernelWidth, int halfKernelHeight) |
| For each pixel, the method computes the median value in a (2*halfKernelWidth+1)×(2*halfKernelHeight+1) neighborhood centered on that pixel. | |
| None | RemoveOutliers (eVision.EROIBW16 input, eVision.EImageBW16 output, int threshold, int halfKernelWidth) |
| For each pixel, the method computes the median value in a (2*halfKernelWidth+1)×(2*halfKernelHeight+1) neighborhood centered on that pixel. | |
| None | RemoveOutliers (eVision.EROIBW16 input, eVision.EImageBW16 output, int threshold) |
| For each pixel, the method computes the median value in a (2*halfKernelWidth+1)×(2*halfKernelHeight+1) neighborhood centered on that pixel. | |
| None | RemoveOutliers (eVision.EROIBW16 input, eVision.EImageBW16 output) |
| For each pixel, the method computes the median value in a (2*halfKernelWidth+1)×(2*halfKernelHeight+1) neighborhood centered on that pixel. | |
| None | Thinning (eVision.EROIBW8 input, eVision.EROIBW8 output) |
| Reduces foreground regions to a one-pixel-wide skeleton using the Zhang-Suen thinning algorithm. | |
| None | Thinning (eVision.EROIBW16 input, eVision.EROIBW16 output) |
| Reduces foreground regions to a one-pixel-wide skeleton using the Zhang-Suen thinning algorithm. | |
This class contains static properties and methods specific to the eVision.EasyImage library.
Remarks:
License(s): EasyImage
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Performs a locally adaptive threshold on the source image.
| src | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Optional reference to a region to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| dst | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| method | The thresholding mode, as defined by the enumeration eVision.EAdaptiveThresholdMethod. |
| halfKernelSize | Half of the kernel width, rounded down. The kernel size is always odd. |
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Performs a locally adaptive threshold on the source image.
| src | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Optional reference to a region to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| dst | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| method | The thresholding mode, as defined by the enumeration eVision.EAdaptiveThresholdMethod. |
| halfKernelSize | Half of the kernel width, rounded down. The kernel size is always odd. |
| constant | Optional constant offset applied to the threshold value. Defaults to 0 if omitted. |
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Performs a locally adaptive threshold on the source image.
| src | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Optional reference to a region to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. |
| dst | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| method | The thresholding mode, as defined by the enumeration eVision.EAdaptiveThresholdMethod. |
| halfKernelSize | Half of the kernel width, rounded down. The kernel size is always odd. |
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Performs a locally adaptive threshold on the source image.
| src | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Optional reference to a region to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. |
| dst | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| method | The thresholding mode, as defined by the enumeration eVision.EAdaptiveThresholdMethod. |
| halfKernelSize | Half of the kernel width, rounded down. The kernel size is always odd. |
| constant | Optional constant offset applied to the threshold value. Defaults to 0 if omitted. |
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Performs a locally adaptive threshold on the source image.
| src | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| dst | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| method | The thresholding mode, as defined by the enumeration eVision.EAdaptiveThresholdMethod. |
| halfKernelSize | Half of the kernel width, rounded down. The kernel size is always odd. |
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Performs a locally adaptive threshold on the source image.
| src | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| dst | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| method | The thresholding mode, as defined by the enumeration eVision.EAdaptiveThresholdMethod. |
| halfKernelSize | Half of the kernel width, rounded down. The kernel size is always odd. |
| constant | Optional constant offset applied to the threshold value. Defaults to 0 if omitted. |
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Performs a locally adaptive threshold on the source image.
| src | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Optional reference to a region to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| dst | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| method | The thresholding mode, as defined by the enumeration eVision.EAdaptiveThresholdMethod. |
| halfKernelSize | Half of the kernel width, rounded down. The kernel size is always odd. |
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Performs a locally adaptive threshold on the source image.
| src | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Optional reference to a region to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| dst | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| method | The thresholding mode, as defined by the enumeration eVision.EAdaptiveThresholdMethod. |
| halfKernelSize | Half of the kernel width, rounded down. The kernel size is always odd. |
| constant | Optional constant offset applied to the threshold value. Defaults to 0 if omitted. |
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Performs a locally adaptive threshold on the source image.
| src | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Optional reference to a region to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. |
| dst | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| method | The thresholding mode, as defined by the enumeration eVision.EAdaptiveThresholdMethod. |
| halfKernelSize | Half of the kernel width, rounded down. The kernel size is always odd. |
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Performs a locally adaptive threshold on the source image.
| src | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Optional reference to a region to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. |
| dst | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| method | The thresholding mode, as defined by the enumeration eVision.EAdaptiveThresholdMethod. |
| halfKernelSize | Half of the kernel width, rounded down. The kernel size is always odd. |
| constant | Optional constant offset applied to the threshold value. Defaults to 0 if omitted. |
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Performs a locally adaptive threshold on the source image.
| src | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| dst | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| method | The thresholding mode, as defined by the enumeration eVision.EAdaptiveThresholdMethod. |
| halfKernelSize | Half of the kernel width, rounded down. The kernel size is always odd. |
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Performs a locally adaptive threshold on the source image.
| src | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| dst | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| method | The thresholding mode, as defined by the enumeration eVision.EAdaptiveThresholdMethod. |
| halfKernelSize | Half of the kernel width, rounded down. The kernel size is always odd. |
| constant | Optional constant offset applied to the threshold value. Defaults to 0 if omitted. |
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Draws an image over another.
| sourceImage | Foreground image. |
| destinationImage | Background image. |
| opacity | Opacity of the foreground image. |
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Returns a floating-point statistical parameter extracted from a range of gray levels in an image histogram (most/least frequent value/frequency, min/max value, count, average, standard deviation).
Remarks:
If the subset of the histogram between minimumIndex and maximumIndex is empty:
| histogram | Pointer to the histogram vector. |
| operation | Parameter to be computed, as defined by eVision.EHistogramFeature. |
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Returns a floating-point statistical parameter extracted from a range of gray levels in an image histogram (most/least frequent value/frequency, min/max value, count, average, standard deviation).
Remarks:
If the subset of the histogram between minimumIndex and maximumIndex is empty:
| histogram | Pointer to the histogram vector. |
| operation | Parameter to be computed, as defined by eVision.EHistogramFeature. |
| minimumIndex | Starting index of the gray-level range. |
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Returns a floating-point statistical parameter extracted from a range of gray levels in an image histogram (most/least frequent value/frequency, min/max value, count, average, standard deviation).
Remarks:
If the subset of the histogram between minimumIndex and maximumIndex is empty:
| histogram | Pointer to the histogram vector. |
| operation | Parameter to be computed, as defined by eVision.EHistogramFeature. |
| minimumIndex | Starting index of the gray-level range. |
| maximumIndex | Ending index of the gray-level range (included). |
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Returns a floating-point statistical parameter extracted from a range of gray levels in an image histogram (most/least frequent value/frequency, min/max value, count, average, standard deviation).
Remarks:
If the subset of the histogram between minimumIndex and maximumIndex is empty:
| histogram | Pointer to the histogram vector. |
| operation | Parameter to be computed, as defined by eVision.EHistogramFeature. |
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Returns a floating-point statistical parameter extracted from a range of gray levels in an image histogram (most/least frequent value/frequency, min/max value, count, average, standard deviation).
Remarks:
If the subset of the histogram between minimumIndex and maximumIndex is empty:
| histogram | Pointer to the histogram vector. |
| operation | Parameter to be computed, as defined by eVision.EHistogramFeature. |
| minimumIndex | Starting index of the gray-level range. |
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Returns a floating-point statistical parameter extracted from a range of gray levels in an image histogram (most/least frequent value/frequency, min/max value, count, average, standard deviation).
Remarks:
If the subset of the histogram between minimumIndex and maximumIndex is empty:
| histogram | Pointer to the histogram vector. |
| operation | Parameter to be computed, as defined by eVision.EHistogramFeature. |
| minimumIndex | Starting index of the gray-level range. |
| maximumIndex | Ending index of the gray-level range (included). |
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Prepares a lookup-table image for use for gradient argument computation.
Remarks:
The scale and phase of the gradient argument can be adjusted. The argument angles are counter clockwise on a 0..255 scale in the BW8 context and on a 0..65535 scale in the BW16 one, corresponding to a specified range (full turn by default, specified period otherwise). The argument phase is counted on a 0..255 scale or on a 0..65535 scale too. Angle values outside the 0..255 (0..65535) interval are wrapped. The period length is given in the current angle unit. The method sets a lookup-table image for use with function eVision.EasyImage.GradientScalar, ready to compute the argument of the gradient in the source image, i.e. its direction. The argument will be returned as a value in range 0..255 suitable for storage in an eVision.EImageBW8 or as a value in the range 0..65535 suitable for storage in an eVision.EImageBW16. The phase of the argument can be adjusted.
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image. |
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Prepares a lookup-table image for use for gradient argument computation.
Remarks:
The scale and phase of the gradient argument can be adjusted. The argument angles are counter clockwise on a 0..255 scale in the BW8 context and on a 0..65535 scale in the BW16 one, corresponding to a specified range (full turn by default, specified period otherwise). The argument phase is counted on a 0..255 scale or on a 0..65535 scale too. Angle values outside the 0..255 (0..65535) interval are wrapped. The period length is given in the current angle unit. The method sets a lookup-table image for use with function eVision.EasyImage.GradientScalar, ready to compute the argument of the gradient in the source image, i.e. its direction. The argument will be returned as a value in range 0..255 suitable for storage in an eVision.EImageBW8 or as a value in the range 0..65535 suitable for storage in an eVision.EImageBW16. The phase of the argument can be adjusted.
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image. |
| phase | Argument value corresponding to the horizontal direction, in 256-th (65,536-th) of the period (by default, phase = 0). |
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Prepares a lookup-table image for use for gradient argument computation.
Remarks:
The scale and phase of the gradient argument can be adjusted. The argument angles are counter clockwise on a 0..255 scale in the BW8 context and on a 0..65535 scale in the BW16 one, corresponding to a specified range (full turn by default, specified period otherwise). The argument phase is counted on a 0..255 scale or on a 0..65535 scale too. Angle values outside the 0..255 (0..65535) interval are wrapped. The period length is given in the current angle unit. The method sets a lookup-table image for use with function eVision.EasyImage.GradientScalar, ready to compute the argument of the gradient in the source image, i.e. its direction. The argument will be returned as a value in range 0..255 suitable for storage in an eVision.EImageBW8 or as a value in the range 0..65535 suitable for storage in an eVision.EImageBW16. The phase of the argument can be adjusted.
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image. |
| phase | Argument value corresponding to the horizontal direction, in 256-th (65,536-th) of the period (by default, phase = 0). |
| period | Range of argument values corresponding to the 0..255 (0..65535) interval, in the current angle unit (by default, period = 0). |
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Returns a suitable threshold value for a gray-level image binarization.
Remarks:
Several modes are available: absolute (the threshold value is given readily in the thresholdMode parameter), relative (the threshold value is computed to obtain a desired fraction of the image pixels) or automatic (using three different criteria).
It is possible that, in the automatic or relative thresholding modes, the computed threshold exceeds the dynamic range of the return type. In this case, the value is clipped to the maximum value that is representable in the return type.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | An ERegion object to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. |
| frame | The frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| thresholdMode | The thresholding mode, as defined by the enumeration eVision.EThresholdMode. To use absolute thresholding, use directly the threshold value instead. |
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Returns a suitable threshold value for a gray-level image binarization.
Remarks:
Several modes are available: absolute (the threshold value is given readily in the thresholdMode parameter), relative (the threshold value is computed to obtain a desired fraction of the image pixels) or automatic (using three different criteria).
It is possible that, in the automatic or relative thresholding modes, the computed threshold exceeds the dynamic range of the return type. In this case, the value is clipped to the maximum value that is representable in the return type.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | An ERegion object to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. |
| frame | The frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| thresholdMode | The thresholding mode, as defined by the enumeration eVision.EThresholdMode. To use absolute thresholding, use directly the threshold value instead. |
| relativeThresholdMode | Fraction of the image pixels that will be set below the threshold. Only used when the threshold value is eVision.EThresholdMode.Relative (by default, relativeThresholdMode = 0.5). |
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Returns a suitable threshold value for a gray-level image binarization.
Remarks:
Several modes are available: absolute (the threshold value is given readily in the thresholdMode parameter), relative (the threshold value is computed to obtain a desired fraction of the image pixels) or automatic (using three different criteria).
It is possible that, in the automatic or relative thresholding modes, the computed threshold exceeds the dynamic range of the return type. In this case, the value is clipped to the maximum value that is representable in the return type.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | An ERegion object to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. |
| thresholdMode | The thresholding mode, as defined by the enumeration eVision.EThresholdMode. To use absolute thresholding, use directly the threshold value instead. |
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Returns a suitable threshold value for a gray-level image binarization.
Remarks:
Several modes are available: absolute (the threshold value is given readily in the thresholdMode parameter), relative (the threshold value is computed to obtain a desired fraction of the image pixels) or automatic (using three different criteria).
It is possible that, in the automatic or relative thresholding modes, the computed threshold exceeds the dynamic range of the return type. In this case, the value is clipped to the maximum value that is representable in the return type.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | An ERegion object to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. |
| thresholdMode | The thresholding mode, as defined by the enumeration eVision.EThresholdMode. To use absolute thresholding, use directly the threshold value instead. |
| relativeThresholdMode | Fraction of the image pixels that will be set below the threshold. Only used when the threshold value is eVision.EThresholdMode.Relative (by default, relativeThresholdMode = 0.5). |
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Returns a suitable threshold value for a gray-level image binarization.
Remarks:
Several modes are available: absolute (the threshold value is given readily in the thresholdMode parameter), relative (the threshold value is computed to obtain a desired fraction of the image pixels) or automatic (using three different criteria).
It is possible that, in the automatic or relative thresholding modes, the computed threshold exceeds the dynamic range of the return type. In this case, the value is clipped to the maximum value that is representable in the return type.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| mask | Pointer to a mask to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. Note: the mask must have the same size as the source image. |
| thresholdMode | The thresholding mode, as defined by the enumeration eVision.EThresholdMode. To use absolute thresholding, use directly the threshold value instead. |
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Returns a suitable threshold value for a gray-level image binarization.
Remarks:
Several modes are available: absolute (the threshold value is given readily in the thresholdMode parameter), relative (the threshold value is computed to obtain a desired fraction of the image pixels) or automatic (using three different criteria).
It is possible that, in the automatic or relative thresholding modes, the computed threshold exceeds the dynamic range of the return type. In this case, the value is clipped to the maximum value that is representable in the return type.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| mask | Pointer to a mask to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. Note: the mask must have the same size as the source image. |
| thresholdMode | The thresholding mode, as defined by the enumeration eVision.EThresholdMode. To use absolute thresholding, use directly the threshold value instead. |
| relativeThresholdMode | Fraction of the image pixels that will be set below the threshold. Only used when the threshold value is eVision.EThresholdMode.Relative (by default, relativeThresholdMode = 0.5). |
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Returns a suitable threshold value for a gray-level image binarization.
Remarks:
Several modes are available: absolute (the threshold value is given readily in the thresholdMode parameter), relative (the threshold value is computed to obtain a desired fraction of the image pixels) or automatic (using three different criteria).
It is possible that, in the automatic or relative thresholding modes, the computed threshold exceeds the dynamic range of the return type. In this case, the value is clipped to the maximum value that is representable in the return type.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| thresholdMode | The thresholding mode, as defined by the enumeration eVision.EThresholdMode. To use absolute thresholding, use directly the threshold value instead. |
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Returns a suitable threshold value for a gray-level image binarization.
Remarks:
Several modes are available: absolute (the threshold value is given readily in the thresholdMode parameter), relative (the threshold value is computed to obtain a desired fraction of the image pixels) or automatic (using three different criteria).
It is possible that, in the automatic or relative thresholding modes, the computed threshold exceeds the dynamic range of the return type. In this case, the value is clipped to the maximum value that is representable in the return type.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| thresholdMode | The thresholding mode, as defined by the enumeration eVision.EThresholdMode. To use absolute thresholding, use directly the threshold value instead. |
| relativeThresholdMode | Fraction of the image pixels that will be set below the threshold. Only used when the threshold value is eVision.EThresholdMode.Relative (by default, relativeThresholdMode = 0.5). |
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Returns a suitable threshold value for a gray-level image binarization.
Remarks:
Several modes are available: absolute (the threshold value is given readily in the thresholdMode parameter), relative (the threshold value is computed to obtain a desired fraction of the image pixels) or automatic (using three different criteria).
It is possible that, in the automatic or relative thresholding modes, the computed threshold exceeds the dynamic range of the return type. In this case, the value is clipped to the maximum value that is representable in the return type.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | An ERegion object to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. |
| frame | The frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| thresholdMode | The thresholding mode, as defined by the enumeration eVision.EThresholdMode. To use absolute thresholding, use directly the threshold value instead. |
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Returns a suitable threshold value for a gray-level image binarization.
Remarks:
Several modes are available: absolute (the threshold value is given readily in the thresholdMode parameter), relative (the threshold value is computed to obtain a desired fraction of the image pixels) or automatic (using three different criteria).
It is possible that, in the automatic or relative thresholding modes, the computed threshold exceeds the dynamic range of the return type. In this case, the value is clipped to the maximum value that is representable in the return type.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | An ERegion object to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. |
| frame | The frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| thresholdMode | The thresholding mode, as defined by the enumeration eVision.EThresholdMode. To use absolute thresholding, use directly the threshold value instead. |
| relativeThresholdMode | Fraction of the image pixels that will be set below the threshold. Only used when the threshold value is eVision.EThresholdMode.Relative (by default, relativeThresholdMode = 0.5). |
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Returns a suitable threshold value for a gray-level image binarization.
Remarks:
Several modes are available: absolute (the threshold value is given readily in the thresholdMode parameter), relative (the threshold value is computed to obtain a desired fraction of the image pixels) or automatic (using three different criteria).
It is possible that, in the automatic or relative thresholding modes, the computed threshold exceeds the dynamic range of the return type. In this case, the value is clipped to the maximum value that is representable in the return type.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | An ERegion object to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. |
| thresholdMode | The thresholding mode, as defined by the enumeration eVision.EThresholdMode. To use absolute thresholding, use directly the threshold value instead. |
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Returns a suitable threshold value for a gray-level image binarization.
Remarks:
Several modes are available: absolute (the threshold value is given readily in the thresholdMode parameter), relative (the threshold value is computed to obtain a desired fraction of the image pixels) or automatic (using three different criteria).
It is possible that, in the automatic or relative thresholding modes, the computed threshold exceeds the dynamic range of the return type. In this case, the value is clipped to the maximum value that is representable in the return type.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | An ERegion object to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. |
| thresholdMode | The thresholding mode, as defined by the enumeration eVision.EThresholdMode. To use absolute thresholding, use directly the threshold value instead. |
| relativeThresholdMode | Fraction of the image pixels that will be set below the threshold. Only used when the threshold value is eVision.EThresholdMode.Relative (by default, relativeThresholdMode = 0.5). |
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Returns a suitable threshold value for a gray-level image binarization.
Remarks:
Several modes are available: absolute (the threshold value is given readily in the thresholdMode parameter), relative (the threshold value is computed to obtain a desired fraction of the image pixels) or automatic (using three different criteria).
It is possible that, in the automatic or relative thresholding modes, the computed threshold exceeds the dynamic range of the return type. In this case, the value is clipped to the maximum value that is representable in the return type.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| mask | Pointer to a mask to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. Note: the mask must have the same size as the source image. |
| thresholdMode | The thresholding mode, as defined by the enumeration eVision.EThresholdMode. To use absolute thresholding, use directly the threshold value instead. |
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Returns a suitable threshold value for a gray-level image binarization.
Remarks:
Several modes are available: absolute (the threshold value is given readily in the thresholdMode parameter), relative (the threshold value is computed to obtain a desired fraction of the image pixels) or automatic (using three different criteria).
It is possible that, in the automatic or relative thresholding modes, the computed threshold exceeds the dynamic range of the return type. In this case, the value is clipped to the maximum value that is representable in the return type.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| mask | Pointer to a mask to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. Note: the mask must have the same size as the source image. |
| thresholdMode | The thresholding mode, as defined by the enumeration eVision.EThresholdMode. To use absolute thresholding, use directly the threshold value instead. |
| relativeThresholdMode | Fraction of the image pixels that will be set below the threshold. Only used when the threshold value is eVision.EThresholdMode.Relative (by default, relativeThresholdMode = 0.5). |
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Returns a suitable threshold value for a gray-level image binarization.
Remarks:
Several modes are available: absolute (the threshold value is given readily in the thresholdMode parameter), relative (the threshold value is computed to obtain a desired fraction of the image pixels) or automatic (using three different criteria).
It is possible that, in the automatic or relative thresholding modes, the computed threshold exceeds the dynamic range of the return type. In this case, the value is clipped to the maximum value that is representable in the return type.
License(s): EasyImage or EasyOCV
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| thresholdMode | The thresholding mode, as defined by the enumeration eVision.EThresholdMode. To use absolute thresholding, use directly the threshold value instead. |
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Returns a suitable threshold value for a gray-level image binarization.
Remarks:
Several modes are available: absolute (the threshold value is given readily in the thresholdMode parameter), relative (the threshold value is computed to obtain a desired fraction of the image pixels) or automatic (using three different criteria).
It is possible that, in the automatic or relative thresholding modes, the computed threshold exceeds the dynamic range of the return type. In this case, the value is clipped to the maximum value that is representable in the return type.
License(s): EasyImage or EasyOCV
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| thresholdMode | The thresholding mode, as defined by the enumeration eVision.EThresholdMode. To use absolute thresholding, use directly the threshold value instead. |
| relativeThresholdMode | Fraction of the image pixels that will be set below the threshold. Only used when the threshold value is eVision.EThresholdMode.Relative (by default, relativeThresholdMode = 0.5). |
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Performs a top-hat filtering on a bilevel image (closed image minus source image) on a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:
This filter enhances the thin black features.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as the source image. |
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Performs a top-hat filtering on a bilevel image (closed image minus source image) on a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:
This filter enhances the thin black features.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as the source image. |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
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Performs a top-hat filtering on a bilevel image (closed image minus source image) on a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:
This filter enhances the thin black features.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as the source image. |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
| halfOfKernelHeight | Half of the box height minus one (by default, same as halfOfKernelWidth; 0 is allowed). |
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Performs a top-hat filtering on a bilevel image (closed image minus source image) on a quasi-circular kernel.
Remarks:
This filter enhances the thin black features.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as the source image. |
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Performs a top-hat filtering on a bilevel image (closed image minus source image) on a quasi-circular kernel.
Remarks:
This filter enhances the thin black features.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as the source image. |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half width of the kernel minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
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Performs a closing on a bilevel image (dilation followed by erosion) on a rectangular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
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Performs a closing on a bilevel image (dilation followed by erosion) on a rectangular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
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Performs a closing on a bilevel image (dilation followed by erosion) on a rectangular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
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Performs a closing on a bilevel image (dilation followed by erosion) on a rectangular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
| halfOfKernelHeight | Half of the box height minus one (by default, same as halfOfKernelWidth; 0 is allowed). |
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Performs a closing on a bilevel image (dilation followed by erosion) on a quasi-circular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
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Performs a closing on a bilevel image (dilation followed by erosion) on a quasi-circular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
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Performs a closing on a bilevel image (dilation followed by erosion) on a quasi-circular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half width of the kernel minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
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Performs a dilation on a bilevel image (maximum of the pixel values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel.
For bilevel images, this maximum can either be 0 (if all pixels are black in the given neighborhood), or the maximum possible pixel value.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
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Performs a dilation on a bilevel image (maximum of the pixel values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel.
For bilevel images, this maximum can either be 0 (if all pixels are black in the given neighborhood), or the maximum possible pixel value.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
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Performs a dilation on a bilevel image (maximum of the pixel values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel.
For bilevel images, this maximum can either be 0 (if all pixels are black in the given neighborhood), or the maximum possible pixel value.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
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Performs a dilation on a bilevel image (maximum of the pixel values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel.
For bilevel images, this maximum can either be 0 (if all pixels are black in the given neighborhood), or the maximum possible pixel value.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
| halfOfKernelHeight | Half of the box height minus one (by default, same as halfOfKernelWidth; 0 is allowed). |
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Performs a dilation on a bilevel image (maximum of the pixel values in a defined neighborhood) on a quasi-circular kernel.
For bilevel images, this maximum can either be 0 (if all pixels are black in the given neighborhood), or the maximum possible pixel value.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
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Performs a dilation on a bilevel image (maximum of the pixel values in a defined neighborhood) on a quasi-circular kernel.
For bilevel images, this maximum can either be 0 (if all pixels are black in the given neighborhood), or the maximum possible pixel value.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
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Performs a dilation on a bilevel image (maximum of the pixel values in a defined neighborhood) on a quasi-circular kernel.
For bilevel images, this maximum can either be 0 (if all pixels are black in the given neighborhood), or the maximum possible pixel value.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half width of the kernel minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
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Performs an erosion on a bilevel image (minimum of the pixel values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel.
For bilevel images, this minimum can either be 0, or the maximum possible pixel value (if all pixels are white in the given neighborhood)
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
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Performs an erosion on a bilevel image (minimum of the pixel values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel.
For bilevel images, this minimum can either be 0, or the maximum possible pixel value (if all pixels are white in the given neighborhood)
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
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Performs an erosion on a bilevel image (minimum of the pixel values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel.
For bilevel images, this minimum can either be 0, or the maximum possible pixel value (if all pixels are white in the given neighborhood)
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
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Performs an erosion on a bilevel image (minimum of the pixel values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel.
For bilevel images, this minimum can either be 0, or the maximum possible pixel value (if all pixels are white in the given neighborhood)
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
| halfOfKernelHeight | Half of the box height minus one (by default, same as halfOfKernelWidth; 0 is allowed). |
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Performs an erosion on a bilevel image (minimum of the pixel values in a defined neighborhood) on a quasi-circular kernel.
For bilevel images, this minimum can either be 0, or the maximum possible pixel value (if all pixels are white in the given neighborhood)
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
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Performs an erosion on a bilevel image (minimum of the pixel values in a defined neighborhood) on a quasi-circular kernel.
For bilevel images, this minimum can either be 0, or the maximum possible pixel value (if all pixels are white in the given neighborhood)
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
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Performs an erosion on a bilevel image (minimum of the pixel values in a defined neighborhood) on a quasi-circular kernel.
For bilevel images, this minimum can either be 0, or the maximum possible pixel value (if all pixels are white in the given neighborhood)
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half width of the kernel minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
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Applies a median filter to a bilevel image (median of the gray values in a 3x3 neighborhood).
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as source image. |
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Applies a median filter to a bilevel image (median of the gray values in a 3x3 neighborhood).
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as source image. |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half width of the kernel minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
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Applies a median filter to a bilevel image (median of the gray values in a 3x3 neighborhood).
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as source image. |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half width of the kernel minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
| halfOfKernelHeight | Half height of the kernel minus one (by default, same as halfOfKernelWidth; 0 is allowed). |
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Computes the morphological gradient of a bilevel image using a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:
The morphological gradient is the difference between the dilation and the erosion of the image, using the same structuring element. The kernel size is a pair of odd numbers; they must be halved before they are passed. For instance, a 3x5 kernel is passed as 1x2.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
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Computes the morphological gradient of a bilevel image using a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:
The morphological gradient is the difference between the dilation and the erosion of the image, using the same structuring element. The kernel size is a pair of odd numbers; they must be halved before they are passed. For instance, a 3x5 kernel is passed as 1x2.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
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Computes the morphological gradient of a bilevel image using a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:
The morphological gradient is the difference between the dilation and the erosion of the image, using the same structuring element. The kernel size is a pair of odd numbers; they must be halved before they are passed. For instance, a 3x5 kernel is passed as 1x2.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
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Computes the morphological gradient of a bilevel image using a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:
The morphological gradient is the difference between the dilation and the erosion of the image, using the same structuring element. The kernel size is a pair of odd numbers; they must be halved before they are passed. For instance, a 3x5 kernel is passed as 1x2.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
| halfOfKernelHeight | Half of the box height minus one (by default, same as halfOfKernelWidth; 0 is allowed). |
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Computes the morphological gradient of a bilevel image using a quasi-circular kernel.
Remarks:
The morphological gradient is the difference between the dilation and the erosion of the image, using the same structuring element.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
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Computes the morphological gradient of a bilevel image using a quasi-circular kernel.
Remarks:
The morphological gradient is the difference between the dilation and the erosion of the image, using the same structuring element.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
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Computes the morphological gradient of a bilevel image using a quasi-circular kernel.
Remarks:
The morphological gradient is the difference between the dilation and the erosion of the image, using the same structuring element.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half width of the kernel minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
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Performs an opening on a bilevel image (erosion followed by dilation) on a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:

Rectangular kernel of half width = 3 and half height = 2
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
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static |
Performs an opening on a bilevel image (erosion followed by dilation) on a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:

Rectangular kernel of half width = 3 and half height = 2
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Performs an opening on a bilevel image (erosion followed by dilation) on a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:

Rectangular kernel of half width = 3 and half height = 2
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one, as shown on the picture below (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
|
static |
Performs an opening on a bilevel image (erosion followed by dilation) on a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:

Rectangular kernel of half width = 3 and half height = 2
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one, as shown on the picture below (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
| halfOfKernelHeight | Half of the box height minus one, as shown on the picture below (by default, same as halfOfKernelWidth; 0 is allowed). |
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static |
Performs an opening on a bilevel image (erosion followed by dilation) on a quasi-circular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
|
static |
Performs an opening on a bilevel image (erosion followed by dilation) on a quasi-circular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Performs an opening on a bilevel image (erosion followed by dilation) on a quasi-circular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half width of the kernel minus one, as shown on the picture below (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
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Applies a thickening operation on a bilevel image, using a 3x3 kernel.
The method returns the number of iterations actually performed.
Remarks:
The thickening kernel coefficients must be 0 (matching black pixel, value 0), 1 (matching non-black pixel, value > 0) or -1 (don't care). When a match is found between the kernel coefficients and the neighborhood of a pixel, the pixel value is set to 255.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as source image. |
| thickeningKernel | Pointer to the thickening kernel. |
| numberOfIterations | Number of iterations to apply. 0 indicates stop when convergence is reached. If the rotation mode is set to either eVision.EKernelRotation.Clockwise or eVision.EKernelRotation.Anticlockwise, a pass comprises eight kernel rotations. |
| rotationMode | Rotation mode, as defined by eVision.EKernelRotation. |
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Applies a thinning operation on a bilevel image, using a 3x3 kernel.
The method returns the number of iterations actually performed.
Remarks:
The thinning kernel coefficients must be 0 (matching black pixel, value 0), 1 (matching non-black pixel, value > 0) or -1 (don't care). When a match is found between the kernel coefficients and the neighborhood of a pixel, the pixel value is set to 0.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as source image. |
| thinningKernel | Pointer to the thinning kernel. |
| numberOfIterations | Number of iterations to apply. 0 indicates stop when convergence is reached. If the rotation mode is set to either eVision.EKernelRotation.Clockwise or eVision.EKernelRotation.Anticlockwise, a pass comprises eight kernel rotations. |
| rotationMode | Rotation mode, as defined by eVision.EKernelRotation. |
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Performs a top-hat filtering on a bilevel image (source image minus open image) on a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:
This filter enhances the thin white features.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as the source image. |
|
static |
Performs a top-hat filtering on a bilevel image (source image minus open image) on a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:
This filter enhances the thin white features.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as the source image. |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
|
static |
Performs a top-hat filtering on a bilevel image (source image minus open image) on a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:
This filter enhances the thin white features.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as the source image. |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
| halfOfKernelHeight | Half of the box height minus one (by default, same as halfOfKernelWidth; 0 is allowed). |
|
static |
Performs a top-hat filtering on a bilevel image (source image minus open image) on a quasi-circular kernel.
Remarks:
This filter enhances the thin white features.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as the source image. |
|
static |
Performs a top-hat filtering on a bilevel image (source image minus open image) on a quasi-circular kernel.
Remarks:
This filter enhances the thin white features.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as the source image. |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half width of the kernel minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
|
static |
|
static |
|
static |
|
static |
|
static |
|
static |
|
static |
Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (closed image minus source image) on a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:
This filter enhances the thin black features.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as the source image. |
|
static |
Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (closed image minus source image) on a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:
This filter enhances the thin black features.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as the source image. |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
|
static |
Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (closed image minus source image) on a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:
This filter enhances the thin black features.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as the source image. |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
| halfOfKernelHeight | Half of the box height minus one (by default, same as halfOfKernelWidth; 0 is allowed). |
|
static |
Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (closed image minus source image) on a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:
This filter enhances the thin black features.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as the source image. |
|
static |
Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (closed image minus source image) on a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:
This filter enhances the thin black features.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as the source image. |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
|
static |
Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (closed image minus source image) on a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:
This filter enhances the thin black features.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as the source image. |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
| halfOfKernelHeight | Half of the box height minus one (by default, same as halfOfKernelWidth; 0 is allowed). |
|
static |
Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (closed image minus source image) on a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:
This filter enhances the thin black features.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as the source image. |
|
static |
Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (closed image minus source image) on a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:
This filter enhances the thin black features.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as the source image. |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
|
static |
Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (closed image minus source image) on a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:
This filter enhances the thin black features.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as the source image. |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
| halfOfKernelHeight | Half of the box height minus one (by default, same as halfOfKernelWidth; 0 is allowed). |
|
static |
Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (closed image minus source image) on a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:
This filter enhances the thin black features.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as the source image. |
|
static |
Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (closed image minus source image) on a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:
This filter enhances the thin black features.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as the source image. |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
|
static |
Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (closed image minus source image) on a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:
This filter enhances the thin black features.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as the source image. |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
| halfOfKernelHeight | Half of the box height minus one (by default, same as halfOfKernelWidth; 0 is allowed). |
|
static |
Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (closed image minus source image) on a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:
This filter enhances the thin black features.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as the source image. |
|
static |
Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (closed image minus source image) on a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:
This filter enhances the thin black features.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as the source image. |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
|
static |
Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (closed image minus source image) on a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:
This filter enhances the thin black features.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as the source image. |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
| halfOfKernelHeight | Half of the box height minus one (by default, same as halfOfKernelWidth; 0 is allowed). |
|
static |
Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (closed image minus source image) on a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:
This filter enhances the thin black features.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as the source image. |
|
static |
Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (closed image minus source image) on a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:
This filter enhances the thin black features.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as the source image. |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
|
static |
Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (closed image minus source image) on a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:
This filter enhances the thin black features.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as the source image. |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
| halfOfKernelHeight | Half of the box height minus one (by default, same as halfOfKernelWidth; 0 is allowed). |
|
static |
Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (closed image minus source image) on a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:
This filter enhances the thin black features.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as the source image. |
|
static |
Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (closed image minus source image) on a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:
This filter enhances the thin black features.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as the source image. |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
|
static |
Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (closed image minus source image) on a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:
This filter enhances the thin black features.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as the source image. |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
| halfOfKernelHeight | Half of the box height minus one (by default, same as halfOfKernelWidth; 0 is allowed). |
|
static |
Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (closed image minus source image) on a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:
This filter enhances the thin black features.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as the source image. |
|
static |
Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (closed image minus source image) on a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:
This filter enhances the thin black features.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as the source image. |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
|
static |
Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (closed image minus source image) on a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:
This filter enhances the thin black features.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as the source image. |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
| halfOfKernelHeight | Half of the box height minus one (by default, same as halfOfKernelWidth; 0 is allowed). |
|
static |
Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (closed image minus source image) on a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:
This filter enhances the thin black features.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as the source image. |
|
static |
Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (closed image minus source image) on a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:
This filter enhances the thin black features.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as the source image. |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
|
static |
Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (closed image minus source image) on a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:
This filter enhances the thin black features.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as the source image. |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
| halfOfKernelHeight | Half of the box height minus one (by default, same as halfOfKernelWidth; 0 is allowed). |
|
static |
Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (closed image minus source image) on a circular kernel.
Remarks:
This filter enhances the thin black features.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as the source image. |
|
static |
Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (closed image minus source image) on a circular kernel.
Remarks:
This filter enhances the thin black features.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as the source image. |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half width of the kernel minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
|
static |
Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (closed image minus source image) on a circular kernel.
Remarks:
This filter enhances the thin black features.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as the source image. |
|
static |
Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (closed image minus source image) on a circular kernel.
Remarks:
This filter enhances the thin black features.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as the source image. |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half width of the kernel minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
|
static |
Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (closed image minus source image) on a circular kernel.
Remarks:
This filter enhances the thin black features.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as the source image. |
|
static |
Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (closed image minus source image) on a circular kernel.
Remarks:
This filter enhances the thin black features.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as the source image. |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half width of the kernel minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
|
static |
Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (closed image minus source image) on a circular kernel.
Remarks:
This filter enhances the thin black features.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as the source image. |
|
static |
Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (closed image minus source image) on a circular kernel.
Remarks:
This filter enhances the thin black features.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as the source image. |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half width of the kernel minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
|
static |
Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (closed image minus source image) on a circular kernel.
Remarks:
This filter enhances the thin black features.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as the source image. |
|
static |
Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (closed image minus source image) on a circular kernel.
Remarks:
This filter enhances the thin black features.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as the source image. |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half width of the kernel minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
|
static |
Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (closed image minus source image) on a circular kernel.
Remarks:
This filter enhances the thin black features.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as the source image. |
|
static |
Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (closed image minus source image) on a circular kernel.
Remarks:
This filter enhances the thin black features.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as the source image. |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half width of the kernel minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
|
static |
Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (closed image minus source image) on a circular kernel.
Remarks:
This filter enhances the thin black features.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as the source image. |
|
static |
Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (closed image minus source image) on a circular kernel.
Remarks:
This filter enhances the thin black features.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as the source image. |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half width of the kernel minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
|
static |
Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (closed image minus source image) on a circular kernel.
Remarks:
This filter enhances the thin black features.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as the source image. |
|
static |
Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (closed image minus source image) on a circular kernel.
Remarks:
This filter enhances the thin black features.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as the source image. |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half width of the kernel minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
|
static |
Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (closed image minus source image) on a circular kernel.
Remarks:
This filter enhances the thin black features.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as the source image. |
|
static |
Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (closed image minus source image) on a circular kernel.
Remarks:
This filter enhances the thin black features.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as the source image. |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half width of the kernel minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
|
static |
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static |
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static |
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static |
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static |
|
static |
|
static |
Performs a closing on an image (dilation followed by erosion) on a rectangular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
|
static |
Performs a closing on an image (dilation followed by erosion) on a rectangular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
|
static |
Performs a closing on an image (dilation followed by erosion) on a rectangular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
|
static |
Performs a closing on an image (dilation followed by erosion) on a rectangular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Performs a closing on an image (dilation followed by erosion) on a rectangular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
|
static |
Performs a closing on an image (dilation followed by erosion) on a rectangular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
| halfOfKernelHeight | Half of the box height minus one (by default, same as halfOfKernelWidth; 0 is allowed). |
|
static |
Performs a closing on an image (dilation followed by erosion) on a rectangular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Performs a closing on an image (dilation followed by erosion) on a rectangular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
|
static |
Performs a closing on an image (dilation followed by erosion) on a rectangular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
| halfOfKernelHeight | Half of the box height minus one (by default, same as halfOfKernelWidth; 0 is allowed). |
|
static |
Performs a closing on an image (dilation followed by erosion) on a rectangular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Performs a closing on an image (dilation followed by erosion) on a rectangular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
|
static |
Performs a closing on an image (dilation followed by erosion) on a rectangular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
| halfOfKernelHeight | Half of the box height minus one (by default, same as halfOfKernelWidth; 0 is allowed). |
|
static |
Performs a closing on an image (dilation followed by erosion) on a rectangular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
|
static |
Performs a closing on an image (dilation followed by erosion) on a rectangular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
|
static |
Performs a closing on an image (dilation followed by erosion) on a rectangular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
|
static |
Performs a closing on an image (dilation followed by erosion) on a rectangular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Performs a closing on an image (dilation followed by erosion) on a rectangular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
|
static |
Performs a closing on an image (dilation followed by erosion) on a rectangular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
| halfOfKernelHeight | Half of the box height minus one (by default, same as halfOfKernelWidth; 0 is allowed). |
|
static |
Performs a closing on an image (dilation followed by erosion) on a rectangular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Performs a closing on an image (dilation followed by erosion) on a rectangular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
|
static |
Performs a closing on an image (dilation followed by erosion) on a rectangular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
| halfOfKernelHeight | Half of the box height minus one (by default, same as halfOfKernelWidth; 0 is allowed). |
|
static |
Performs a closing on an image (dilation followed by erosion) on a rectangular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Performs a closing on an image (dilation followed by erosion) on a rectangular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
|
static |
Performs a closing on an image (dilation followed by erosion) on a rectangular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
| halfOfKernelHeight | Half of the box height minus one (by default, same as halfOfKernelWidth; 0 is allowed). |
|
static |
Performs a closing on an image (dilation followed by erosion) on a rectangular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
|
static |
Performs a closing on an image (dilation followed by erosion) on a rectangular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
|
static |
Performs a closing on an image (dilation followed by erosion) on a rectangular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
|
static |
Performs a closing on an image (dilation followed by erosion) on a rectangular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Performs a closing on an image (dilation followed by erosion) on a rectangular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
|
static |
Performs a closing on an image (dilation followed by erosion) on a rectangular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
| halfOfKernelHeight | Half of the box height minus one (by default, same as halfOfKernelWidth; 0 is allowed). |
|
static |
Performs a closing on an image (dilation followed by erosion) on a rectangular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Performs a closing on an image (dilation followed by erosion) on a rectangular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
|
static |
Performs a closing on an image (dilation followed by erosion) on a rectangular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
| halfOfKernelHeight | Half of the box height minus one (by default, same as halfOfKernelWidth; 0 is allowed). |
|
static |
Performs a closing on an image (dilation followed by erosion) on a rectangular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Performs a closing on an image (dilation followed by erosion) on a rectangular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
|
static |
Performs a closing on an image (dilation followed by erosion) on a rectangular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
| halfOfKernelHeight | Half of the box height minus one (by default, same as halfOfKernelWidth; 0 is allowed). |
|
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Performs a closing on an image (dilation followed by erosion) on a circular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
|
static |
Performs a closing on an image (dilation followed by erosion) on a circular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
|
static |
Performs a closing on an image (dilation followed by erosion) on a circular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
|
static |
Performs a closing on an image (dilation followed by erosion) on a circular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Performs a closing on an image (dilation followed by erosion) on a circular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half width of the kernel minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
|
static |
Performs a closing on an image (dilation followed by erosion) on a circular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Performs a closing on an image (dilation followed by erosion) on a circular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half width of the kernel minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
|
static |
Performs a closing on an image (dilation followed by erosion) on a circular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Performs a closing on an image (dilation followed by erosion) on a circular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half width of the kernel minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
|
static |
Performs a closing on an image (dilation followed by erosion) on a circular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
|
static |
Performs a closing on an image (dilation followed by erosion) on a circular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
|
static |
Performs a closing on an image (dilation followed by erosion) on a circular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
|
static |
Performs a closing on an image (dilation followed by erosion) on a circular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Performs a closing on an image (dilation followed by erosion) on a circular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half width of the kernel minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
|
static |
Performs a closing on an image (dilation followed by erosion) on a circular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Performs a closing on an image (dilation followed by erosion) on a circular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half width of the kernel minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
|
static |
Performs a closing on an image (dilation followed by erosion) on a circular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Performs a closing on an image (dilation followed by erosion) on a circular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half width of the kernel minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
|
static |
Performs a closing on an image (dilation followed by erosion) on a circular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
|
static |
Performs a closing on an image (dilation followed by erosion) on a circular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
|
static |
Performs a closing on an image (dilation followed by erosion) on a circular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
|
static |
Performs a closing on an image (dilation followed by erosion) on a circular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Performs a closing on an image (dilation followed by erosion) on a circular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half width of the kernel minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
|
static |
Performs a closing on an image (dilation followed by erosion) on a circular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Performs a closing on an image (dilation followed by erosion) on a circular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half width of the kernel minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
|
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Performs a closing on an image (dilation followed by erosion) on a circular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Performs a closing on an image (dilation followed by erosion) on a circular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half width of the kernel minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
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Follows the contour of an object.
Remarks:
A threshold is applied so that objects become blobs. The contour is a closed or not (see property Get/SetClosed) connected path, forming the boundary of the blob.
When destination vector is an eVision.EBW8PathVector or a eVision.EBW16PathVector, this vector can contain two different information. If the bFreeman argument is false, which is the default value, member m_bw8(16)Pixel in the vector elements contains the gray-level value of the contour pixels. If it is true, the member instead gives the Freeman code leading from a pixel to next. The Freeman codes are numbered from 0 in the horizontal direction and incremented anticlockwise.

Freeman code, leading from a pixel to another adjacent pixel
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| contourMode | Traversal mode, as defined by eVision.EContourMode. |
| startX | Start point abscissa. |
| startY | Start point ordinate. |
| thresholdMode | Thresholding mode as defined by eVision.EThresholdMode. |
| threshold | Threshold level. |
| connexity | Contour connexity, as defined by eVision.EConnexity. |
| path | Pointer to the destination vector. |
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Follows the contour of an object.
Remarks:
A threshold is applied so that objects become blobs. The contour is a closed or not (see property Get/SetClosed) connected path, forming the boundary of the blob.
When destination vector is an eVision.EBW8PathVector or a eVision.EBW16PathVector, this vector can contain two different information. If the bFreeman argument is false, which is the default value, member m_bw8(16)Pixel in the vector elements contains the gray-level value of the contour pixels. If it is true, the member instead gives the Freeman code leading from a pixel to next. The Freeman codes are numbered from 0 in the horizontal direction and incremented anticlockwise.

Freeman code, leading from a pixel to another adjacent pixel
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| contourMode | Traversal mode, as defined by eVision.EContourMode. |
| startX | Start point abscissa. |
| startY | Start point ordinate. |
| thresholdMode | Thresholding mode as defined by eVision.EThresholdMode. |
| threshold | Threshold level. |
| connexity | Contour connexity, as defined by eVision.EConnexity. |
| path | Pointer to the destination vector. |
| freeman | Specifies if Freeman codes are to be retrieved rather than pixel values. |
|
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Follows the contour of an object.
Remarks:
A threshold is applied so that objects become blobs. The contour is a closed or not (see property Get/SetClosed) connected path, forming the boundary of the blob.
When destination vector is an eVision.EBW8PathVector or a eVision.EBW16PathVector, this vector can contain two different information. If the bFreeman argument is false, which is the default value, member m_bw8(16)Pixel in the vector elements contains the gray-level value of the contour pixels. If it is true, the member instead gives the Freeman code leading from a pixel to next. The Freeman codes are numbered from 0 in the horizontal direction and incremented anticlockwise.

Freeman code, leading from a pixel to another adjacent pixel
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| contourMode | Traversal mode, as defined by eVision.EContourMode. |
| startX | Start point abscissa. |
| startY | Start point ordinate. |
| thresholdMode | Thresholding mode as defined by eVision.EThresholdMode. |
| threshold | Threshold level. |
| connexity | Contour connexity, as defined by eVision.EConnexity. |
| path | Pointer to the destination vector. |
|
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Follows the contour of an object.
Remarks:
A threshold is applied so that objects become blobs. The contour is a closed or not (see property Get/SetClosed) connected path, forming the boundary of the blob.
When destination vector is an eVision.EBW8PathVector or a eVision.EBW16PathVector, this vector can contain two different information. If the bFreeman argument is false, which is the default value, member m_bw8(16)Pixel in the vector elements contains the gray-level value of the contour pixels. If it is true, the member instead gives the Freeman code leading from a pixel to next. The Freeman codes are numbered from 0 in the horizontal direction and incremented anticlockwise.

Freeman code, leading from a pixel to another adjacent pixel
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| contourMode | Traversal mode, as defined by eVision.EContourMode. |
| startX | Start point abscissa. |
| startY | Start point ordinate. |
| thresholdMode | Thresholding mode as defined by eVision.EThresholdMode. |
| threshold | Threshold level. |
| connexity | Contour connexity, as defined by eVision.EConnexity. |
| path | Pointer to the destination vector. |
|
static |
Follows the contour of an object.
Remarks:
A threshold is applied so that objects become blobs. The contour is a closed or not (see property Get/SetClosed) connected path, forming the boundary of the blob.
When destination vector is an eVision.EBW8PathVector or a eVision.EBW16PathVector, this vector can contain two different information. If the bFreeman argument is false, which is the default value, member m_bw8(16)Pixel in the vector elements contains the gray-level value of the contour pixels. If it is true, the member instead gives the Freeman code leading from a pixel to next. The Freeman codes are numbered from 0 in the horizontal direction and incremented anticlockwise.

Freeman code, leading from a pixel to another adjacent pixel
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| contourMode | Traversal mode, as defined by eVision.EContourMode. |
| startX | Start point abscissa. |
| startY | Start point ordinate. |
| thresholdMode | Thresholding mode as defined by eVision.EThresholdMode. |
| threshold | Threshold level. |
| connexity | Contour connexity, as defined by eVision.EConnexity. |
| path | Pointer to the destination vector. |
| freeman | Specifies if Freeman codes are to be retrieved rather than pixel values. |
|
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Follows the contour of an object.
Remarks:
A threshold is applied so that objects become blobs. The contour is a closed or not (see property Get/SetClosed) connected path, forming the boundary of the blob.
When destination vector is an eVision.EBW8PathVector or a eVision.EBW16PathVector, this vector can contain two different information. If the bFreeman argument is false, which is the default value, member m_bw8(16)Pixel in the vector elements contains the gray-level value of the contour pixels. If it is true, the member instead gives the Freeman code leading from a pixel to next. The Freeman codes are numbered from 0 in the horizontal direction and incremented anticlockwise.

Freeman code, leading from a pixel to another adjacent pixel
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| contourMode | Traversal mode, as defined by eVision.EContourMode. |
| startX | Start point abscissa. |
| startY | Start point ordinate. |
| thresholdMode | Thresholding mode as defined by eVision.EThresholdMode. |
| threshold | Threshold level. |
| connexity | Contour connexity, as defined by eVision.EConnexity. |
| path | Pointer to the destination vector. |
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Transforms the contents of an image to an image of another type.
Remarks:
Conversion to a black and white image (BW1):
Conversion to a 8-bit gray-level image (BW8)
Conversion to a 16-bit gray-level image (BW16):
Conversion to a 32-bit gray-level image (BW32)
Conversion to color images:
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
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Transforms the contents of an image to an image of another type.
Remarks:
Conversion to a black and white image (BW1):
Conversion to a 8-bit gray-level image (BW8)
Conversion to a 16-bit gray-level image (BW16):
Conversion to a 32-bit gray-level image (BW32)
Conversion to color images:
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| leftShift | Left shift amplitude. By default, left justified data is assumed. |
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Transforms the contents of an image to an image of another type.
Remarks:
Conversion to a black and white image (BW1):
Conversion to a 8-bit gray-level image (BW8)
Conversion to a 16-bit gray-level image (BW16):
Conversion to a 32-bit gray-level image (BW32)
Conversion to color images:
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
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static |
Transforms the contents of an image to an image of another type.
Remarks:
Conversion to a black and white image (BW1):
Conversion to a 8-bit gray-level image (BW8)
Conversion to a 16-bit gray-level image (BW16):
Conversion to a 32-bit gray-level image (BW32)
Conversion to color images:
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| rightShift | Right shift amplitude. By default, left justified data is assumed. |
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static |
Transforms the contents of an image to an image of another type.
Remarks:
Conversion to a black and white image (BW1):
Conversion to a 8-bit gray-level image (BW8)
Conversion to a 16-bit gray-level image (BW16):
Conversion to a 32-bit gray-level image (BW32)
Conversion to color images:
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
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static |
Transforms the contents of an image to an image of another type.
Remarks:
Conversion to a black and white image (BW1):
Conversion to a 8-bit gray-level image (BW8)
Conversion to a 16-bit gray-level image (BW16):
Conversion to a 32-bit gray-level image (BW32)
Conversion to color images:
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| rightShift | Right shift amplitude. By default, left justified data is assumed. |
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static |
Transforms the contents of an image to an image of another type.
Remarks:
Conversion to a black and white image (BW1):
Conversion to a 8-bit gray-level image (BW8)
Conversion to a 16-bit gray-level image (BW16):
Conversion to a 32-bit gray-level image (BW32)
Conversion to color images:
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
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static |
Transforms the contents of an image to an image of another type.
Remarks:
Conversion to a black and white image (BW1):
Conversion to a 8-bit gray-level image (BW8)
Conversion to a 16-bit gray-level image (BW16):
Conversion to a 32-bit gray-level image (BW32)
Conversion to color images:
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| rightShift | Right shift amplitude. By default, left justified data is assumed. |
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static |
Transforms the contents of an image to an image of another type.
Remarks:
Conversion to a black and white image (BW1):
Conversion to a 8-bit gray-level image (BW8)
Conversion to a 16-bit gray-level image (BW16):
Conversion to a 32-bit gray-level image (BW32)
Conversion to color images:
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
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static |
Transforms the contents of an image to an image of another type.
Remarks:
Conversion to a black and white image (BW1):
Conversion to a 8-bit gray-level image (BW8)
Conversion to a 16-bit gray-level image (BW16):
Conversion to a 32-bit gray-level image (BW32)
Conversion to color images:
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| leftShift | Left shift amplitude. By default, left justified data is assumed. |
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static |
Transforms the contents of an image to an image of another type.
Remarks:
Conversion to a black and white image (BW1):
Conversion to a 8-bit gray-level image (BW8)
Conversion to a 16-bit gray-level image (BW16):
Conversion to a 32-bit gray-level image (BW32)
Conversion to color images:
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
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static |
Transforms the contents of an image to an image of another type.
Remarks:
Conversion to a black and white image (BW1):
Conversion to a 8-bit gray-level image (BW8)
Conversion to a 16-bit gray-level image (BW16):
Conversion to a 32-bit gray-level image (BW32)
Conversion to color images:
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| leftShift | Left shift amplitude. By default, left justified data is assumed. |
|
static |
Transforms the contents of an image to an image of another type.
Remarks:
Conversion to a black and white image (BW1):
Conversion to a 8-bit gray-level image (BW8)
Conversion to a 16-bit gray-level image (BW16):
Conversion to a 32-bit gray-level image (BW32)
Conversion to color images:
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| sourceImageAlpha | Pointer to the source alpha component (eVision.EImageBW8/eVision.EROIBW8). |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
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static |
Transforms the contents of an image to an image of another type.
Remarks:
Conversion to a black and white image (BW1):
Conversion to a 8-bit gray-level image (BW8)
Conversion to a 16-bit gray-level image (BW16):
Conversion to a 32-bit gray-level image (BW32)
Conversion to color images:
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
|
static |
Transforms the contents of an image to an image of another type.
Remarks:
Conversion to a black and white image (BW1):
Conversion to a 8-bit gray-level image (BW8)
Conversion to a 16-bit gray-level image (BW16):
Conversion to a 32-bit gray-level image (BW32)
Conversion to color images:
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
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static |
Transforms the contents of an image to an image of another type.
Remarks:
Conversion to a black and white image (BW1):
Conversion to a 8-bit gray-level image (BW8)
Conversion to a 16-bit gray-level image (BW16):
Conversion to a 32-bit gray-level image (BW32)
Conversion to color images:
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
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static |
Transforms the contents of an image to an image of another type.
Remarks:
Conversion to a black and white image (BW1):
Conversion to a 8-bit gray-level image (BW8)
Conversion to a 16-bit gray-level image (BW16):
Conversion to a 32-bit gray-level image (BW32)
Conversion to color images:
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| destinationImageAlpha | Pointer to the destination alpha component (eVision.EImageBW8/eVision.EROIBW8). |
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static |
Transforms the contents of an image to an image of another type.
Remarks:
Conversion to a black and white image (BW1):
Conversion to a 8-bit gray-level image (BW8)
Conversion to a 16-bit gray-level image (BW16):
Conversion to a 32-bit gray-level image (BW32)
Conversion to color images:
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
|
static |
Transforms the contents of an image to an image of another type.
Remarks:
Conversion to a black and white image (BW1):
Conversion to a 8-bit gray-level image (BW8)
Conversion to a 16-bit gray-level image (BW16):
Conversion to a 32-bit gray-level image (BW32)
Conversion to color images:
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| destinationImageAlpha | Pointer to the destination alpha component (eVision.EImageBW8/eVision.EROIBW8). |
|
static |
Transforms the contents of an image to an image of another type.
Remarks:
Conversion to a black and white image (BW1):
Conversion to a 8-bit gray-level image (BW8)
Conversion to a 16-bit gray-level image (BW16):
Conversion to a 32-bit gray-level image (BW32)
Conversion to color images:
License(s): BasicTypes
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
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static |
Transforms the contents of an image to an image of another type.
Remarks:
Conversion to a black and white image (BW1):
Conversion to a 8-bit gray-level image (BW8)
Conversion to a 16-bit gray-level image (BW16):
Conversion to a 32-bit gray-level image (BW32)
Conversion to color images:
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| sourceImageAlpha | Pointer to the source alpha component (eVision.EImageBW8/eVision.EROIBW8). |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
|
static |
Transforms the contents of an image to an image of another type.
Remarks:
Conversion to a black and white image (BW1):
Conversion to a 8-bit gray-level image (BW8)
Conversion to a 16-bit gray-level image (BW16):
Conversion to a 32-bit gray-level image (BW32)
Conversion to color images:
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
|
static |
Transforms the contents of an image to an image of another type.
Remarks:
Conversion to a black and white image (BW1):
Conversion to a 8-bit gray-level image (BW8)
Conversion to a 16-bit gray-level image (BW16):
Conversion to a 32-bit gray-level image (BW32)
Conversion to color images:
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
|
static |
Transforms the contents of an image to an image of another type.
Remarks:
Conversion to a black and white image (BW1):
Conversion to a 8-bit gray-level image (BW8)
Conversion to a 16-bit gray-level image (BW16):
Conversion to a 32-bit gray-level image (BW32)
Conversion to color images:
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| leftShift | Left shift amplitude. By default, left justified data is assumed. |
|
static |
Transforms the contents of an image to an image of another type.
Remarks:
Conversion to a black and white image (BW1):
Conversion to a 8-bit gray-level image (BW8)
Conversion to a 16-bit gray-level image (BW16):
Conversion to a 32-bit gray-level image (BW32)
Conversion to color images:
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
|
static |
Transforms the contents of an image to an image of another type.
Remarks:
Conversion to a black and white image (BW1):
Conversion to a 8-bit gray-level image (BW8)
Conversion to a 16-bit gray-level image (BW16):
Conversion to a 32-bit gray-level image (BW32)
Conversion to color images:
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| rightShift | Right shift amplitude. By default, left justified data is assumed. |
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static |
Turns an 8-bit gray-level image into a YUV 4:2:2 encoded color image.
Remarks:
The Y component is set to the corresponding gray-level values, while the U and V components are set to 128 (achromatic light).
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
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static |
Computes the Gabor filter response of the source image and stores the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
For additional explanation of these parameters and visual illustrations of their effects, please refer to the user guide.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
| halfOfKernelHeight | Half of the box height minus one (by default, same as halfOfKernelWidth; 0 is allowed). |
| sigma | Spread of the Gaussian envelope. This value cannot be zero. |
| gamma | Ellipticity of the Gaussian. |
| theta | Orientation of the Gaussian and of the sine wave. |
| lambda_ | Wavelength of the sine wave. This value cannot be zero. |
| psi | Phase offset of the sine wave. |
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static |
Computes the Gabor filter response of the source image and stores the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
For additional explanation of these parameters and visual illustrations of their effects, please refer to the user guide.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
| halfOfKernelHeight | Half of the box height minus one (by default, same as halfOfKernelWidth; 0 is allowed). |
| sigma | Spread of the Gaussian envelope. This value cannot be zero. |
| gamma | Ellipticity of the Gaussian. |
| theta | Orientation of the Gaussian and of the sine wave. |
| lambda_ | Wavelength of the sine wave. This value cannot be zero. |
| psi | Phase offset of the sine wave. |
| normalize | Specifies whether the kernel should undergo a normalization by the sum of its components before applying the convolution. If set to false, possible saturation may happen and it could also cause overflow and underflow errors during internal calculations. |
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static |
Computes the Gabor filter response of the source image and stores the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
For additional explanation of these parameters and visual illustrations of their effects, please refer to the user guide.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
| halfOfKernelHeight | Half of the box height minus one (by default, same as halfOfKernelWidth; 0 is allowed). |
| sigma | Spread of the Gaussian envelope. This value cannot be zero. |
| gamma | Ellipticity of the Gaussian. |
| theta | Orientation of the Gaussian and of the sine wave. |
| lambda_ | Wavelength of the sine wave. This value cannot be zero. |
| psi | Phase offset of the sine wave. |
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static |
Computes the Gabor filter response of the source image and stores the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
For additional explanation of these parameters and visual illustrations of their effects, please refer to the user guide.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
| halfOfKernelHeight | Half of the box height minus one (by default, same as halfOfKernelWidth; 0 is allowed). |
| sigma | Spread of the Gaussian envelope. This value cannot be zero. |
| gamma | Ellipticity of the Gaussian. |
| theta | Orientation of the Gaussian and of the sine wave. |
| lambda_ | Wavelength of the sine wave. This value cannot be zero. |
| psi | Phase offset of the sine wave. |
| normalize | Specifies whether the kernel should undergo a normalization by the sum of its components before applying the convolution. If set to false, possible saturation may happen and it could also cause overflow and underflow errors during internal calculations. |
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static |
Computes the Gabor filter response of the source image and stores the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
For additional explanation of these parameters and visual illustrations of their effects, please refer to the user guide.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
| halfOfKernelHeight | Half of the box height minus one (by default, same as halfOfKernelWidth; 0 is allowed). |
| sigma | Spread of the Gaussian envelope. This value cannot be zero. |
| gamma | Ellipticity of the Gaussian. |
| theta | Orientation of the Gaussian and of the sine wave. |
| lambda_ | Wavelength of the sine wave. This value cannot be zero. |
| psi | Phase offset of the sine wave. |
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static |
Computes the Gabor filter response of the source image and stores the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
For additional explanation of these parameters and visual illustrations of their effects, please refer to the user guide.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
| halfOfKernelHeight | Half of the box height minus one (by default, same as halfOfKernelWidth; 0 is allowed). |
| sigma | Spread of the Gaussian envelope. This value cannot be zero. |
| gamma | Ellipticity of the Gaussian. |
| theta | Orientation of the Gaussian and of the sine wave. |
| lambda_ | Wavelength of the sine wave. This value cannot be zero. |
| psi | Phase offset of the sine wave. |
| normalize | Specifies whether the kernel should undergo a normalization by the sum of its components before applying the convolution. If set to false, possible saturation may happen and it could also cause overflow and underflow errors during internal calculations. |
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static |
Computes the Gabor filter response of the source image and stores the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
For additional explanation of these parameters and visual illustrations of their effects, please refer to the user guide.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
| halfOfKernelHeight | Half of the box height minus one (by default, same as halfOfKernelWidth; 0 is allowed). |
| sigma | Spread of the Gaussian envelope. This value cannot be zero. |
| gamma | Ellipticity of the Gaussian. |
| theta | Orientation of the Gaussian and of the sine wave. |
| lambda_ | Wavelength of the sine wave. This value cannot be zero. |
| psi | Phase offset of the sine wave. |
|
static |
Computes the Gabor filter response of the source image and stores the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
For additional explanation of these parameters and visual illustrations of their effects, please refer to the user guide.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
| halfOfKernelHeight | Half of the box height minus one (by default, same as halfOfKernelWidth; 0 is allowed). |
| sigma | Spread of the Gaussian envelope. This value cannot be zero. |
| gamma | Ellipticity of the Gaussian. |
| theta | Orientation of the Gaussian and of the sine wave. |
| lambda_ | Wavelength of the sine wave. This value cannot be zero. |
| psi | Phase offset of the sine wave. |
| normalize | Specifies whether the kernel should undergo a normalization by the sum of its components before applying the convolution. If set to false, possible saturation may happen and it could also cause overflow and underflow errors during internal calculations. |
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static |
Computes the Gabor filter response of the source image and stores the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
For additional explanation of these parameters and visual illustrations of their effects, please refer to the user guide.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
| halfOfKernelHeight | Half of the box height minus one (by default, same as halfOfKernelWidth; 0 is allowed). |
| sigma | Spread of the Gaussian envelope. This value cannot be zero. |
| gamma | Ellipticity of the Gaussian. |
| theta | Orientation of the Gaussian and of the sine wave. |
| lambda_ | Wavelength of the sine wave. This value cannot be zero. |
| psi | Phase offset of the sine wave. |
|
static |
Computes the Gabor filter response of the source image and stores the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
For additional explanation of these parameters and visual illustrations of their effects, please refer to the user guide.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
| halfOfKernelHeight | Half of the box height minus one (by default, same as halfOfKernelWidth; 0 is allowed). |
| sigma | Spread of the Gaussian envelope. This value cannot be zero. |
| gamma | Ellipticity of the Gaussian. |
| theta | Orientation of the Gaussian and of the sine wave. |
| lambda_ | Wavelength of the sine wave. This value cannot be zero. |
| psi | Phase offset of the sine wave. |
| normalize | Specifies whether the kernel should undergo a normalization by the sum of its components before applying the convolution. If set to false, possible saturation may happen and it could also cause overflow and underflow errors during internal calculations. |
|
static |
Computes the Gabor filter response of the source image and stores the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
For additional explanation of these parameters and visual illustrations of their effects, please refer to the user guide.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
| halfOfKernelHeight | Half of the box height minus one (by default, same as halfOfKernelWidth; 0 is allowed). |
| sigma | Spread of the Gaussian envelope. This value cannot be zero. |
| gamma | Ellipticity of the Gaussian. |
| theta | Orientation of the Gaussian and of the sine wave. |
| lambda_ | Wavelength of the sine wave. This value cannot be zero. |
| psi | Phase offset of the sine wave. |
|
static |
Computes the Gabor filter response of the source image and stores the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
For additional explanation of these parameters and visual illustrations of their effects, please refer to the user guide.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
| halfOfKernelHeight | Half of the box height minus one (by default, same as halfOfKernelWidth; 0 is allowed). |
| sigma | Spread of the Gaussian envelope. This value cannot be zero. |
| gamma | Ellipticity of the Gaussian. |
| theta | Orientation of the Gaussian and of the sine wave. |
| lambda_ | Wavelength of the sine wave. This value cannot be zero. |
| psi | Phase offset of the sine wave. |
| normalize | Specifies whether the kernel should undergo a normalization by the sum of its components before applying the convolution. If set to false, possible saturation may happen and it could also cause overflow and underflow errors during internal calculations. |
|
static |
Computes the Gabor filter response of the source image and stores the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
For additional explanation of these parameters and visual illustrations of their effects, please refer to the user guide.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
| halfOfKernelHeight | Half of the box height minus one (by default, same as halfOfKernelWidth; 0 is allowed). |
| sigma | Spread of the Gaussian envelope. This value cannot be zero. |
| gamma | Ellipticity of the Gaussian. |
| theta | Orientation of the Gaussian and of the sine wave. |
| lambda_ | Wavelength of the sine wave. This value cannot be zero. |
| psi | Phase offset of the sine wave. |
|
static |
Computes the Gabor filter response of the source image and stores the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
For additional explanation of these parameters and visual illustrations of their effects, please refer to the user guide.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
| halfOfKernelHeight | Half of the box height minus one (by default, same as halfOfKernelWidth; 0 is allowed). |
| sigma | Spread of the Gaussian envelope. This value cannot be zero. |
| gamma | Ellipticity of the Gaussian. |
| theta | Orientation of the Gaussian and of the sine wave. |
| lambda_ | Wavelength of the sine wave. This value cannot be zero. |
| psi | Phase offset of the sine wave. |
| normalize | Specifies whether the kernel should undergo a normalization by the sum of its components before applying the convolution. If set to false, possible saturation may happen and it could also cause overflow and underflow errors during internal calculations. |
|
static |
Computes the Gabor filter response of the source image and stores the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
For additional explanation of these parameters and visual illustrations of their effects, please refer to the user guide.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
| halfOfKernelHeight | Half of the box height minus one (by default, same as halfOfKernelWidth; 0 is allowed). |
| sigma | Spread of the Gaussian envelope. This value cannot be zero. |
| gamma | Ellipticity of the Gaussian. |
| theta | Orientation of the Gaussian and of the sine wave. |
| lambda_ | Wavelength of the sine wave. This value cannot be zero. |
| psi | Phase offset of the sine wave. |
|
static |
Computes the Gabor filter response of the source image and stores the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
For additional explanation of these parameters and visual illustrations of their effects, please refer to the user guide.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
| halfOfKernelHeight | Half of the box height minus one (by default, same as halfOfKernelWidth; 0 is allowed). |
| sigma | Spread of the Gaussian envelope. This value cannot be zero. |
| gamma | Ellipticity of the Gaussian. |
| theta | Orientation of the Gaussian and of the sine wave. |
| lambda_ | Wavelength of the sine wave. This value cannot be zero. |
| psi | Phase offset of the sine wave. |
| normalize | Specifies whether the kernel should undergo a normalization by the sum of its components before applying the convolution. If set to false, possible saturation may happen and it could also cause overflow and underflow errors during internal calculations. |
|
static |
Computes the Gabor filter response of the source image and stores the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
For additional explanation of these parameters and visual illustrations of their effects, please refer to the user guide.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
| halfOfKernelHeight | Half of the box height minus one (by default, same as halfOfKernelWidth; 0 is allowed). |
| sigma | Spread of the Gaussian envelope. This value cannot be zero. |
| gamma | Ellipticity of the Gaussian. |
| theta | Orientation of the Gaussian and of the sine wave. |
| lambda_ | Wavelength of the sine wave. This value cannot be zero. |
| psi | Phase offset of the sine wave. |
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Computes the Gabor filter response of the source image and stores the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
For additional explanation of these parameters and visual illustrations of their effects, please refer to the user guide.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
| halfOfKernelHeight | Half of the box height minus one (by default, same as halfOfKernelWidth; 0 is allowed). |
| sigma | Spread of the Gaussian envelope. This value cannot be zero. |
| gamma | Ellipticity of the Gaussian. |
| theta | Orientation of the Gaussian and of the sine wave. |
| lambda_ | Wavelength of the sine wave. This value cannot be zero. |
| psi | Phase offset of the sine wave. |
| normalize | Specifies whether the kernel should undergo a normalization by the sum of its components before applying the convolution. If set to false, possible saturation may happen and it could also cause overflow and underflow errors during internal calculations. |
|
static |
Computes the Gabor filter response of the source image and stores the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
For additional explanation of these parameters and visual illustrations of their effects, please refer to the user guide.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
| halfOfKernelHeight | Half of the box height minus one (by default, same as halfOfKernelWidth; 0 is allowed). |
| sigma | Spread of the Gaussian envelope. This value cannot be zero. |
| gamma | Ellipticity of the Gaussian. |
| theta | Orientation of the Gaussian and of the sine wave. |
| lambda_ | Wavelength of the sine wave. This value cannot be zero. |
| psi | Phase offset of the sine wave. |
|
static |
Computes the Gabor filter response of the source image and stores the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
For additional explanation of these parameters and visual illustrations of their effects, please refer to the user guide.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
| halfOfKernelHeight | Half of the box height minus one (by default, same as halfOfKernelWidth; 0 is allowed). |
| sigma | Spread of the Gaussian envelope. This value cannot be zero. |
| gamma | Ellipticity of the Gaussian. |
| theta | Orientation of the Gaussian and of the sine wave. |
| lambda_ | Wavelength of the sine wave. This value cannot be zero. |
| psi | Phase offset of the sine wave. |
| normalize | Specifies whether the kernel should undergo a normalization by the sum of its components before applying the convolution. If set to false, possible saturation may happen and it could also cause overflow and underflow errors during internal calculations. |
|
static |
Computes the Gabor filter response of the source image and stores the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
For additional explanation of these parameters and visual illustrations of their effects, please refer to the user guide.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
| halfOfKernelHeight | Half of the box height minus one (by default, same as halfOfKernelWidth; 0 is allowed). |
| sigma | Spread of the Gaussian envelope. This value cannot be zero. |
| gamma | Ellipticity of the Gaussian. |
| theta | Orientation of the Gaussian and of the sine wave. |
| lambda_ | Wavelength of the sine wave. This value cannot be zero. |
| psi | Phase offset of the sine wave. |
|
static |
Computes the Gabor filter response of the source image and stores the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
For additional explanation of these parameters and visual illustrations of their effects, please refer to the user guide.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
| halfOfKernelHeight | Half of the box height minus one (by default, same as halfOfKernelWidth; 0 is allowed). |
| sigma | Spread of the Gaussian envelope. This value cannot be zero. |
| gamma | Ellipticity of the Gaussian. |
| theta | Orientation of the Gaussian and of the sine wave. |
| lambda_ | Wavelength of the sine wave. This value cannot be zero. |
| psi | Phase offset of the sine wave. |
| normalize | Specifies whether the kernel should undergo a normalization by the sum of its components before applying the convolution. If set to false, possible saturation may happen and it could also cause overflow and underflow errors during internal calculations. |
|
static |
Computes the Gabor filter response of the source image and stores the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
For additional explanation of these parameters and visual illustrations of their effects, please refer to the user guide.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
| halfOfKernelHeight | Half of the box height minus one (by default, same as halfOfKernelWidth; 0 is allowed). |
| sigma | Spread of the Gaussian envelope. This value cannot be zero. |
| gamma | Ellipticity of the Gaussian. |
| theta | Orientation of the Gaussian and of the sine wave. |
| lambda_ | Wavelength of the sine wave. This value cannot be zero. |
| psi | Phase offset of the sine wave. |
|
static |
Computes the Gabor filter response of the source image and stores the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
For additional explanation of these parameters and visual illustrations of their effects, please refer to the user guide.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
| halfOfKernelHeight | Half of the box height minus one (by default, same as halfOfKernelWidth; 0 is allowed). |
| sigma | Spread of the Gaussian envelope. This value cannot be zero. |
| gamma | Ellipticity of the Gaussian. |
| theta | Orientation of the Gaussian and of the sine wave. |
| lambda_ | Wavelength of the sine wave. This value cannot be zero. |
| psi | Phase offset of the sine wave. |
| normalize | Specifies whether the kernel should undergo a normalization by the sum of its components before applying the convolution. If set to false, possible saturation may happen and it could also cause overflow and underflow errors during internal calculations. |
|
static |
Applies Gaussian filtering (binomial weights) in rectangular kernel of odd size.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Applies Gaussian filtering (binomial weights) in rectangular kernel of odd size.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
|
static |
Applies Gaussian filtering (binomial weights) in rectangular kernel of odd size.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Applies Gaussian filtering (binomial weights) in rectangular kernel of odd size.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
|
static |
Applies Gaussian filtering (binomial weights) in rectangular kernel of odd size.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
|
static |
Applies Gaussian filtering (binomial weights) in rectangular kernel of odd size.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
|
static |
Applies Gaussian filtering (binomial weights) in rectangular kernel of odd size.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
|
static |
Applies Gaussian filtering (binomial weights) in rectangular kernel of odd size.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Applies Gaussian filtering (binomial weights) in rectangular kernel of odd size.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
|
static |
Applies Gaussian filtering (binomial weights) in rectangular kernel of odd size.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
| halfOfKernelHeight | Half of the box height minus one (by default, same as halfOfKernelWidth; 0 is allowed). |
|
static |
Applies Gaussian filtering (binomial weights) in rectangular kernel of odd size.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Applies Gaussian filtering (binomial weights) in rectangular kernel of odd size.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
|
static |
Applies Gaussian filtering (binomial weights) in rectangular kernel of odd size.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
| halfOfKernelHeight | Half of the box height minus one (by default, same as halfOfKernelWidth; 0 is allowed). |
|
static |
Applies Gaussian filtering (binomial weights) in rectangular kernel of odd size.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Applies Gaussian filtering (binomial weights) in rectangular kernel of odd size.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
|
static |
Applies Gaussian filtering (binomial weights) in rectangular kernel of odd size.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
| halfOfKernelHeight | Half of the box height minus one (by default, same as halfOfKernelWidth; 0 is allowed). |
|
static |
Applies Gaussian filtering (binomial weights) in rectangular kernel of odd size.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
|
static |
Applies Gaussian filtering (binomial weights) in rectangular kernel of odd size.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
|
static |
Applies Gaussian filtering (binomial weights) in rectangular kernel of odd size.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
|
static |
Applies Gaussian filtering (binomial weights) in rectangular kernel of odd size.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Applies Gaussian filtering (binomial weights) in rectangular kernel of odd size.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
|
static |
Applies Gaussian filtering (binomial weights) in rectangular kernel of odd size.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
| halfOfKernelHeight | Half of the box height minus one (by default, same as halfOfKernelWidth; 0 is allowed). |
|
static |
Applies Gaussian filtering (binomial weights) in rectangular kernel of odd size.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Applies Gaussian filtering (binomial weights) in rectangular kernel of odd size.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
|
static |
Applies Gaussian filtering (binomial weights) in rectangular kernel of odd size.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
| halfOfKernelHeight | Half of the box height minus one (by default, same as halfOfKernelWidth; 0 is allowed). |
|
static |
Applies Gaussian filtering (binomial weights) in rectangular kernel of odd size.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Applies Gaussian filtering (binomial weights) in rectangular kernel of odd size.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
|
static |
Applies Gaussian filtering (binomial weights) in rectangular kernel of odd size.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
| halfOfKernelHeight | Half of the box height minus one (by default, same as halfOfKernelWidth; 0 is allowed). |
|
static |
Applies Gaussian filtering (binomial weights) in rectangular kernel of odd size.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
|
static |
Applies Gaussian filtering (binomial weights) in rectangular kernel of odd size.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
|
static |
Applies Gaussian filtering (binomial weights) in rectangular kernel of odd size.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
|
static |
Applies Gaussian filtering (binomial weights) in rectangular kernel of odd size.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Applies Gaussian filtering (binomial weights) in rectangular kernel of odd size.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
|
static |
Applies Gaussian filtering (binomial weights) in rectangular kernel of odd size.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
| halfOfKernelHeight | Half of the box height minus one (by default, same as halfOfKernelWidth; 0 is allowed). |
|
static |
Applies Gaussian filtering (binomial weights) in rectangular kernel of odd size.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Applies Gaussian filtering (binomial weights) in rectangular kernel of odd size.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
|
static |
Applies Gaussian filtering (binomial weights) in rectangular kernel of odd size.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
| halfOfKernelHeight | Half of the box height minus one (by default, same as halfOfKernelWidth; 0 is allowed). |
|
static |
Applies Gaussian filtering (binomial weights) in rectangular kernel of odd size.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Applies Gaussian filtering (binomial weights) in rectangular kernel of odd size.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
|
static |
Applies Gaussian filtering (binomial weights) in rectangular kernel of odd size.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
| halfOfKernelHeight | Half of the box height minus one (by default, same as halfOfKernelWidth; 0 is allowed). |
|
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Extracts the edges of an image by summing the absolute values of the Gradient X and Gradient Y derivatives and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
|
static |
Extracts the edges of an image by summing the absolute values of the Gradient X and Gradient Y derivatives and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
|
static |
Extracts the edges of an image by summing the absolute values of the Gradient X and Gradient Y derivatives and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
|
static |
Extracts the edges of an image by summing the absolute values of the Gradient X and Gradient Y derivatives and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Extracts the edges of an image by summing the absolute values of the Gradient X and Gradient Y derivatives and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Extracts the edges of an image by summing the absolute values of the Gradient X and Gradient Y derivatives and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Extracts the edges of an image by summing the absolute values of the Gradient X and Gradient Y derivatives and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
|
static |
Extracts the edges of an image by summing the absolute values of the Gradient X and Gradient Y derivatives and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
|
static |
Extracts the edges of an image by summing the absolute values of the Gradient X and Gradient Y derivatives and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
|
static |
Extracts the edges of an image by summing the absolute values of the Gradient X and Gradient Y derivatives and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Extracts the edges of an image by summing the absolute values of the Gradient X and Gradient Y derivatives and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Extracts the edges of an image by summing the absolute values of the Gradient X and Gradient Y derivatives and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Extracts the edges of an image by summing the absolute values of the Gradient X and Gradient Y derivatives and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
|
static |
Extracts the edges of an image by summing the absolute values of the Gradient X and Gradient Y derivatives and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
|
static |
Extracts the edges of an image by summing the absolute values of the Gradient X and Gradient Y derivatives and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
|
static |
Extracts the edges of an image by summing the absolute values of the Gradient X and Gradient Y derivatives and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Extracts the edges of an image by summing the absolute values of the Gradient X and Gradient Y derivatives and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Extracts the edges of an image by summing the absolute values of the Gradient X and Gradient Y derivatives and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Derives an image along X using a Gradient kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 0 | 0 | 0 |
| -1 | 0 | 1 |
| 0 | 0 | 0 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
|
static |
Derives an image along X using a Gradient kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 0 | 0 | 0 |
| -1 | 0 | 1 |
| 0 | 0 | 0 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
|
static |
Derives an image along X using a Gradient kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 0 | 0 | 0 |
| -1 | 0 | 1 |
| 0 | 0 | 0 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
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Derives an image along X using a Gradient kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 0 | 0 | 0 |
| -1 | 0 | 1 |
| 0 | 0 | 0 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
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static |
Derives an image along X using a Gradient kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 0 | 0 | 0 |
| -1 | 0 | 1 |
| 0 | 0 | 0 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Derives an image along X using a Gradient kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 0 | 0 | 0 |
| -1 | 0 | 1 |
| 0 | 0 | 0 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Derives an image along X using a Gradient kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 0 | 0 | 0 |
| -1 | 0 | 1 |
| 0 | 0 | 0 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
|
static |
Derives an image along X using a Gradient kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 0 | 0 | 0 |
| -1 | 0 | 1 |
| 0 | 0 | 0 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
|
static |
Derives an image along X using a Gradient kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 0 | 0 | 0 |
| -1 | 0 | 1 |
| 0 | 0 | 0 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
|
static |
Derives an image along X using a Gradient kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 0 | 0 | 0 |
| -1 | 0 | 1 |
| 0 | 0 | 0 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Derives an image along X using a Gradient kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 0 | 0 | 0 |
| -1 | 0 | 1 |
| 0 | 0 | 0 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Derives an image along X using a Gradient kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 0 | 0 | 0 |
| -1 | 0 | 1 |
| 0 | 0 | 0 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Derives an image along X using a Gradient kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 0 | 0 | 0 |
| -1 | 0 | 1 |
| 0 | 0 | 0 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
|
static |
Derives an image along X using a Gradient kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 0 | 0 | 0 |
| -1 | 0 | 1 |
| 0 | 0 | 0 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
|
static |
Derives an image along X using a Gradient kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 0 | 0 | 0 |
| -1 | 0 | 1 |
| 0 | 0 | 0 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
|
static |
Derives an image along X using a Gradient kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 0 | 0 | 0 |
| -1 | 0 | 1 |
| 0 | 0 | 0 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Derives an image along X using a Gradient kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 0 | 0 | 0 |
| -1 | 0 | 1 |
| 0 | 0 | 0 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Derives an image along X using a Gradient kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 0 | 0 | 0 |
| -1 | 0 | 1 |
| 0 | 0 | 0 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Derives an image along Y using a Gradient kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 0 | -1 | 0 |
| 0 | 0 | 0 |
| 0 | 1 | 0 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
|
static |
Derives an image along Y using a Gradient kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 0 | -1 | 0 |
| 0 | 0 | 0 |
| 0 | 1 | 0 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
|
static |
Derives an image along Y using a Gradient kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 0 | -1 | 0 |
| 0 | 0 | 0 |
| 0 | 1 | 0 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
|
static |
Derives an image along Y using a Gradient kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 0 | -1 | 0 |
| 0 | 0 | 0 |
| 0 | 1 | 0 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Derives an image along Y using a Gradient kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 0 | -1 | 0 |
| 0 | 0 | 0 |
| 0 | 1 | 0 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Derives an image along Y using a Gradient kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 0 | -1 | 0 |
| 0 | 0 | 0 |
| 0 | 1 | 0 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Derives an image along Y using a Gradient kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 0 | -1 | 0 |
| 0 | 0 | 0 |
| 0 | 1 | 0 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
|
static |
Derives an image along Y using a Gradient kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 0 | -1 | 0 |
| 0 | 0 | 0 |
| 0 | 1 | 0 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
|
static |
Derives an image along Y using a Gradient kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 0 | -1 | 0 |
| 0 | 0 | 0 |
| 0 | 1 | 0 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
|
static |
Derives an image along Y using a Gradient kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 0 | -1 | 0 |
| 0 | 0 | 0 |
| 0 | 1 | 0 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Derives an image along Y using a Gradient kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 0 | -1 | 0 |
| 0 | 0 | 0 |
| 0 | 1 | 0 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Derives an image along Y using a Gradient kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 0 | -1 | 0 |
| 0 | 0 | 0 |
| 0 | 1 | 0 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Derives an image along Y using a Gradient kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 0 | -1 | 0 |
| 0 | 0 | 0 |
| 0 | 1 | 0 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
|
static |
Derives an image along Y using a Gradient kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 0 | -1 | 0 |
| 0 | 0 | 0 |
| 0 | 1 | 0 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
|
static |
Derives an image along Y using a Gradient kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 0 | -1 | 0 |
| 0 | 0 | 0 |
| 0 | 1 | 0 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
|
static |
Derives an image along Y using a Gradient kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 0 | -1 | 0 |
| 0 | 0 | 0 |
| 0 | 1 | 0 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Derives an image along Y using a Gradient kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 0 | -1 | 0 |
| 0 | 0 | 0 |
| 0 | 1 | 0 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Derives an image along Y using a Gradient kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 0 | -1 | 0 |
| 0 | 0 | 0 |
| 0 | 1 | 0 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Filters an image using a 3x3 high-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 0 | -1 | 0 |
| -1 | 5 | -1 |
| 0 | -1 | 0 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
|
static |
Filters an image using a 3x3 high-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 0 | -1 | 0 |
| -1 | 5 | -1 |
| 0 | -1 | 0 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
|
static |
Filters an image using a 3x3 high-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 0 | -1 | 0 |
| -1 | 5 | -1 |
| 0 | -1 | 0 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
|
static |
Filters an image using a 3x3 high-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 0 | -1 | 0 |
| -1 | 5 | -1 |
| 0 | -1 | 0 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Filters an image using a 3x3 high-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 0 | -1 | 0 |
| -1 | 5 | -1 |
| 0 | -1 | 0 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Filters an image using a 3x3 high-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 0 | -1 | 0 |
| -1 | 5 | -1 |
| 0 | -1 | 0 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Filters an image using a 3x3 high-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 0 | -1 | 0 |
| -1 | 5 | -1 |
| 0 | -1 | 0 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
|
static |
Filters an image using a 3x3 high-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 0 | -1 | 0 |
| -1 | 5 | -1 |
| 0 | -1 | 0 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
|
static |
Filters an image using a 3x3 high-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 0 | -1 | 0 |
| -1 | 5 | -1 |
| 0 | -1 | 0 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
|
static |
Filters an image using a 3x3 high-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 0 | -1 | 0 |
| -1 | 5 | -1 |
| 0 | -1 | 0 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Filters an image using a 3x3 high-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 0 | -1 | 0 |
| -1 | 5 | -1 |
| 0 | -1 | 0 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Filters an image using a 3x3 high-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 0 | -1 | 0 |
| -1 | 5 | -1 |
| 0 | -1 | 0 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Filters an image using a 3x3 high-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 0 | -1 | 0 |
| -1 | 5 | -1 |
| 0 | -1 | 0 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
|
static |
Filters an image using a 3x3 high-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 0 | -1 | 0 |
| -1 | 5 | -1 |
| 0 | -1 | 0 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
|
static |
Filters an image using a 3x3 high-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 0 | -1 | 0 |
| -1 | 5 | -1 |
| 0 | -1 | 0 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
|
static |
Filters an image using a 3x3 high-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 0 | -1 | 0 |
| -1 | 5 | -1 |
| 0 | -1 | 0 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Filters an image using a 3x3 high-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 0 | -1 | 0 |
| -1 | 5 | -1 |
| 0 | -1 | 0 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Filters an image using a 3x3 high-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 0 | -1 | 0 |
| -1 | 5 | -1 |
| 0 | -1 | 0 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Filters an image using a 3x3 high-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| -1 | -1 | -1 |
| -1 | 9 | -1 |
| -1 | -1 | -1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
|
static |
Filters an image using a 3x3 high-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| -1 | -1 | -1 |
| -1 | 9 | -1 |
| -1 | -1 | -1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
|
static |
Filters an image using a 3x3 high-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| -1 | -1 | -1 |
| -1 | 9 | -1 |
| -1 | -1 | -1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
|
static |
Filters an image using a 3x3 high-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| -1 | -1 | -1 |
| -1 | 9 | -1 |
| -1 | -1 | -1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Filters an image using a 3x3 high-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| -1 | -1 | -1 |
| -1 | 9 | -1 |
| -1 | -1 | -1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Filters an image using a 3x3 high-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| -1 | -1 | -1 |
| -1 | 9 | -1 |
| -1 | -1 | -1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Filters an image using a 3x3 high-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| -1 | -1 | -1 |
| -1 | 9 | -1 |
| -1 | -1 | -1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
|
static |
Filters an image using a 3x3 high-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| -1 | -1 | -1 |
| -1 | 9 | -1 |
| -1 | -1 | -1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
|
static |
Filters an image using a 3x3 high-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| -1 | -1 | -1 |
| -1 | 9 | -1 |
| -1 | -1 | -1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
|
static |
Filters an image using a 3x3 high-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| -1 | -1 | -1 |
| -1 | 9 | -1 |
| -1 | -1 | -1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Filters an image using a 3x3 high-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| -1 | -1 | -1 |
| -1 | 9 | -1 |
| -1 | -1 | -1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Filters an image using a 3x3 high-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| -1 | -1 | -1 |
| -1 | 9 | -1 |
| -1 | -1 | -1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Filters an image using a 3x3 high-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| -1 | -1 | -1 |
| -1 | 9 | -1 |
| -1 | -1 | -1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
|
static |
Filters an image using a 3x3 high-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| -1 | -1 | -1 |
| -1 | 9 | -1 |
| -1 | -1 | -1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
|
static |
Filters an image using a 3x3 high-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| -1 | -1 | -1 |
| -1 | 9 | -1 |
| -1 | -1 | -1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
|
static |
Filters an image using a 3x3 high-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| -1 | -1 | -1 |
| -1 | 9 | -1 |
| -1 | -1 | -1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Filters an image using a 3x3 high-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| -1 | -1 | -1 |
| -1 | 9 | -1 |
| -1 | -1 | -1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Filters an image using a 3x3 high-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| -1 | -1 | -1 |
| -1 | 9 | -1 |
| -1 | -1 | -1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Performs a convolution in image space, i.e.
applies a convolution eVision.EKernel.
Remarks:
This method will normalize the given kernel by the sum of its components before applying the gain. If a gain different than 1 is given, possible saturation may happen and it could also cause overflow and underflow errors during internal calculations.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| kernel | Pointer to the convolution eVision.EKernel. |
|
static |
Performs a convolution in image space, i.e.
applies a convolution eVision.EKernel.
Remarks:
This method will normalize the given kernel by the sum of its components before applying the gain. If a gain different than 1 is given, possible saturation may happen and it could also cause overflow and underflow errors during internal calculations.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| kernel | Pointer to the convolution eVision.EKernel. |
|
static |
Performs a convolution in image space, i.e.
applies a convolution eVision.EKernel.
Remarks:
This method will normalize the given kernel by the sum of its components before applying the gain. If a gain different than 1 is given, possible saturation may happen and it could also cause overflow and underflow errors during internal calculations.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| kernel | Pointer to the convolution eVision.EKernel. |
|
static |
Performs a convolution in image space, i.e.
applies a convolution eVision.EKernel.
Remarks:
This method will normalize the given kernel by the sum of its components before applying the gain. If a gain different than 1 is given, possible saturation may happen and it could also cause overflow and underflow errors during internal calculations.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| kernel | Pointer to the convolution eVision.EKernel. |
|
static |
Performs a convolution in image space, i.e.
applies a convolution eVision.EKernel.
Remarks:
This method will normalize the given kernel by the sum of its components before applying the gain. If a gain different than 1 is given, possible saturation may happen and it could also cause overflow and underflow errors during internal calculations.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| kernel | Pointer to the convolution eVision.EKernel. |
|
static |
Performs a convolution in image space, i.e.
applies a convolution eVision.EKernel.
Remarks:
This method will normalize the given kernel by the sum of its components before applying the gain. If a gain different than 1 is given, possible saturation may happen and it could also cause overflow and underflow errors during internal calculations.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| kernel | Pointer to the convolution eVision.EKernel. |
|
static |
Performs a convolution in image space, i.e.
applies a convolution eVision.EKernel.
Remarks:
This method will normalize the given kernel by the sum of its components before applying the gain. If a gain different than 1 is given, possible saturation may happen and it could also cause overflow and underflow errors during internal calculations.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| kernel | Pointer to the convolution eVision.EKernel. |
|
static |
Performs a convolution in image space, i.e.
applies a convolution eVision.EKernel.
Remarks:
This method will normalize the given kernel by the sum of its components before applying the gain. If a gain different than 1 is given, possible saturation may happen and it could also cause overflow and underflow errors during internal calculations.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| kernel | Pointer to the convolution eVision.EKernel. |
|
static |
Performs a convolution in image space, i.e.
applies a convolution eVision.EKernel.
Remarks:
This method will normalize the given kernel by the sum of its components before applying the gain. If a gain different than 1 is given, possible saturation may happen and it could also cause overflow and underflow errors during internal calculations.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| kernel | Pointer to the convolution eVision.EKernel. |
|
static |
Takes the second derivative of an image using a 4-neighbor Laplacian kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 0 | 1 | 0 |
| 1 | -4 | 1 |
| 0 | 1 | 0 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
|
static |
Takes the second derivative of an image using a 4-neighbor Laplacian kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 0 | 1 | 0 |
| 1 | -4 | 1 |
| 0 | 1 | 0 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
|
static |
Takes the second derivative of an image using a 4-neighbor Laplacian kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 0 | 1 | 0 |
| 1 | -4 | 1 |
| 0 | 1 | 0 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
|
static |
Takes the second derivative of an image using a 4-neighbor Laplacian kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 0 | 1 | 0 |
| 1 | -4 | 1 |
| 0 | 1 | 0 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Takes the second derivative of an image using a 4-neighbor Laplacian kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 0 | 1 | 0 |
| 1 | -4 | 1 |
| 0 | 1 | 0 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Takes the second derivative of an image using a 4-neighbor Laplacian kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 0 | 1 | 0 |
| 1 | -4 | 1 |
| 0 | 1 | 0 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Takes the second derivative of an image using a 4-neighbor Laplacian kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 0 | 1 | 0 |
| 1 | -4 | 1 |
| 0 | 1 | 0 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
|
static |
Takes the second derivative of an image using a 4-neighbor Laplacian kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 0 | 1 | 0 |
| 1 | -4 | 1 |
| 0 | 1 | 0 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
|
static |
Takes the second derivative of an image using a 4-neighbor Laplacian kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 0 | 1 | 0 |
| 1 | -4 | 1 |
| 0 | 1 | 0 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
|
static |
Takes the second derivative of an image using a 4-neighbor Laplacian kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 0 | 1 | 0 |
| 1 | -4 | 1 |
| 0 | 1 | 0 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Takes the second derivative of an image using a 4-neighbor Laplacian kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 0 | 1 | 0 |
| 1 | -4 | 1 |
| 0 | 1 | 0 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Takes the second derivative of an image using a 4-neighbor Laplacian kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 0 | 1 | 0 |
| 1 | -4 | 1 |
| 0 | 1 | 0 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Takes the second derivative of an image using a 4-neighbor Laplacian kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 0 | 1 | 0 |
| 1 | -4 | 1 |
| 0 | 1 | 0 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
|
static |
Takes the second derivative of an image using a 4-neighbor Laplacian kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 0 | 1 | 0 |
| 1 | -4 | 1 |
| 0 | 1 | 0 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
|
static |
Takes the second derivative of an image using a 4-neighbor Laplacian kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 0 | 1 | 0 |
| 1 | -4 | 1 |
| 0 | 1 | 0 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
|
static |
Takes the second derivative of an image using a 4-neighbor Laplacian kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 0 | 1 | 0 |
| 1 | -4 | 1 |
| 0 | 1 | 0 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Takes the second derivative of an image using a 4-neighbor Laplacian kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 0 | 1 | 0 |
| 1 | -4 | 1 |
| 0 | 1 | 0 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Takes the second derivative of an image using a 4-neighbor Laplacian kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 0 | 1 | 0 |
| 1 | -4 | 1 |
| 0 | 1 | 0 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Takes the second derivative of an image using an 8-neighbor Laplacian kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| 1 | -8 | 1 |
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
|
static |
Takes the second derivative of an image using an 8-neighbor Laplacian kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| 1 | -8 | 1 |
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
|
static |
Takes the second derivative of an image using an 8-neighbor Laplacian kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| 1 | -8 | 1 |
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
|
static |
Takes the second derivative of an image using an 8-neighbor Laplacian kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| 1 | -8 | 1 |
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Takes the second derivative of an image using an 8-neighbor Laplacian kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| 1 | -8 | 1 |
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Takes the second derivative of an image using an 8-neighbor Laplacian kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| 1 | -8 | 1 |
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Takes the second derivative of an image using an 8-neighbor Laplacian kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| 1 | -8 | 1 |
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
|
static |
Takes the second derivative of an image using an 8-neighbor Laplacian kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| 1 | -8 | 1 |
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
|
static |
Takes the second derivative of an image using an 8-neighbor Laplacian kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| 1 | -8 | 1 |
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
|
static |
Takes the second derivative of an image using an 8-neighbor Laplacian kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| 1 | -8 | 1 |
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Takes the second derivative of an image using an 8-neighbor Laplacian kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| 1 | -8 | 1 |
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Takes the second derivative of an image using an 8-neighbor Laplacian kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| 1 | -8 | 1 |
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Takes the second derivative of an image using an 8-neighbor Laplacian kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| 1 | -8 | 1 |
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
|
static |
Takes the second derivative of an image using an 8-neighbor Laplacian kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| 1 | -8 | 1 |
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
|
static |
Takes the second derivative of an image using an 8-neighbor Laplacian kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| 1 | -8 | 1 |
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
|
static |
Takes the second derivative of an image using an 8-neighbor Laplacian kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| 1 | -8 | 1 |
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Takes the second derivative of an image using an 8-neighbor Laplacian kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| 1 | -8 | 1 |
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Takes the second derivative of an image using an 8-neighbor Laplacian kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| 1 | -8 | 1 |
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Takes the horizontal second derivative and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 1 | -2 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
|
static |
Takes the horizontal second derivative and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 1 | -2 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
|
static |
Takes the horizontal second derivative and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 1 | -2 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
|
static |
Takes the horizontal second derivative and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 1 | -2 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Takes the horizontal second derivative and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 1 | -2 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Takes the horizontal second derivative and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 1 | -2 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Takes the horizontal second derivative and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 1 | -2 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
|
static |
Takes the horizontal second derivative and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 1 | -2 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
|
static |
Takes the horizontal second derivative and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 1 | -2 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
|
static |
Takes the horizontal second derivative and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 1 | -2 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Takes the horizontal second derivative and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 1 | -2 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Takes the horizontal second derivative and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 1 | -2 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Takes the horizontal second derivative and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 1 | -2 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
|
static |
Takes the horizontal second derivative and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 1 | -2 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
|
static |
Takes the horizontal second derivative and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 1 | -2 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
|
static |
Takes the horizontal second derivative and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 1 | -2 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Takes the horizontal second derivative and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 1 | -2 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Takes the horizontal second derivative and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 1 | -2 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Takes the vertical second derivative and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 1 |
| -2 |
| 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
|
static |
Takes the vertical second derivative and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 1 |
| -2 |
| 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
|
static |
Takes the vertical second derivative and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 1 |
| -2 |
| 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
|
static |
Takes the vertical second derivative and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 1 |
| -2 |
| 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Takes the vertical second derivative and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 1 |
| -2 |
| 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Takes the vertical second derivative and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 1 |
| -2 |
| 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Takes the vertical second derivative and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 1 |
| -2 |
| 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
|
static |
Takes the vertical second derivative and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 1 |
| -2 |
| 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
|
static |
Takes the vertical second derivative and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 1 |
| -2 |
| 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
|
static |
Takes the vertical second derivative and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 1 |
| -2 |
| 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Takes the vertical second derivative and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 1 |
| -2 |
| 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Takes the vertical second derivative and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 1 |
| -2 |
| 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Takes the vertical second derivative and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 1 |
| -2 |
| 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
|
static |
Takes the vertical second derivative and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 1 |
| -2 |
| 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
|
static |
Takes the vertical second derivative and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 1 |
| -2 |
| 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
|
static |
Takes the vertical second derivative and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 1 |
| -2 |
| 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Takes the vertical second derivative and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 1 |
| -2 |
| 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Takes the vertical second derivative and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 1 |
| -2 |
| 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Filters an image using a 3x3 low-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
|
static |
Filters an image using a 3x3 low-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
|
static |
Filters an image using a 3x3 low-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
|
static |
Filters an image using a 3x3 low-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Filters an image using a 3x3 low-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Filters an image using a 3x3 low-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Filters an image using a 3x3 low-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
|
static |
Filters an image using a 3x3 low-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
|
static |
Filters an image using a 3x3 low-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
|
static |
Filters an image using a 3x3 low-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Filters an image using a 3x3 low-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Filters an image using a 3x3 low-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Filters an image using a 3x3 low-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
|
static |
Filters an image using a 3x3 low-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
|
static |
Filters an image using a 3x3 low-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
|
static |
Filters an image using a 3x3 low-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Filters an image using a 3x3 low-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Filters an image using a 3x3 low-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Filters an image using a 3x3 low-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| 1 | 0 | 1 |
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
|
static |
Filters an image using a 3x3 low-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| 1 | 0 | 1 |
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
|
static |
Filters an image using a 3x3 low-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| 1 | 0 | 1 |
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
|
static |
Filters an image using a 3x3 low-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| 1 | 0 | 1 |
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Filters an image using a 3x3 low-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| 1 | 0 | 1 |
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Filters an image using a 3x3 low-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| 1 | 0 | 1 |
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Filters an image using a 3x3 low-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| 1 | 0 | 1 |
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
|
static |
Filters an image using a 3x3 low-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| 1 | 0 | 1 |
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
|
static |
Filters an image using a 3x3 low-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| 1 | 0 | 1 |
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
|
static |
Filters an image using a 3x3 low-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| 1 | 0 | 1 |
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Filters an image using a 3x3 low-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| 1 | 0 | 1 |
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Filters an image using a 3x3 low-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| 1 | 0 | 1 |
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Filters an image using a 3x3 low-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| 1 | 0 | 1 |
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
|
static |
Filters an image using a 3x3 low-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| 1 | 0 | 1 |
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
|
static |
Filters an image using a 3x3 low-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| 1 | 0 | 1 |
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
|
static |
Filters an image using a 3x3 low-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| 1 | 0 | 1 |
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Filters an image using a 3x3 low-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| 1 | 0 | 1 |
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Filters an image using a 3x3 low-pass kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| 1 | 0 | 1 |
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Filters an image using a 3x3 low-pass kernel.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 1 | 2 | 1 |
| 2 | 4 | 2 |
| 1 | 2 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
|
static |
Filters an image using a 3x3 low-pass kernel.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 1 | 2 | 1 |
| 2 | 4 | 2 |
| 1 | 2 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
|
static |
Filters an image using a 3x3 low-pass kernel.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 1 | 2 | 1 |
| 2 | 4 | 2 |
| 1 | 2 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
|
static |
Filters an image using a 3x3 low-pass kernel.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 1 | 2 | 1 |
| 2 | 4 | 2 |
| 1 | 2 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Filters an image using a 3x3 low-pass kernel.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 1 | 2 | 1 |
| 2 | 4 | 2 |
| 1 | 2 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Filters an image using a 3x3 low-pass kernel.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 1 | 2 | 1 |
| 2 | 4 | 2 |
| 1 | 2 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Filters an image using a 3x3 low-pass kernel.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 1 | 2 | 1 |
| 2 | 4 | 2 |
| 1 | 2 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
|
static |
Filters an image using a 3x3 low-pass kernel.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 1 | 2 | 1 |
| 2 | 4 | 2 |
| 1 | 2 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
|
static |
Filters an image using a 3x3 low-pass kernel.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 1 | 2 | 1 |
| 2 | 4 | 2 |
| 1 | 2 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
|
static |
Filters an image using a 3x3 low-pass kernel.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 1 | 2 | 1 |
| 2 | 4 | 2 |
| 1 | 2 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Filters an image using a 3x3 low-pass kernel.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 1 | 2 | 1 |
| 2 | 4 | 2 |
| 1 | 2 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Filters an image using a 3x3 low-pass kernel.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 1 | 2 | 1 |
| 2 | 4 | 2 |
| 1 | 2 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Filters an image using a 3x3 low-pass kernel.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 1 | 2 | 1 |
| 2 | 4 | 2 |
| 1 | 2 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
|
static |
Filters an image using a 3x3 low-pass kernel.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 1 | 2 | 1 |
| 2 | 4 | 2 |
| 1 | 2 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
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Filters an image using a 3x3 low-pass kernel.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 1 | 2 | 1 |
| 2 | 4 | 2 |
| 1 | 2 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
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Filters an image using a 3x3 low-pass kernel.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 1 | 2 | 1 |
| 2 | 4 | 2 |
| 1 | 2 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
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Filters an image using a 3x3 low-pass kernel.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 1 | 2 | 1 |
| 2 | 4 | 2 |
| 1 | 2 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
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Filters an image using a 3x3 low-pass kernel.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| 1 | 2 | 1 |
| 2 | 4 | 2 |
| 1 | 2 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
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Extracts the edges of an image by summing the absolute values of the Prewitt X and Prewitt Y derivatives and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
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Extracts the edges of an image by summing the absolute values of the Prewitt X and Prewitt Y derivatives and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
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Extracts the edges of an image by summing the absolute values of the Prewitt X and Prewitt Y derivatives and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
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Extracts the edges of an image by summing the absolute values of the Prewitt X and Prewitt Y derivatives and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
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Extracts the edges of an image by summing the absolute values of the Prewitt X and Prewitt Y derivatives and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
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Extracts the edges of an image by summing the absolute values of the Prewitt X and Prewitt Y derivatives and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
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Extracts the edges of an image by summing the absolute values of the Prewitt X and Prewitt Y derivatives and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
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Extracts the edges of an image by summing the absolute values of the Prewitt X and Prewitt Y derivatives and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
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Extracts the edges of an image by summing the absolute values of the Prewitt X and Prewitt Y derivatives and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
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Extracts the edges of an image by summing the absolute values of the Prewitt X and Prewitt Y derivatives and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
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Extracts the edges of an image by summing the absolute values of the Prewitt X and Prewitt Y derivatives and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
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Extracts the edges of an image by summing the absolute values of the Prewitt X and Prewitt Y derivatives and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
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Extracts the edges of an image by summing the absolute values of the Prewitt X and Prewitt Y derivatives and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
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Extracts the edges of an image by summing the absolute values of the Prewitt X and Prewitt Y derivatives and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
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Extracts the edges of an image by summing the absolute values of the Prewitt X and Prewitt Y derivatives and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
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Extracts the edges of an image by summing the absolute values of the Prewitt X and Prewitt Y derivatives and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
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Extracts the edges of an image by summing the absolute values of the Prewitt X and Prewitt Y derivatives and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
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Extracts the edges of an image by summing the absolute values of the Prewitt X and Prewitt Y derivatives and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
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Derives an image along X using a Prewitt kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| -1 | 0 | 1 |
| -1 | 0 | 1 |
| -1 | 0 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
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Derives an image along X using a Prewitt kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| -1 | 0 | 1 |
| -1 | 0 | 1 |
| -1 | 0 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
|
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Derives an image along X using a Prewitt kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| -1 | 0 | 1 |
| -1 | 0 | 1 |
| -1 | 0 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
|
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Derives an image along X using a Prewitt kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| -1 | 0 | 1 |
| -1 | 0 | 1 |
| -1 | 0 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
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Derives an image along X using a Prewitt kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| -1 | 0 | 1 |
| -1 | 0 | 1 |
| -1 | 0 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Derives an image along X using a Prewitt kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| -1 | 0 | 1 |
| -1 | 0 | 1 |
| -1 | 0 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Derives an image along X using a Prewitt kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| -1 | 0 | 1 |
| -1 | 0 | 1 |
| -1 | 0 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
|
static |
Derives an image along X using a Prewitt kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| -1 | 0 | 1 |
| -1 | 0 | 1 |
| -1 | 0 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
|
static |
Derives an image along X using a Prewitt kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| -1 | 0 | 1 |
| -1 | 0 | 1 |
| -1 | 0 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
|
static |
Derives an image along X using a Prewitt kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| -1 | 0 | 1 |
| -1 | 0 | 1 |
| -1 | 0 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Derives an image along X using a Prewitt kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| -1 | 0 | 1 |
| -1 | 0 | 1 |
| -1 | 0 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Derives an image along X using a Prewitt kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| -1 | 0 | 1 |
| -1 | 0 | 1 |
| -1 | 0 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Derives an image along X using a Prewitt kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| -1 | 0 | 1 |
| -1 | 0 | 1 |
| -1 | 0 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
|
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Derives an image along X using a Prewitt kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| -1 | 0 | 1 |
| -1 | 0 | 1 |
| -1 | 0 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
|
static |
Derives an image along X using a Prewitt kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| -1 | 0 | 1 |
| -1 | 0 | 1 |
| -1 | 0 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
|
static |
Derives an image along X using a Prewitt kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| -1 | 0 | 1 |
| -1 | 0 | 1 |
| -1 | 0 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Derives an image along X using a Prewitt kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| -1 | 0 | 1 |
| -1 | 0 | 1 |
| -1 | 0 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Derives an image along X using a Prewitt kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| -1 | 0 | 1 |
| -1 | 0 | 1 |
| -1 | 0 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Derives an image along Y using a Prewitt kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| -1 | -1 | -1 |
| 0 | 0 | 0 |
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
|
static |
Derives an image along Y using a Prewitt kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| -1 | -1 | -1 |
| 0 | 0 | 0 |
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
|
static |
Derives an image along Y using a Prewitt kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| -1 | -1 | -1 |
| 0 | 0 | 0 |
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
|
static |
Derives an image along Y using a Prewitt kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| -1 | -1 | -1 |
| 0 | 0 | 0 |
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Derives an image along Y using a Prewitt kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| -1 | -1 | -1 |
| 0 | 0 | 0 |
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Derives an image along Y using a Prewitt kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| -1 | -1 | -1 |
| 0 | 0 | 0 |
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Derives an image along Y using a Prewitt kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| -1 | -1 | -1 |
| 0 | 0 | 0 |
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
|
static |
Derives an image along Y using a Prewitt kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| -1 | -1 | -1 |
| 0 | 0 | 0 |
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
|
static |
Derives an image along Y using a Prewitt kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| -1 | -1 | -1 |
| 0 | 0 | 0 |
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
|
static |
Derives an image along Y using a Prewitt kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| -1 | -1 | -1 |
| 0 | 0 | 0 |
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Derives an image along Y using a Prewitt kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| -1 | -1 | -1 |
| 0 | 0 | 0 |
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Derives an image along Y using a Prewitt kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| -1 | -1 | -1 |
| 0 | 0 | 0 |
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Derives an image along Y using a Prewitt kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| -1 | -1 | -1 |
| 0 | 0 | 0 |
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
|
static |
Derives an image along Y using a Prewitt kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| -1 | -1 | -1 |
| 0 | 0 | 0 |
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
|
static |
Derives an image along Y using a Prewitt kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| -1 | -1 | -1 |
| 0 | 0 | 0 |
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
|
static |
Derives an image along Y using a Prewitt kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| -1 | -1 | -1 |
| 0 | 0 | 0 |
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Derives an image along Y using a Prewitt kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| -1 | -1 | -1 |
| 0 | 0 | 0 |
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Derives an image along Y using a Prewitt kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| -1 | -1 | -1 |
| 0 | 0 | 0 |
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
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The Roberts edge extraction filter is based on a 2x2 kernel.
Remarks:
It computes the sum of absolute differences of the pixel values in the diagonal directions.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
|
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The Roberts edge extraction filter is based on a 2x2 kernel.
Remarks:
It computes the sum of absolute differences of the pixel values in the diagonal directions.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
|
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The Roberts edge extraction filter is based on a 2x2 kernel.
Remarks:
It computes the sum of absolute differences of the pixel values in the diagonal directions.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
|
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The Roberts edge extraction filter is based on a 2x2 kernel.
Remarks:
It computes the sum of absolute differences of the pixel values in the diagonal directions.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
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The Roberts edge extraction filter is based on a 2x2 kernel.
Remarks:
It computes the sum of absolute differences of the pixel values in the diagonal directions.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
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The Roberts edge extraction filter is based on a 2x2 kernel.
Remarks:
It computes the sum of absolute differences of the pixel values in the diagonal directions.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
The Roberts edge extraction filter is based on a 2x2 kernel.
Remarks:
It computes the sum of absolute differences of the pixel values in the diagonal directions.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
|
static |
The Roberts edge extraction filter is based on a 2x2 kernel.
Remarks:
It computes the sum of absolute differences of the pixel values in the diagonal directions.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
|
static |
The Roberts edge extraction filter is based on a 2x2 kernel.
Remarks:
It computes the sum of absolute differences of the pixel values in the diagonal directions.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
|
static |
The Roberts edge extraction filter is based on a 2x2 kernel.
Remarks:
It computes the sum of absolute differences of the pixel values in the diagonal directions.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
The Roberts edge extraction filter is based on a 2x2 kernel.
Remarks:
It computes the sum of absolute differences of the pixel values in the diagonal directions.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
The Roberts edge extraction filter is based on a 2x2 kernel.
Remarks:
It computes the sum of absolute differences of the pixel values in the diagonal directions.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
The Roberts edge extraction filter is based on a 2x2 kernel.
Remarks:
It computes the sum of absolute differences of the pixel values in the diagonal directions.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
|
static |
The Roberts edge extraction filter is based on a 2x2 kernel.
Remarks:
It computes the sum of absolute differences of the pixel values in the diagonal directions.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
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The Roberts edge extraction filter is based on a 2x2 kernel.
Remarks:
It computes the sum of absolute differences of the pixel values in the diagonal directions.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
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The Roberts edge extraction filter is based on a 2x2 kernel.
Remarks:
It computes the sum of absolute differences of the pixel values in the diagonal directions.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
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The Roberts edge extraction filter is based on a 2x2 kernel.
Remarks:
It computes the sum of absolute differences of the pixel values in the diagonal directions.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
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The Roberts edge extraction filter is based on a 2x2 kernel.
Remarks:
It computes the sum of absolute differences of the pixel values in the diagonal directions.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
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Extracts the edges of an image by summing the absolute values of the Sobel X and Sobel Y derivatives.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
|
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Extracts the edges of an image by summing the absolute values of the Sobel X and Sobel Y derivatives.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
|
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Extracts the edges of an image by summing the absolute values of the Sobel X and Sobel Y derivatives.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
|
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Extracts the edges of an image by summing the absolute values of the Sobel X and Sobel Y derivatives.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
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Extracts the edges of an image by summing the absolute values of the Sobel X and Sobel Y derivatives.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
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Extracts the edges of an image by summing the absolute values of the Sobel X and Sobel Y derivatives.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
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Extracts the edges of an image by summing the absolute values of the Sobel X and Sobel Y derivatives.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
|
static |
Extracts the edges of an image by summing the absolute values of the Sobel X and Sobel Y derivatives.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
|
static |
Extracts the edges of an image by summing the absolute values of the Sobel X and Sobel Y derivatives.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
|
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Extracts the edges of an image by summing the absolute values of the Sobel X and Sobel Y derivatives.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
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Extracts the edges of an image by summing the absolute values of the Sobel X and Sobel Y derivatives.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
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Extracts the edges of an image by summing the absolute values of the Sobel X and Sobel Y derivatives.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Extracts the edges of an image by summing the absolute values of the Sobel X and Sobel Y derivatives.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
|
static |
Extracts the edges of an image by summing the absolute values of the Sobel X and Sobel Y derivatives.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
|
static |
Extracts the edges of an image by summing the absolute values of the Sobel X and Sobel Y derivatives.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
|
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Extracts the edges of an image by summing the absolute values of the Sobel X and Sobel Y derivatives.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
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Extracts the edges of an image by summing the absolute values of the Sobel X and Sobel Y derivatives.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
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Extracts the edges of an image by summing the absolute values of the Sobel X and Sobel Y derivatives.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
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Derives an image along X using a Sobel kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| -1 | 0 | 1 |
| -2 | 0 | 2 |
| -1 | 0 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
|
static |
Derives an image along X using a Sobel kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| -1 | 0 | 1 |
| -2 | 0 | 2 |
| -1 | 0 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
|
static |
Derives an image along X using a Sobel kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| -1 | 0 | 1 |
| -2 | 0 | 2 |
| -1 | 0 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
|
static |
Derives an image along X using a Sobel kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| -1 | 0 | 1 |
| -2 | 0 | 2 |
| -1 | 0 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Derives an image along X using a Sobel kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| -1 | 0 | 1 |
| -2 | 0 | 2 |
| -1 | 0 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Derives an image along X using a Sobel kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| -1 | 0 | 1 |
| -2 | 0 | 2 |
| -1 | 0 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Derives an image along X using a Sobel kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| -1 | 0 | 1 |
| -2 | 0 | 2 |
| -1 | 0 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
|
static |
Derives an image along X using a Sobel kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| -1 | 0 | 1 |
| -2 | 0 | 2 |
| -1 | 0 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
|
static |
Derives an image along X using a Sobel kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| -1 | 0 | 1 |
| -2 | 0 | 2 |
| -1 | 0 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
|
static |
Derives an image along X using a Sobel kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| -1 | 0 | 1 |
| -2 | 0 | 2 |
| -1 | 0 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Derives an image along X using a Sobel kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| -1 | 0 | 1 |
| -2 | 0 | 2 |
| -1 | 0 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Derives an image along X using a Sobel kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| -1 | 0 | 1 |
| -2 | 0 | 2 |
| -1 | 0 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Derives an image along X using a Sobel kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| -1 | 0 | 1 |
| -2 | 0 | 2 |
| -1 | 0 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
|
static |
Derives an image along X using a Sobel kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| -1 | 0 | 1 |
| -2 | 0 | 2 |
| -1 | 0 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
|
static |
Derives an image along X using a Sobel kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| -1 | 0 | 1 |
| -2 | 0 | 2 |
| -1 | 0 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
|
static |
Derives an image along X using a Sobel kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| -1 | 0 | 1 |
| -2 | 0 | 2 |
| -1 | 0 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Derives an image along X using a Sobel kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| -1 | 0 | 1 |
| -2 | 0 | 2 |
| -1 | 0 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Derives an image along X using a Sobel kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| -1 | 0 | 1 |
| -2 | 0 | 2 |
| -1 | 0 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Derives an image along Y using a Sobel kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| -1 | -2 | -1 |
| 0 | 0 | 0 |
| 1 | 2 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
|
static |
Derives an image along Y using a Sobel kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| -1 | -2 | -1 |
| 0 | 0 | 0 |
| 1 | 2 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
|
static |
Derives an image along Y using a Sobel kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| -1 | -2 | -1 |
| 0 | 0 | 0 |
| 1 | 2 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
|
static |
Derives an image along Y using a Sobel kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| -1 | -2 | -1 |
| 0 | 0 | 0 |
| 1 | 2 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Derives an image along Y using a Sobel kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| -1 | -2 | -1 |
| 0 | 0 | 0 |
| 1 | 2 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Derives an image along Y using a Sobel kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| -1 | -2 | -1 |
| 0 | 0 | 0 |
| 1 | 2 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Derives an image along Y using a Sobel kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| -1 | -2 | -1 |
| 0 | 0 | 0 |
| 1 | 2 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
|
static |
Derives an image along Y using a Sobel kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| -1 | -2 | -1 |
| 0 | 0 | 0 |
| 1 | 2 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
|
static |
Derives an image along Y using a Sobel kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| -1 | -2 | -1 |
| 0 | 0 | 0 |
| 1 | 2 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
|
static |
Derives an image along Y using a Sobel kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| -1 | -2 | -1 |
| 0 | 0 | 0 |
| 1 | 2 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Derives an image along Y using a Sobel kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| -1 | -2 | -1 |
| 0 | 0 | 0 |
| 1 | 2 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Derives an image along Y using a Sobel kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| -1 | -2 | -1 |
| 0 | 0 | 0 |
| 1 | 2 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Derives an image along Y using a Sobel kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| -1 | -2 | -1 |
| 0 | 0 | 0 |
| 1 | 2 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
|
static |
Derives an image along Y using a Sobel kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| -1 | -2 | -1 |
| 0 | 0 | 0 |
| 1 | 2 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
|
static |
Derives an image along Y using a Sobel kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| -1 | -2 | -1 |
| 0 | 0 | 0 |
| 1 | 2 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
|
static |
Derives an image along Y using a Sobel kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| -1 | -2 | -1 |
| 0 | 0 | 0 |
| 1 | 2 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Derives an image along Y using a Sobel kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| -1 | -2 | -1 |
| 0 | 0 | 0 |
| 1 | 2 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Derives an image along Y using a Sobel kernel and stores the absolute value (magnitude) of the result in the destination image.
Remarks:
Filtering kernel:
| -1 | -2 | -1 |
| 0 | 0 | 0 |
| 1 | 2 | 1 |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Performs a convolution in image space, i.e.
applies a square symmetric convolution kernel of size 3x3, 5x5 or 7x7.
Remarks:
This function is a synonym for eVision.EasyImage.ConvolKernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| kernel | Pointer to the convolution kernel. |
|
static |
Performs a convolution in image space, i.e.
applies a square symmetric convolution kernel of size 3x3, 5x5 or 7x7.
Remarks:
This function is a synonym for eVision.EasyImage.ConvolKernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| kernel | Pointer to the convolution kernel. |
|
static |
Performs a convolution in image space, i.e.
applies a square symmetric convolution kernel of size 3x3, 5x5 or 7x7.
Remarks:
This function is a synonym for eVision.EasyImage.ConvolKernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| kernel | Pointer to the convolution kernel. |
|
static |
Performs a convolution in image space, i.e.
applies a square symmetric convolution kernel of size 3x3, 5x5 or 7x7.
Remarks:
This function is a synonym for eVision.EasyImage.ConvolKernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| kernel | Pointer to the convolution kernel. |
|
static |
Performs a convolution in image space, i.e.
applies a square symmetric convolution kernel of size 3x3, 5x5 or 7x7.
Remarks:
This function is a synonym for eVision.EasyImage.ConvolKernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| kernel | Pointer to the convolution kernel. |
|
static |
Performs a convolution in image space, i.e.
applies a square symmetric convolution kernel of size 3x3, 5x5 or 7x7.
Remarks:
This function is a synonym for eVision.EasyImage.ConvolKernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| kernel | Pointer to the convolution kernel. |
|
static |
Performs a convolution in image space, i.e.
applies a square symmetric convolution kernel of size 3x3, 5x5 or 7x7.
Remarks:
This function is a synonym for eVision.EasyImage.ConvolKernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| kernel | Pointer to the convolution kernel. |
|
static |
Performs a convolution in image space, i.e.
applies a square symmetric convolution kernel of size 3x3, 5x5 or 7x7.
Remarks:
This function is a synonym for eVision.EasyImage.ConvolKernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| kernel | Pointer to the convolution kernel. |
|
static |
Performs a convolution in image space, i.e.
applies a square symmetric convolution kernel of size 3x3, 5x5 or 7x7.
Remarks:
This function is a synonym for eVision.EasyImage.ConvolKernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| kernel | Pointer to the convolution kernel. |
|
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Applies strong low-pass filtering to an image by using a uniform rectangular kernel of odd size.
Remarks:
This filter replaces every pixel values by the arithmetic mean of the neighboring values in a rectangular window. To handle pixels along edges, the source pixels are replicated outwards as many times as required.
A very nice feature of this function is that its running time does not depend on the kernel size!
| sourceVector | Pointer to the source vector. |
| destinationVector | Pointer to the destination vector. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source vector) and the default value for un32HalfWidth (1) has to be used. |
|
static |
Applies strong low-pass filtering to an image by using a uniform rectangular kernel of odd size.
Remarks:
This filter replaces every pixel values by the arithmetic mean of the neighboring values in a rectangular window. To handle pixels along edges, the source pixels are replicated outwards as many times as required.
A very nice feature of this function is that its running time does not depend on the kernel size!
| sourceVector | Pointer to the source vector. |
| destinationVector | Pointer to the destination vector. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source vector) and the default value for un32HalfWidth (1) has to be used. |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
|
static |
Applies strong low-pass filtering to an image by using a uniform rectangular kernel of odd size.
Remarks:
This filter replaces every pixel values by the arithmetic mean of the neighboring values in a rectangular window. To handle pixels along edges, the source pixels are replicated outwards as many times as required.
A very nice feature of this function is that its running time does not depend on the kernel size!
| sourceVector | Pointer to the source vector. |
| destinationVector | Pointer to the destination vector. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source vector) and the default value for un32HalfWidth (1) has to be used. |
|
static |
Applies strong low-pass filtering to an image by using a uniform rectangular kernel of odd size.
Remarks:
This filter replaces every pixel values by the arithmetic mean of the neighboring values in a rectangular window. To handle pixels along edges, the source pixels are replicated outwards as many times as required.
A very nice feature of this function is that its running time does not depend on the kernel size!
| sourceVector | Pointer to the source vector. |
| destinationVector | Pointer to the destination vector. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source vector) and the default value for un32HalfWidth (1) has to be used. |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
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Applies strong low-pass filtering to an image by using a uniform rectangular kernel of odd size.
Remarks:
This filter replaces every pixel values by the arithmetic mean of the neighboring values in a rectangular window. To handle pixels along edges, the source pixels are replicated outwards as many times as required.
A very nice feature of this function is that its running time does not depend on the kernel size!
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
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static |
Applies strong low-pass filtering to an image by using a uniform rectangular kernel of odd size.
Remarks:
This filter replaces every pixel values by the arithmetic mean of the neighboring values in a rectangular window. To handle pixels along edges, the source pixels are replicated outwards as many times as required.
A very nice feature of this function is that its running time does not depend on the kernel size!
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
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static |
Applies strong low-pass filtering to an image by using a uniform rectangular kernel of odd size.
Remarks:
This filter replaces every pixel values by the arithmetic mean of the neighboring values in a rectangular window. To handle pixels along edges, the source pixels are replicated outwards as many times as required.
A very nice feature of this function is that its running time does not depend on the kernel size!
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
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static |
Applies strong low-pass filtering to an image by using a uniform rectangular kernel of odd size.
Remarks:
This filter replaces every pixel values by the arithmetic mean of the neighboring values in a rectangular window. To handle pixels along edges, the source pixels are replicated outwards as many times as required.
A very nice feature of this function is that its running time does not depend on the kernel size!
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image) and the default value for un32HalfWidth (1) has to be used. |
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static |
Applies strong low-pass filtering to an image by using a uniform rectangular kernel of odd size.
Remarks:
This filter replaces every pixel values by the arithmetic mean of the neighboring values in a rectangular window. To handle pixels along edges, the source pixels are replicated outwards as many times as required.
A very nice feature of this function is that its running time does not depend on the kernel size!
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image) and the default value for un32HalfWidth (1) has to be used. |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
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static |
Applies strong low-pass filtering to an image by using a uniform rectangular kernel of odd size.
Remarks:
This filter replaces every pixel values by the arithmetic mean of the neighboring values in a rectangular window. To handle pixels along edges, the source pixels are replicated outwards as many times as required.
A very nice feature of this function is that its running time does not depend on the kernel size!
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image) and the default value for un32HalfWidth (1) has to be used. |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
| halfOfKernelHeight | Half of the box height minus one (by default, same as halfOfKernelWidth; 0 is allowed). |
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static |
Applies strong low-pass filtering to an image by using a uniform rectangular kernel of odd size.
Remarks:
This filter replaces every pixel values by the arithmetic mean of the neighboring values in a rectangular window. To handle pixels along edges, the source pixels are replicated outwards as many times as required.
A very nice feature of this function is that its running time does not depend on the kernel size!
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image) and the default value for un32HalfWidth (1) has to be used. |
|
static |
Applies strong low-pass filtering to an image by using a uniform rectangular kernel of odd size.
Remarks:
This filter replaces every pixel values by the arithmetic mean of the neighboring values in a rectangular window. To handle pixels along edges, the source pixels are replicated outwards as many times as required.
A very nice feature of this function is that its running time does not depend on the kernel size!
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image) and the default value for un32HalfWidth (1) has to be used. |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
|
static |
Applies strong low-pass filtering to an image by using a uniform rectangular kernel of odd size.
Remarks:
This filter replaces every pixel values by the arithmetic mean of the neighboring values in a rectangular window. To handle pixels along edges, the source pixels are replicated outwards as many times as required.
A very nice feature of this function is that its running time does not depend on the kernel size!
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image) and the default value for un32HalfWidth (1) has to be used. |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
| halfOfKernelHeight | Half of the box height minus one (by default, same as halfOfKernelWidth; 0 is allowed). |
|
static |
Applies strong low-pass filtering to an image by using a uniform rectangular kernel of odd size.
Remarks:
This filter replaces every pixel values by the arithmetic mean of the neighboring values in a rectangular window. To handle pixels along edges, the source pixels are replicated outwards as many times as required.
A very nice feature of this function is that its running time does not depend on the kernel size!
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image) and the default value for un32HalfWidth (1) has to be used. |
|
static |
Applies strong low-pass filtering to an image by using a uniform rectangular kernel of odd size.
Remarks:
This filter replaces every pixel values by the arithmetic mean of the neighboring values in a rectangular window. To handle pixels along edges, the source pixels are replicated outwards as many times as required.
A very nice feature of this function is that its running time does not depend on the kernel size!
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image) and the default value for un32HalfWidth (1) has to be used. |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
|
static |
Applies strong low-pass filtering to an image by using a uniform rectangular kernel of odd size.
Remarks:
This filter replaces every pixel values by the arithmetic mean of the neighboring values in a rectangular window. To handle pixels along edges, the source pixels are replicated outwards as many times as required.
A very nice feature of this function is that its running time does not depend on the kernel size!
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image) and the default value for un32HalfWidth (1) has to be used. |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
| halfOfKernelHeight | Half of the box height minus one (by default, same as halfOfKernelWidth; 0 is allowed). |
|
static |
Applies strong low-pass filtering to an image by using a uniform rectangular kernel of odd size.
Remarks:
This filter replaces every pixel values by the arithmetic mean of the neighboring values in a rectangular window. To handle pixels along edges, the source pixels are replicated outwards as many times as required.
A very nice feature of this function is that its running time does not depend on the kernel size!
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
|
static |
Applies strong low-pass filtering to an image by using a uniform rectangular kernel of odd size.
Remarks:
This filter replaces every pixel values by the arithmetic mean of the neighboring values in a rectangular window. To handle pixels along edges, the source pixels are replicated outwards as many times as required.
A very nice feature of this function is that its running time does not depend on the kernel size!
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
|
static |
Applies strong low-pass filtering to an image by using a uniform rectangular kernel of odd size.
Remarks:
This filter replaces every pixel values by the arithmetic mean of the neighboring values in a rectangular window. To handle pixels along edges, the source pixels are replicated outwards as many times as required.
A very nice feature of this function is that its running time does not depend on the kernel size!
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
|
static |
Applies strong low-pass filtering to an image by using a uniform rectangular kernel of odd size.
Remarks:
This filter replaces every pixel values by the arithmetic mean of the neighboring values in a rectangular window. To handle pixels along edges, the source pixels are replicated outwards as many times as required.
A very nice feature of this function is that its running time does not depend on the kernel size!
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image) and the default value for un32HalfWidth (1) has to be used. |
|
static |
Applies strong low-pass filtering to an image by using a uniform rectangular kernel of odd size.
Remarks:
This filter replaces every pixel values by the arithmetic mean of the neighboring values in a rectangular window. To handle pixels along edges, the source pixels are replicated outwards as many times as required.
A very nice feature of this function is that its running time does not depend on the kernel size!
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image) and the default value for un32HalfWidth (1) has to be used. |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
|
static |
Applies strong low-pass filtering to an image by using a uniform rectangular kernel of odd size.
Remarks:
This filter replaces every pixel values by the arithmetic mean of the neighboring values in a rectangular window. To handle pixels along edges, the source pixels are replicated outwards as many times as required.
A very nice feature of this function is that its running time does not depend on the kernel size!
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image) and the default value for un32HalfWidth (1) has to be used. |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
| halfOfKernelHeight | Half of the box height minus one (by default, same as halfOfKernelWidth; 0 is allowed). |
|
static |
Applies strong low-pass filtering to an image by using a uniform rectangular kernel of odd size.
Remarks:
This filter replaces every pixel values by the arithmetic mean of the neighboring values in a rectangular window. To handle pixels along edges, the source pixels are replicated outwards as many times as required.
A very nice feature of this function is that its running time does not depend on the kernel size!
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image) and the default value for un32HalfWidth (1) has to be used. |
|
static |
Applies strong low-pass filtering to an image by using a uniform rectangular kernel of odd size.
Remarks:
This filter replaces every pixel values by the arithmetic mean of the neighboring values in a rectangular window. To handle pixels along edges, the source pixels are replicated outwards as many times as required.
A very nice feature of this function is that its running time does not depend on the kernel size!
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image) and the default value for un32HalfWidth (1) has to be used. |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
|
static |
Applies strong low-pass filtering to an image by using a uniform rectangular kernel of odd size.
Remarks:
This filter replaces every pixel values by the arithmetic mean of the neighboring values in a rectangular window. To handle pixels along edges, the source pixels are replicated outwards as many times as required.
A very nice feature of this function is that its running time does not depend on the kernel size!
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image) and the default value for un32HalfWidth (1) has to be used. |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
| halfOfKernelHeight | Half of the box height minus one (by default, same as halfOfKernelWidth; 0 is allowed). |
|
static |
Applies strong low-pass filtering to an image by using a uniform rectangular kernel of odd size.
Remarks:
This filter replaces every pixel values by the arithmetic mean of the neighboring values in a rectangular window. To handle pixels along edges, the source pixels are replicated outwards as many times as required.
A very nice feature of this function is that its running time does not depend on the kernel size!
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image) and the default value for un32HalfWidth (1) has to be used. |
|
static |
Applies strong low-pass filtering to an image by using a uniform rectangular kernel of odd size.
Remarks:
This filter replaces every pixel values by the arithmetic mean of the neighboring values in a rectangular window. To handle pixels along edges, the source pixels are replicated outwards as many times as required.
A very nice feature of this function is that its running time does not depend on the kernel size!
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image) and the default value for un32HalfWidth (1) has to be used. |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
|
static |
Applies strong low-pass filtering to an image by using a uniform rectangular kernel of odd size.
Remarks:
This filter replaces every pixel values by the arithmetic mean of the neighboring values in a rectangular window. To handle pixels along edges, the source pixels are replicated outwards as many times as required.
A very nice feature of this function is that its running time does not depend on the kernel size!
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image) and the default value for un32HalfWidth (1) has to be used. |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
| halfOfKernelHeight | Half of the box height minus one (by default, same as halfOfKernelWidth; 0 is allowed). |
|
static |
Applies strong low-pass filtering to an image by using a uniform rectangular kernel of odd size.
Remarks:
This filter replaces every pixel values by the arithmetic mean of the neighboring values in a rectangular window. To handle pixels along edges, the source pixels are replicated outwards as many times as required.
A very nice feature of this function is that its running time does not depend on the kernel size!
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
|
static |
Applies strong low-pass filtering to an image by using a uniform rectangular kernel of odd size.
Remarks:
This filter replaces every pixel values by the arithmetic mean of the neighboring values in a rectangular window. To handle pixels along edges, the source pixels are replicated outwards as many times as required.
A very nice feature of this function is that its running time does not depend on the kernel size!
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
|
static |
Applies strong low-pass filtering to an image by using a uniform rectangular kernel of odd size.
Remarks:
This filter replaces every pixel values by the arithmetic mean of the neighboring values in a rectangular window. To handle pixels along edges, the source pixels are replicated outwards as many times as required.
A very nice feature of this function is that its running time does not depend on the kernel size!
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
|
static |
Applies strong low-pass filtering to an image by using a uniform rectangular kernel of odd size.
Remarks:
This filter replaces every pixel values by the arithmetic mean of the neighboring values in a rectangular window. To handle pixels along edges, the source pixels are replicated outwards as many times as required.
A very nice feature of this function is that its running time does not depend on the kernel size!
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image) and the default value for un32HalfWidth (1) has to be used. |
|
static |
Applies strong low-pass filtering to an image by using a uniform rectangular kernel of odd size.
Remarks:
This filter replaces every pixel values by the arithmetic mean of the neighboring values in a rectangular window. To handle pixels along edges, the source pixels are replicated outwards as many times as required.
A very nice feature of this function is that its running time does not depend on the kernel size!
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image) and the default value for un32HalfWidth (1) has to be used. |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
|
static |
Applies strong low-pass filtering to an image by using a uniform rectangular kernel of odd size.
Remarks:
This filter replaces every pixel values by the arithmetic mean of the neighboring values in a rectangular window. To handle pixels along edges, the source pixels are replicated outwards as many times as required.
A very nice feature of this function is that its running time does not depend on the kernel size!
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image) and the default value for un32HalfWidth (1) has to be used. |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
| halfOfKernelHeight | Half of the box height minus one (by default, same as halfOfKernelWidth; 0 is allowed). |
|
static |
Applies strong low-pass filtering to an image by using a uniform rectangular kernel of odd size.
Remarks:
This filter replaces every pixel values by the arithmetic mean of the neighboring values in a rectangular window. To handle pixels along edges, the source pixels are replicated outwards as many times as required.
A very nice feature of this function is that its running time does not depend on the kernel size!
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image) and the default value for un32HalfWidth (1) has to be used. |
|
static |
Applies strong low-pass filtering to an image by using a uniform rectangular kernel of odd size.
Remarks:
This filter replaces every pixel values by the arithmetic mean of the neighboring values in a rectangular window. To handle pixels along edges, the source pixels are replicated outwards as many times as required.
A very nice feature of this function is that its running time does not depend on the kernel size!
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image) and the default value for un32HalfWidth (1) has to be used. |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
|
static |
Applies strong low-pass filtering to an image by using a uniform rectangular kernel of odd size.
Remarks:
This filter replaces every pixel values by the arithmetic mean of the neighboring values in a rectangular window. To handle pixels along edges, the source pixels are replicated outwards as many times as required.
A very nice feature of this function is that its running time does not depend on the kernel size!
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image) and the default value for un32HalfWidth (1) has to be used. |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
| halfOfKernelHeight | Half of the box height minus one (by default, same as halfOfKernelWidth; 0 is allowed). |
|
static |
Applies strong low-pass filtering to an image by using a uniform rectangular kernel of odd size.
Remarks:
This filter replaces every pixel values by the arithmetic mean of the neighboring values in a rectangular window. To handle pixels along edges, the source pixels are replicated outwards as many times as required.
A very nice feature of this function is that its running time does not depend on the kernel size!
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image) and the default value for un32HalfWidth (1) has to be used. |
|
static |
Applies strong low-pass filtering to an image by using a uniform rectangular kernel of odd size.
Remarks:
This filter replaces every pixel values by the arithmetic mean of the neighboring values in a rectangular window. To handle pixels along edges, the source pixels are replicated outwards as many times as required.
A very nice feature of this function is that its running time does not depend on the kernel size!
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image) and the default value for un32HalfWidth (1) has to be used. |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
|
static |
Applies strong low-pass filtering to an image by using a uniform rectangular kernel of odd size.
Remarks:
This filter replaces every pixel values by the arithmetic mean of the neighboring values in a rectangular window. To handle pixels along edges, the source pixels are replicated outwards as many times as required.
A very nice feature of this function is that its running time does not depend on the kernel size!
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image) and the default value for un32HalfWidth (1) has to be used. |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
| halfOfKernelHeight | Half of the box height minus one (by default, same as halfOfKernelWidth; 0 is allowed). |
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static |
Copies a source image or a constant in a destination image.
| constant | Gray-level or color constant. |
| region | Region on which to copy. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region was defined |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
|
static |
Copies a source image or a constant in a destination image.
| constant | Gray-level or color constant. |
| region | Region on which to copy. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
|
static |
Copies a source image or a constant in a destination image.
| constant | Gray-level or color constant. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
|
static |
Copies a source image or a constant in a destination image.
| constant | Gray-level or color constant. |
| region | Region on which to copy. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region was defined |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
|
static |
Copies a source image or a constant in a destination image.
| constant | Gray-level or color constant. |
| region | Region on which to copy. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
|
static |
Copies a source image or a constant in a destination image.
| constant | Gray-level or color constant. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
|
static |
Copies a source image or a constant in a destination image.
| constant | Gray-level or color constant. |
| region | Region on which to copy. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region was defined |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
|
static |
Copies a source image or a constant in a destination image.
| constant | Gray-level or color constant. |
| region | Region on which to copy. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
|
static |
Copies a source image or a constant in a destination image.
| constant | Gray-level or color constant. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
|
static |
Copies a source image or a constant in a destination image.
| constant | Gray-level or color constant. |
| region | Region on which to copy. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region was defined |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
|
static |
Copies a source image or a constant in a destination image.
| constant | Gray-level or color constant. |
| region | Region on which to copy. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
|
static |
Copies a source image or a constant in a destination image.
| constant | Gray-level or color constant. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
|
static |
Copies a source image or a constant in a destination image.
| constant | Gray-level or color constant. |
| region | Region on which to copy. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region was defined |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
|
static |
Copies a source image or a constant in a destination image.
| constant | Gray-level or color constant. |
| region | Region on which to copy. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
|
static |
Copies a source image or a constant in a destination image.
| constant | Gray-level or color constant. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
|
static |
Copies a source image or a constant in a destination image.
| constant | Gray-level or color constant. |
| region | Region on which to copy. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region was defined |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
|
static |
Copies a source image or a constant in a destination image.
| constant | Gray-level or color constant. |
| region | Region on which to copy. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
|
static |
Copies a source image or a constant in a destination image.
| constant | Gray-level or color constant. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
|
static |
Copies a source image or a constant in a destination image.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region on which to copy. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region was defined |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
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Copies a source image or a constant in a destination image.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region on which to copy. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
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Copies a source image or a constant in a destination image.
Remarks:
License(s): BasicTypes
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
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Copies a source image or a constant in a destination image.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region on which to copy. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region was defined |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
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Copies a source image or a constant in a destination image.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region on which to copy. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
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Copies a source image or a constant in a destination image.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
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Copies a source image or a constant in a destination image.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region on which to copy. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region was defined |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
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Copies a source image or a constant in a destination image.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region on which to copy. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
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Copies a source image or a constant in a destination image.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
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Copies a source image or a constant in a destination image.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region on which to copy. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region was defined |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
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Copies a source image or a constant in a destination image.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region on which to copy. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
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Copies a source image or a constant in a destination image.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
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Copies a source image or a constant in a destination image.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region on which to copy. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region was defined |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
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Copies a source image or a constant in a destination image.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region on which to copy. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
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Copies a source image or a constant in a destination image.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
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Copies a source image or a constant in a destination image.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region on which to copy. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region was defined |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
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Copies a source image or a constant in a destination image.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region on which to copy. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
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Copies a source image or a constant in a destination image.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
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Cumulates histogram values in another histogram.
Remarks:
Calling this function after eVision.EasyImage.Histogram allows you to compute the cumulative histogram of an image, i.e. the count of pixels below a given threshold value (instead of the count of pixels with a given gray value, as computed by eVision.EasyImage.Histogram).
| sourceVector | Pointer to the source vector. |
| destinationVector | Pointer to the destination vector. |
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This function converts an interlaced image into two separate non-interlaced images.
The first output, out1, will contain the even lines, while the second output, out2, will contain the odd lines. The resulting images can optionally be interpolated to match the dimensions of the original image. If interpolation is not applied, the height of each output image must be half the height of the input image. Otherwise, the height of each output image must be of the same height of the input image. If enabled, interpolation will be linear.
| sourceImage | Input interlaced image. |
| out1 | Output non-interlaced image. Will contain the even lines. |
| out2 | Output non-interlaced image. Will contain the odd lines. |
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This function converts an interlaced image into two separate non-interlaced images.
The first output, out1, will contain the even lines, while the second output, out2, will contain the odd lines. The resulting images can optionally be interpolated to match the dimensions of the original image. If interpolation is not applied, the height of each output image must be half the height of the input image. Otherwise, the height of each output image must be of the same height of the input image. If enabled, interpolation will be linear.
| sourceImage | Input interlaced image. |
| out1 | Output non-interlaced image. Will contain the even lines. |
| out2 | Output non-interlaced image. Will contain the odd lines. |
| interpolate | Specify whether to interpolate the final images. Interpolating means resizing the two output images so they have the same height as the input image. |
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This function converts an interlaced image into two separate non-interlaced images.
The first output, out1, will contain the even lines, while the second output, out2, will contain the odd lines. The resulting images can optionally be interpolated to match the dimensions of the original image. If interpolation is not applied, the height of each output image must be half the height of the input image. Otherwise, the height of each output image must be of the same height of the input image. If enabled, interpolation will be linear.
| sourceImage | Input interlaced image. |
| out1 | Output non-interlaced image. Will contain the even lines. |
| out2 | Output non-interlaced image. Will contain the odd lines. |
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This function converts an interlaced image into two separate non-interlaced images.
The first output, out1, will contain the even lines, while the second output, out2, will contain the odd lines. The resulting images can optionally be interpolated to match the dimensions of the original image. If interpolation is not applied, the height of each output image must be half the height of the input image. Otherwise, the height of each output image must be of the same height of the input image. If enabled, interpolation will be linear.
| sourceImage | Input interlaced image. |
| out1 | Output non-interlaced image. Will contain the even lines. |
| out2 | Output non-interlaced image. Will contain the odd lines. |
| interpolate | Specify whether to interpolate the final images. Interpolating means resizing the two output images so they have the same height as the input image. |
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This function converts an interlaced image into two separate non-interlaced images.
The first output, out1, will contain the even lines, while the second output, out2, will contain the odd lines. The resulting images can optionally be interpolated to match the dimensions of the original image. If interpolation is not applied, the height of each output image must be half the height of the input image. Otherwise, the height of each output image must be of the same height of the input image. If enabled, interpolation will be linear.
| sourceImage | Input interlaced image. |
| out1 | Output non-interlaced image. Will contain the even lines. |
| out2 | Output non-interlaced image. Will contain the odd lines. |
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This function converts an interlaced image into two separate non-interlaced images.
The first output, out1, will contain the even lines, while the second output, out2, will contain the odd lines. The resulting images can optionally be interpolated to match the dimensions of the original image. If interpolation is not applied, the height of each output image must be half the height of the input image. Otherwise, the height of each output image must be of the same height of the input image. If enabled, interpolation will be linear.
| sourceImage | Input interlaced image. |
| out1 | Output non-interlaced image. Will contain the even lines. |
| out2 | Output non-interlaced image. Will contain the odd lines. |
| interpolate | Specify whether to interpolate the final images. Interpolating means resizing the two output images so they have the same height as the input image. |
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This function converts an interlaced image into two separate non-interlaced images.
The first output, out1, will contain the even lines, while the second output, out2, will contain the odd lines. The resulting images can optionally be interpolated to match the dimensions of the original image. If interpolation is not applied, the height of each output image must be half the height of the input image. Otherwise, the height of each output image must be of the same height of the input image. If enabled, interpolation will be linear.
| sourceImage | Input interlaced image. |
| out1 | Output non-interlaced image. Will contain the even lines. |
| out2 | Output non-interlaced image. Will contain the odd lines. |
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This function converts an interlaced image into two separate non-interlaced images.
The first output, out1, will contain the even lines, while the second output, out2, will contain the odd lines. The resulting images can optionally be interpolated to match the dimensions of the original image. If interpolation is not applied, the height of each output image must be half the height of the input image. Otherwise, the height of each output image must be of the same height of the input image. If enabled, interpolation will be linear.
| sourceImage | Input interlaced image. |
| out1 | Output non-interlaced image. Will contain the even lines. |
| out2 | Output non-interlaced image. Will contain the odd lines. |
| interpolate | Specify whether to interpolate the final images. Interpolating means resizing the two output images so they have the same height as the input image. |
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Performs a dilation on an image (maximum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
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Performs a dilation on an image (maximum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
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Performs a dilation on an image (maximum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
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Performs a dilation on an image (maximum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
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Performs a dilation on an image (maximum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
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Performs a dilation on an image (maximum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
| halfOfKernelHeight | Half of the box height minus one (by default, same as halfOfKernelWidth; 0 is allowed). |
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Performs a dilation on an image (maximum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
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Performs a dilation on an image (maximum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
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Performs a dilation on an image (maximum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
| halfOfKernelHeight | Half of the box height minus one (by default, same as halfOfKernelWidth; 0 is allowed). |
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Performs a dilation on an image (maximum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
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Performs a dilation on an image (maximum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
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Performs a dilation on an image (maximum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
| halfOfKernelHeight | Half of the box height minus one (by default, same as halfOfKernelWidth; 0 is allowed). |
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Performs a dilation on an image (maximum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
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Performs a dilation on an image (maximum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
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Performs a dilation on an image (maximum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
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Performs a dilation on an image (maximum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
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Performs a dilation on an image (maximum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
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Performs a dilation on an image (maximum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
| halfOfKernelHeight | Half of the box height minus one (by default, same as halfOfKernelWidth; 0 is allowed). |
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Performs a dilation on an image (maximum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
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Performs a dilation on an image (maximum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
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Performs a dilation on an image (maximum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
| halfOfKernelHeight | Half of the box height minus one (by default, same as halfOfKernelWidth; 0 is allowed). |
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Performs a dilation on an image (maximum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
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Performs a dilation on an image (maximum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
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Performs a dilation on an image (maximum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
| halfOfKernelHeight | Half of the box height minus one (by default, same as halfOfKernelWidth; 0 is allowed). |
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Performs a dilation on an image (maximum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
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Performs a dilation on an image (maximum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
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Performs a dilation on an image (maximum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
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Performs a dilation on an image (maximum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
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Performs a dilation on an image (maximum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
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Performs a dilation on an image (maximum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
| halfOfKernelHeight | Half of the box height minus one (by default, same as halfOfKernelWidth; 0 is allowed). |
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Performs a dilation on an image (maximum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
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Performs a dilation on an image (maximum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
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Performs a dilation on an image (maximum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
| halfOfKernelHeight | Half of the box height minus one (by default, same as halfOfKernelWidth; 0 is allowed). |
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Performs a dilation on an image (maximum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
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Performs a dilation on an image (maximum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
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Performs a dilation on an image (maximum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
| halfOfKernelHeight | Half of the box height minus one (by default, same as halfOfKernelWidth; 0 is allowed). |
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Performs a dilation on an image (maximum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a circular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
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Performs a dilation on an image (maximum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a circular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
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Performs a dilation on an image (maximum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a circular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
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Performs a dilation on an image (maximum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a circular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
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Performs a dilation on an image (maximum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a circular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half width of the kernel minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
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Performs a dilation on an image (maximum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a circular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
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Performs a dilation on an image (maximum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a circular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half width of the kernel minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
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Performs a dilation on an image (maximum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a circular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
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Performs a dilation on an image (maximum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a circular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half width of the kernel minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
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Performs a dilation on an image (maximum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a circular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
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Performs a dilation on an image (maximum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a circular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
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Performs a dilation on an image (maximum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a circular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
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Performs a dilation on an image (maximum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a circular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
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Performs a dilation on an image (maximum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a circular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half width of the kernel minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
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Performs a dilation on an image (maximum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a circular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
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Performs a dilation on an image (maximum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a circular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half width of the kernel minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
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Performs a dilation on an image (maximum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a circular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
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Performs a dilation on an image (maximum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a circular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half width of the kernel minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
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Performs a dilation on an image (maximum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a circular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
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Performs a dilation on an image (maximum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a circular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
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Performs a dilation on an image (maximum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a circular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
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Performs a dilation on an image (maximum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a circular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
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Performs a dilation on an image (maximum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a circular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half width of the kernel minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
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Performs a dilation on an image (maximum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a circular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
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Performs a dilation on an image (maximum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a circular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half width of the kernel minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
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Performs a dilation on an image (maximum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a circular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
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Performs a dilation on an image (maximum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a circular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half width of the kernel minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
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Computes the morphological distance function on a binary image (0 for black, non 0 for white).
Remarks:
So, each pixel of the destination image will contain, at the end of the processing, the morphological distance of the corresponding pixel in the source image. The distance function at a given pixel tells how many erosion passes are required to set it to black.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as source image. |
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Computes the morphological distance function on a binary image (0 for black, non 0 for white).
Remarks:
So, each pixel of the destination image will contain, at the end of the processing, the morphological distance of the corresponding pixel in the source image. The distance function at a given pixel tells how many erosion passes are required to set it to black.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as source image. |
| valueOutOfImage | Out-of-bounds image value. By default, this value is 0. |
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Converts an image by setting all pixels below the low threshold to a low value, all pixels above the high threshold to a high value, and the remaining pixels to an intermediate value.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Optional reference to a region to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region was defined |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| lowThreshold | Low threshold value. |
| highThreshold | High threshold value. |
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Converts an image by setting all pixels below the low threshold to a low value, all pixels above the high threshold to a high value, and the remaining pixels to an intermediate value.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Optional reference to a region to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region was defined |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| lowThreshold | Low threshold value. |
| highThreshold | High threshold value. |
| lowValue | Value for pixels strictly below the low threshold. |
| middleValue | Value for pixels that are above or equal to the low threshold, and below or equal the high threshold. |
| highValue | Value for pixels strictly above to the high threshold. |
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Converts an image by setting all pixels below the low threshold to a low value, all pixels above the high threshold to a high value, and the remaining pixels to an intermediate value.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Optional reference to a region to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| lowThreshold | Low threshold value. |
| highThreshold | High threshold value. |
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Converts an image by setting all pixels below the low threshold to a low value, all pixels above the high threshold to a high value, and the remaining pixels to an intermediate value.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Optional reference to a region to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| lowThreshold | Low threshold value. |
| highThreshold | High threshold value. |
| lowValue | Value for pixels strictly below the low threshold. |
| middleValue | Value for pixels that are above or equal to the low threshold, and below or equal the high threshold. |
| highValue | Value for pixels strictly above to the high threshold. |
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Converts an image by setting all pixels below the low threshold to a low value, all pixels above the high threshold to a high value, and the remaining pixels to an intermediate value.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| lowThreshold | Low threshold value. |
| highThreshold | High threshold value. |
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Converts an image by setting all pixels below the low threshold to a low value, all pixels above the high threshold to a high value, and the remaining pixels to an intermediate value.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| lowThreshold | Low threshold value. |
| highThreshold | High threshold value. |
| lowValue | Value for pixels strictly below the low threshold. |
| middleValue | Value for pixels that are above or equal to the low threshold, and below or equal the high threshold. |
| highValue | Value for pixels strictly above to the high threshold. |
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Converts an image by setting all pixels below the low threshold to a low value, all pixels above the high threshold to a high value, and the remaining pixels to an intermediate value.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Optional reference to a region to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region was defined |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| lowThreshold | Low threshold value. |
| highThreshold | High threshold value. |
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Converts an image by setting all pixels below the low threshold to a low value, all pixels above the high threshold to a high value, and the remaining pixels to an intermediate value.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Optional reference to a region to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region was defined |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| lowThreshold | Low threshold value. |
| highThreshold | High threshold value. |
| lowValue | Value for pixels strictly below the low threshold. |
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Converts an image by setting all pixels below the low threshold to a low value, all pixels above the high threshold to a high value, and the remaining pixels to an intermediate value.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Optional reference to a region to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region was defined |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| lowThreshold | Low threshold value. |
| highThreshold | High threshold value. |
| lowValue | Value for pixels strictly below the low threshold. |
| middleValue | Value for pixels that are above or equal to the low threshold, and below or equal the high threshold. |
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Converts an image by setting all pixels below the low threshold to a low value, all pixels above the high threshold to a high value, and the remaining pixels to an intermediate value.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Optional reference to a region to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region was defined |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| lowThreshold | Low threshold value. |
| highThreshold | High threshold value. |
| lowValue | Value for pixels strictly below the low threshold. |
| middleValue | Value for pixels that are above or equal to the low threshold, and below or equal the high threshold. |
| highValue | Value for pixels strictly above to the high threshold. |
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Converts an image by setting all pixels below the low threshold to a low value, all pixels above the high threshold to a high value, and the remaining pixels to an intermediate value.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Optional reference to a region to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| lowThreshold | Low threshold value. |
| highThreshold | High threshold value. |
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Converts an image by setting all pixels below the low threshold to a low value, all pixels above the high threshold to a high value, and the remaining pixels to an intermediate value.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Optional reference to a region to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| lowThreshold | Low threshold value. |
| highThreshold | High threshold value. |
| lowValue | Value for pixels strictly below the low threshold. |
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Converts an image by setting all pixels below the low threshold to a low value, all pixels above the high threshold to a high value, and the remaining pixels to an intermediate value.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Optional reference to a region to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| lowThreshold | Low threshold value. |
| highThreshold | High threshold value. |
| lowValue | Value for pixels strictly below the low threshold. |
| middleValue | Value for pixels that are above or equal to the low threshold, and below or equal the high threshold. |
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Converts an image by setting all pixels below the low threshold to a low value, all pixels above the high threshold to a high value, and the remaining pixels to an intermediate value.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Optional reference to a region to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| lowThreshold | Low threshold value. |
| highThreshold | High threshold value. |
| lowValue | Value for pixels strictly below the low threshold. |
| middleValue | Value for pixels that are above or equal to the low threshold, and below or equal the high threshold. |
| highValue | Value for pixels strictly above to the high threshold. |
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Converts an image by setting all pixels below the low threshold to a low value, all pixels above the high threshold to a high value, and the remaining pixels to an intermediate value.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| lowThreshold | Low threshold value. |
| highThreshold | High threshold value. |
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Converts an image by setting all pixels below the low threshold to a low value, all pixels above the high threshold to a high value, and the remaining pixels to an intermediate value.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| lowThreshold | Low threshold value. |
| highThreshold | High threshold value. |
| lowValue | Value for pixels strictly below the low threshold. |
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Converts an image by setting all pixels below the low threshold to a low value, all pixels above the high threshold to a high value, and the remaining pixels to an intermediate value.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| lowThreshold | Low threshold value. |
| highThreshold | High threshold value. |
| lowValue | Value for pixels strictly below the low threshold. |
| middleValue | Value for pixels that are above or equal to the low threshold, and below or equal the high threshold. |
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Converts an image by setting all pixels below the low threshold to a low value, all pixels above the high threshold to a high value, and the remaining pixels to an intermediate value.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| lowThreshold | Low threshold value. |
| highThreshold | High threshold value. |
| lowValue | Value for pixels strictly below the low threshold. |
| middleValue | Value for pixels that are above or equal to the low threshold, and below or equal the high threshold. |
| highValue | Value for pixels strictly above to the high threshold. |
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Equalizes an image histogram (the gray levels are re-mapped so that the histogram becomes as close to uniform as possible).
Remarks:
This strongly enhances the contrast in dark areas.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
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Equalizes an image histogram (the gray levels are re-mapped so that the histogram becomes as close to uniform as possible).
Remarks:
This strongly enhances the contrast in dark areas.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
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Performs an erosion on an image (minimum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
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Performs an erosion on an image (minimum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
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Performs an erosion on an image (minimum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
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Performs an erosion on an image (minimum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
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Performs an erosion on an image (minimum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
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Performs an erosion on an image (minimum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
| halfOfKernelHeight | Half of the box height minus one (by default, same as halfOfKernelWidth; 0 is allowed). |
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Performs an erosion on an image (minimum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
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Performs an erosion on an image (minimum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
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Performs an erosion on an image (minimum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
| halfOfKernelHeight | Half of the box height minus one (by default, same as halfOfKernelWidth; 0 is allowed). |
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Performs an erosion on an image (minimum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
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Performs an erosion on an image (minimum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
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Performs an erosion on an image (minimum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
| halfOfKernelHeight | Half of the box height minus one (by default, same as halfOfKernelWidth; 0 is allowed). |
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Performs an erosion on an image (minimum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
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Performs an erosion on an image (minimum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
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Performs an erosion on an image (minimum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
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Performs an erosion on an image (minimum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
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Performs an erosion on an image (minimum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
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Performs an erosion on an image (minimum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
| halfOfKernelHeight | Half of the box height minus one (by default, same as halfOfKernelWidth; 0 is allowed). |
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Performs an erosion on an image (minimum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
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Performs an erosion on an image (minimum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
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Performs an erosion on an image (minimum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
| halfOfKernelHeight | Half of the box height minus one (by default, same as halfOfKernelWidth; 0 is allowed). |
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Performs an erosion on an image (minimum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
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Performs an erosion on an image (minimum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
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Performs an erosion on an image (minimum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
| halfOfKernelHeight | Half of the box height minus one (by default, same as halfOfKernelWidth; 0 is allowed). |
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Performs an erosion on an image (minimum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
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Performs an erosion on an image (minimum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
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Performs an erosion on an image (minimum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
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Performs an erosion on an image (minimum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
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Performs an erosion on an image (minimum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
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Performs an erosion on an image (minimum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
| halfOfKernelHeight | Half of the box height minus one (by default, same as halfOfKernelWidth; 0 is allowed). |
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Performs an erosion on an image (minimum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
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Performs an erosion on an image (minimum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
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Performs an erosion on an image (minimum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
| halfOfKernelHeight | Half of the box height minus one (by default, same as halfOfKernelWidth; 0 is allowed). |
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Performs an erosion on an image (minimum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
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Performs an erosion on an image (minimum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
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Performs an erosion on an image (minimum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a rectangular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
| halfOfKernelHeight | Half of the box height minus one (by default, same as halfOfKernelWidth; 0 is allowed). |
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Performs an erosion on an image (minimum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a circular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
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Performs an erosion on an image (minimum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a circular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
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Performs an erosion on an image (minimum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a circular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
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Performs an erosion on an image (minimum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a circular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
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Performs an erosion on an image (minimum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a circular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half width of the kernel minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
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Performs an erosion on an image (minimum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a circular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
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Performs an erosion on an image (minimum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a circular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half width of the kernel minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
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Performs an erosion on an image (minimum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a circular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
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Performs an erosion on an image (minimum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a circular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half width of the kernel minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
|
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Performs an erosion on an image (minimum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a circular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
|
static |
Performs an erosion on an image (minimum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a circular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
|
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Performs an erosion on an image (minimum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a circular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
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Performs an erosion on an image (minimum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a circular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
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Performs an erosion on an image (minimum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a circular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half width of the kernel minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
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Performs an erosion on an image (minimum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a circular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
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Performs an erosion on an image (minimum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a circular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half width of the kernel minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
|
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Performs an erosion on an image (minimum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a circular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
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Performs an erosion on an image (minimum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a circular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half width of the kernel minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
|
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Performs an erosion on an image (minimum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a circular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
|
static |
Performs an erosion on an image (minimum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a circular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
|
static |
Performs an erosion on an image (minimum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a circular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
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Performs an erosion on an image (minimum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a circular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
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Performs an erosion on an image (minimum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a circular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half width of the kernel minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
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Performs an erosion on an image (minimum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a circular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
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Performs an erosion on an image (minimum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a circular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half width of the kernel minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
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Performs an erosion on an image (minimum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a circular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
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Performs an erosion on an image (minimum of the gray values in a defined neighborhood) on a circular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half width of the kernel minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
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Encodes the image imgIn and detect the holes.
Computes an image imgOut whose holes are filled.
In case an image is supplied, the imgIn is converted into an eVision.ERegion for the hole and then converted back to an image using the foreground and background values. In case a region is used, the values are also used when converting the filled region back to an image.
If the input region is empty or if the input image is void, throws an exception.
| region | Input region converted for encoding. |
| imgOut | Output images whose hole are filled. |
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Encodes the image imgIn and detect the holes.
Computes an image imgOut whose holes are filled.
In case an image is supplied, the imgIn is converted into an eVision.ERegion for the hole and then converted back to an image using the foreground and background values. In case a region is used, the values are also used when converting the filled region back to an image.
If the input region is empty or if the input image is void, throws an exception.
| region | Input region converted for encoding. |
| imgOut | Output images whose hole are filled. |
| background | Background color. |
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Encodes the image imgIn and detect the holes.
Computes an image imgOut whose holes are filled.
In case an image is supplied, the imgIn is converted into an eVision.ERegion for the hole and then converted back to an image using the foreground and background values. In case a region is used, the values are also used when converting the filled region back to an image.
If the input region is empty or if the input image is void, throws an exception.
| region | Input region converted for encoding. |
| imgOut | Output images whose hole are filled. |
| background | Background color. |
| foreground | Foreground color. |
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Encodes the image imgIn and detect the holes.
Computes an image imgOut whose holes are filled.
In case an image is supplied, the imgIn is converted into an eVision.ERegion for the hole and then converted back to an image using the foreground and background values. In case a region is used, the values are also used when converting the filled region back to an image.
If the input region is empty or if the input image is void, throws an exception.
| imgIn | Input binary image used for encoding and detecting the holes. |
| imgOut | Output images whose hole are filled. |
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Encodes the image imgIn and detect the holes.
Computes an image imgOut whose holes are filled.
In case an image is supplied, the imgIn is converted into an eVision.ERegion for the hole and then converted back to an image using the foreground and background values. In case a region is used, the values are also used when converting the filled region back to an image.
If the input region is empty or if the input image is void, throws an exception.
| imgIn | Input binary image used for encoding and detecting the holes. |
| imgOut | Output images whose hole are filled. |
| background | Background color. |
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Encodes the image imgIn and detect the holes.
Computes an image imgOut whose holes are filled.
In case an image is supplied, the imgIn is converted into an eVision.ERegion for the hole and then converted back to an image using the foreground and background values. In case a region is used, the values are also used when converting the filled region back to an image.
If the input region is empty or if the input image is void, throws an exception.
| imgIn | Input binary image used for encoding and detecting the holes. |
| imgOut | Output images whose hole are filled. |
| background | Background color. |
| foreground | Foreground color. |
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Flip an image around either the vertical axis, the horizontal axis or both.
Remarks:
Destination image/roi size should be the same as the source image/roi size.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| axis | Axis around which the ROI flips. |
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Flip an image around either the vertical axis, the horizontal axis or both.
Remarks:
Destination image/roi size should be the same as the source image/roi size.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. May not be the same as the source image. |
| axis | Axis around which the ROI flips. |
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Flip an image around either the vertical axis, the horizontal axis or both.
Remarks:
Destination image/roi size should be the same as the source image/roi size.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| axis | Axis around which the ROI flips. |
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Flip an image around either the vertical axis, the horizontal axis or both.
Remarks:
Destination image/roi size should be the same as the source image/roi size.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. May not be the same as the source image. |
| axis | Axis around which the ROI flips. |
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Flip an image around either the vertical axis, the horizontal axis or both.
Remarks:
Destination image/roi size should be the same as the source image/roi size.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| axis | Axis around which the ROI flips. |
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Flip an image around either the vertical axis, the horizontal axis or both.
Remarks:
Destination image/roi size should be the same as the source image/roi size.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. May not be the same as the source image. |
| axis | Axis around which the ROI flips. |
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static |
Flip an image around either the vertical axis, the horizontal axis or both.
Remarks:
Destination image/roi size should be the same as the source image/roi size.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| axis | Axis around which the ROI flips. |
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static |
Flip an image around either the vertical axis, the horizontal axis or both.
Remarks:
Destination image/roi size should be the same as the source image/roi size.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. May not be the same as the source image. |
| axis | Axis around which the ROI flips. |
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Returns a measure of the focusing of an image by computing the total gradient energy.
Remarks:
When this quantity is maximum for a given image, sharp focusing is achieved.
For more information, please refer to the section Using eVision -> EasyImage - Computing Image Statistics -> Image Focus in the documentation.
| image | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
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Returns a measure of the focusing of an image by computing the total gradient energy.
Remarks:
When this quantity is maximum for a given image, sharp focusing is achieved.
For more information, please refer to the section Using eVision -> EasyImage - Computing Image Statistics -> Image Focus in the documentation.
| image | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Optional reference to a region to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. |
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Returns a measure of the focusing of an image by computing the total gradient energy.
Remarks:
When this quantity is maximum for a given image, sharp focusing is achieved.
For more information, please refer to the section Using eVision -> EasyImage - Computing Image Statistics -> Image Focus in the documentation.
| image | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Optional reference to a region to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region was defined |
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Returns a measure of the focusing of an image by computing the total gradient energy.
Remarks:
When this quantity is maximum for a given image, sharp focusing is achieved.
For more information, please refer to the section Using eVision -> EasyImage - Computing Image Statistics -> Image Focus in the documentation.
| image | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
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Returns a measure of the focusing of an image by computing the total gradient energy.
Remarks:
When this quantity is maximum for a given image, sharp focusing is achieved.
For more information, please refer to the section Using eVision -> EasyImage - Computing Image Statistics -> Image Focus in the documentation.
| image | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Optional reference to a region to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. |
|
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Returns a measure of the focusing of an image by computing the total gradient energy.
Remarks:
When this quantity is maximum for a given image, sharp focusing is achieved.
For more information, please refer to the section Using eVision -> EasyImage - Computing Image Statistics -> Image Focus in the documentation.
| image | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Optional reference to a region to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region was defined |
|
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Returns a measure of the focusing of an image by computing the total gradient energy.
Remarks:
When this quantity is maximum for a given image, sharp focusing is achieved.
For more information, please refer to the section Using eVision -> EasyImage - Computing Image Statistics -> Image Focus in the documentation.
| image | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
|
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Returns a measure of the focusing of an image by computing the total gradient energy.
Remarks:
When this quantity is maximum for a given image, sharp focusing is achieved.
For more information, please refer to the section Using eVision -> EasyImage - Computing Image Statistics -> Image Focus in the documentation.
| image | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Optional reference to a region to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. |
|
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Returns a measure of the focusing of an image by computing the total gradient energy.
Remarks:
When this quantity is maximum for a given image, sharp focusing is achieved.
For more information, please refer to the section Using eVision -> EasyImage - Computing Image Statistics -> Image Focus in the documentation.
| image | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Optional reference to a region to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region was defined |
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Transforms an image, applying a gain and offset to all pixels.
Remarks:
The gain should remain close to 1, and allows contrast adjustment of the image.
The offset can be positive or negative, and allows to adjust the image intensity. The resulting values are always saturated to range [0..255].
For color images, the separate gain and offset values are specified as triple of values stored in a eVision.EColor. The default values leave the image unchanged.
Internally, the computations are achieved through fixed-point arithmetic with 5 bits of precision for the fractional part. This can result in loss of precision with small gains.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| Gain | Constant gain. By default (argument omitted) 1, i.e. no change. |
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Transforms an image, applying a gain and offset to all pixels.
Remarks:
The gain should remain close to 1, and allows contrast adjustment of the image.
The offset can be positive or negative, and allows to adjust the image intensity. The resulting values are always saturated to range [0..255].
For color images, the separate gain and offset values are specified as triple of values stored in a eVision.EColor. The default values leave the image unchanged.
Internally, the computations are achieved through fixed-point arithmetic with 5 bits of precision for the fractional part. This can result in loss of precision with small gains.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
|
static |
Transforms an image, applying a gain and offset to all pixels.
Remarks:
The gain should remain close to 1, and allows contrast adjustment of the image.
The offset can be positive or negative, and allows to adjust the image intensity. The resulting values are always saturated to range [0..255].
For color images, the separate gain and offset values are specified as triple of values stored in a eVision.EColor. The default values leave the image unchanged.
Internally, the computations are achieved through fixed-point arithmetic with 5 bits of precision for the fractional part. This can result in loss of precision with small gains.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| gain | Constant gain. By default (argument omitted) 1, i.e. no change. |
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Transforms an image, applying a gain and offset to all pixels.
Remarks:
The gain should remain close to 1, and allows contrast adjustment of the image.
The offset can be positive or negative, and allows to adjust the image intensity. The resulting values are always saturated to range [0..255].
For color images, the separate gain and offset values are specified as triple of values stored in a eVision.EColor. The default values leave the image unchanged.
Internally, the computations are achieved through fixed-point arithmetic with 5 bits of precision for the fractional part. This can result in loss of precision with small gains.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| gain | Constant gain. By default (argument omitted) 1, i.e. no change. |
| offset | Constant offset. By default (argument omitted) 0, i.e. no change. |
|
static |
Transforms an image, applying a gain and offset to all pixels.
Remarks:
The gain should remain close to 1, and allows contrast adjustment of the image.
The offset can be positive or negative, and allows to adjust the image intensity. The resulting values are always saturated to range [0..255].
For color images, the separate gain and offset values are specified as triple of values stored in a eVision.EColor. The default values leave the image unchanged.
Internally, the computations are achieved through fixed-point arithmetic with 5 bits of precision for the fractional part. This can result in loss of precision with small gains.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
|
static |
Transforms an image, applying a gain and offset to all pixels.
Remarks:
The gain should remain close to 1, and allows contrast adjustment of the image.
The offset can be positive or negative, and allows to adjust the image intensity. The resulting values are always saturated to range [0..255].
For color images, the separate gain and offset values are specified as triple of values stored in a eVision.EColor. The default values leave the image unchanged.
Internally, the computations are achieved through fixed-point arithmetic with 5 bits of precision for the fractional part. This can result in loss of precision with small gains.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| gain | Constant gain. By default (argument omitted) 1, i.e. no change. |
|
static |
Transforms an image, applying a gain and offset to all pixels.
Remarks:
The gain should remain close to 1, and allows contrast adjustment of the image.
The offset can be positive or negative, and allows to adjust the image intensity. The resulting values are always saturated to range [0..255].
For color images, the separate gain and offset values are specified as triple of values stored in a eVision.EColor. The default values leave the image unchanged.
Internally, the computations are achieved through fixed-point arithmetic with 5 bits of precision for the fractional part. This can result in loss of precision with small gains.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| gain | Constant gain. By default (argument omitted) 1, i.e. no change. |
| offset | Constant offset. By default (argument omitted) 0, i.e. no change. |
|
static |
Transforms an image, applying a gain and offset to all pixels.
Remarks:
The gain should remain close to 1, and allows contrast adjustment of the image.
The offset can be positive or negative, and allows to adjust the image intensity. The resulting values are always saturated to range [0..255].
For color images, the separate gain and offset values are specified as triple of values stored in a eVision.EColor. The default values leave the image unchanged.
Internally, the computations are achieved through fixed-point arithmetic with 5 bits of precision for the fractional part. This can result in loss of precision with small gains.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| gain | Constant gain. By default (argument omitted) 1, i.e. no change. |
| offset | Constant offset. By default (argument omitted) 0, i.e. no change. |
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Extracts the frame of given parity from an image.
Remarks:
The size of the destination image is determined as follows:
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as the source image. |
| odd | Specifies which frame is extracted (the frame made up of all lines of the same parity as odd). |
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Extracts the frame of given parity from an image.
Remarks:
The size of the destination image is determined as follows:
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as the source image. |
| odd | Specifies which frame is extracted (the frame made up of all lines of the same parity as odd). |
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Extracts the frame of given parity from an image.
Remarks:
The size of the destination image is determined as follows:
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as the source image. |
| odd | Specifies which frame is extracted (the frame made up of all lines of the same parity as odd). |
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Returns the color of the overlay in the destination image when an eVision.EBW8 image is used as overlay source image in functions:
Remarks:
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Detects peaks in a gray-level profile.
Maxima as well as minima are considered.
Remarks:
To eliminate false peaks due to noise, two selection criteria are used.
A peak is the portion of the signal that is above [below] a given threshold. The peak amplitude is defined to be the difference between the threshold value and the maximum [minimum] signal value. The peak area is defined to be the surface comprised between the signal curve and the horizontal line at the given threshold.
The result is stored in a peaks vector.
| profile | Pointer to the source vector. |
| peaks | Pointer to the destination vector. |
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Detects peaks in a gray-level profile.
Maxima as well as minima are considered.
Remarks:
To eliminate false peaks due to noise, two selection criteria are used.
A peak is the portion of the signal that is above [below] a given threshold. The peak amplitude is defined to be the difference between the threshold value and the maximum [minimum] signal value. The peak area is defined to be the surface comprised between the signal curve and the horizontal line at the given threshold.
The result is stored in a peaks vector.
| profile | Pointer to the source vector. |
| peaks | Pointer to the destination vector. |
| lowThreshold | Threshold used for the minimum peaks. |
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Detects peaks in a gray-level profile.
Maxima as well as minima are considered.
Remarks:
To eliminate false peaks due to noise, two selection criteria are used.
A peak is the portion of the signal that is above [below] a given threshold. The peak amplitude is defined to be the difference between the threshold value and the maximum [minimum] signal value. The peak area is defined to be the surface comprised between the signal curve and the horizontal line at the given threshold.
The result is stored in a peaks vector.
| profile | Pointer to the source vector. |
| peaks | Pointer to the destination vector. |
| lowThreshold | Threshold used for the minimum peaks. |
| highThreshold | Threshold used for the maximum peaks. |
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Detects peaks in a gray-level profile.
Maxima as well as minima are considered.
Remarks:
To eliminate false peaks due to noise, two selection criteria are used.
A peak is the portion of the signal that is above [below] a given threshold. The peak amplitude is defined to be the difference between the threshold value and the maximum [minimum] signal value. The peak area is defined to be the surface comprised between the signal curve and the horizontal line at the given threshold.
The result is stored in a peaks vector.
| profile | Pointer to the source vector. |
| peaks | Pointer to the destination vector. |
| lowThreshold | Threshold used for the minimum peaks. |
| highThreshold | Threshold used for the maximum peaks. |
| minimumAmplitude | Minimum amplitude required for a peak to be kept (may be 0). |
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Detects peaks in a gray-level profile.
Maxima as well as minima are considered.
Remarks:
To eliminate false peaks due to noise, two selection criteria are used.
A peak is the portion of the signal that is above [below] a given threshold. The peak amplitude is defined to be the difference between the threshold value and the maximum [minimum] signal value. The peak area is defined to be the surface comprised between the signal curve and the horizontal line at the given threshold.
The result is stored in a peaks vector.
| profile | Pointer to the source vector. |
| peaks | Pointer to the destination vector. |
| lowThreshold | Threshold used for the minimum peaks. |
| highThreshold | Threshold used for the maximum peaks. |
| minimumAmplitude | Minimum amplitude required for a peak to be kept (may be 0). |
| minimumArea | Minimum area required for a peak to be kept (may be 0). |
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Detects peaks in a gray-level profile.
Maxima as well as minima are considered.
Remarks:
To eliminate false peaks due to noise, two selection criteria are used.
A peak is the portion of the signal that is above [below] a given threshold. The peak amplitude is defined to be the difference between the threshold value and the maximum [minimum] signal value. The peak area is defined to be the surface comprised between the signal curve and the horizontal line at the given threshold.
The result is stored in a peaks vector.
| profile | Pointer to the source vector. |
| peaks | Pointer to the destination vector. |
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Detects peaks in a gray-level profile.
Maxima as well as minima are considered.
Remarks:
To eliminate false peaks due to noise, two selection criteria are used.
A peak is the portion of the signal that is above [below] a given threshold. The peak amplitude is defined to be the difference between the threshold value and the maximum [minimum] signal value. The peak area is defined to be the surface comprised between the signal curve and the horizontal line at the given threshold.
The result is stored in a peaks vector.
| profile | Pointer to the source vector. |
| peaks | Pointer to the destination vector. |
| lowThreshold | Threshold used for the minimum peaks. |
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Detects peaks in a gray-level profile.
Maxima as well as minima are considered.
Remarks:
To eliminate false peaks due to noise, two selection criteria are used.
A peak is the portion of the signal that is above [below] a given threshold. The peak amplitude is defined to be the difference between the threshold value and the maximum [minimum] signal value. The peak area is defined to be the surface comprised between the signal curve and the horizontal line at the given threshold.
The result is stored in a peaks vector.
| profile | Pointer to the source vector. |
| peaks | Pointer to the destination vector. |
| lowThreshold | Threshold used for the minimum peaks. |
| highThreshold | Threshold used for the maximum peaks. |
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Detects peaks in a gray-level profile.
Maxima as well as minima are considered.
Remarks:
To eliminate false peaks due to noise, two selection criteria are used.
A peak is the portion of the signal that is above [below] a given threshold. The peak amplitude is defined to be the difference between the threshold value and the maximum [minimum] signal value. The peak area is defined to be the surface comprised between the signal curve and the horizontal line at the given threshold.
The result is stored in a peaks vector.
| profile | Pointer to the source vector. |
| peaks | Pointer to the destination vector. |
| lowThreshold | Threshold used for the minimum peaks. |
| highThreshold | Threshold used for the maximum peaks. |
| minimumAmplitude | Minimum amplitude required for a peak to be kept (may be 0). |
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Detects peaks in a gray-level profile.
Maxima as well as minima are considered.
Remarks:
To eliminate false peaks due to noise, two selection criteria are used.
A peak is the portion of the signal that is above [below] a given threshold. The peak amplitude is defined to be the difference between the threshold value and the maximum [minimum] signal value. The peak area is defined to be the surface comprised between the signal curve and the horizontal line at the given threshold.
The result is stored in a peaks vector.
| profile | Pointer to the source vector. |
| peaks | Pointer to the destination vector. |
| lowThreshold | Threshold used for the minimum peaks. |
| highThreshold | Threshold used for the maximum peaks. |
| minimumAmplitude | Minimum amplitude required for a peak to be kept (may be 0). |
| minimumArea | Minimum area required for a peak to be kept (may be 0). |
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Computes the (scalar) gradient image derived from a given source image.
Remarks:
The scalar value derived from the gradient depends on the preset lookup-table image.
The gradient of a gray-scale image corresponds to a vector, the components of which are the partial derivatives of the gray-level signal in the horizontal and vertical direction. A vector can be characterized by a direction and a length, corresponding to the gradient orientation, here called argument, and the gradient magnitude, here called magnitude.
This method generates a gradient direction or gradient magnitude map (gray-level image) from a given gray-level image. For efficiency, a pre-computed lookup-table is used to define the desired transformation. This lookup-table is stored as a standard eVision.EImageBW8``/``eVision.EImageBW16. Use one of eVision.EasyImage.ArgumentImage or eVision.EasyImage.ModulusImage once before calling this method.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| lookupTable | Pointer to the image/ROI used as a preset lookup-table. This lookup table can be generated by one of eVision.EasyImage.ArgumentImage or eVision.EasyImage.ModulusImage, or be user-defined. |
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Computes the (scalar) gradient image derived from a given source image.
Remarks:
The scalar value derived from the gradient depends on the preset lookup-table image.
The gradient of a gray-scale image corresponds to a vector, the components of which are the partial derivatives of the gray-level signal in the horizontal and vertical direction. A vector can be characterized by a direction and a length, corresponding to the gradient orientation, here called argument, and the gradient magnitude, here called magnitude.
This method generates a gradient direction or gradient magnitude map (gray-level image) from a given gray-level image. For efficiency, a pre-computed lookup-table is used to define the desired transformation. This lookup-table is stored as a standard eVision.EImageBW8``/``eVision.EImageBW16. Use one of eVision.EasyImage.ArgumentImage or eVision.EasyImage.ModulusImage once before calling this method.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| lookupTable | Pointer to the image/ROI used as a preset lookup-table. This lookup table can be generated by one of eVision.EasyImage.ArgumentImage or eVision.EasyImage.ModulusImage, or be user-defined. |
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Fuses two images using HDR principles.
| darkSrc | Dark input image (high shutter speed). |
| lightSrc | Light input image (low shutter speed). |
| shutterSpeedFactor | Shutter speed factor between light and dark image. |
| dst | Destination image. |
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Fuses two images using HDR principles.
| darkSrc | Dark input image (high shutter speed). |
| lightSrc | Light input image (low shutter speed). |
| shutterSpeedFactor | Shutter speed factor between light and dark image. |
| dst | Destination image. |
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Fuses two images using HDR principles.
| darkSrc | Dark input image (high shutter speed). |
| lightSrc | Light input image (low shutter speed). |
| shutterSpeedFactor | Shutter speed factor between light and dark image. |
| dst | Destination image. |
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Fuses two images using HDR principles.
| darkSrc | Dark input image (high shutter speed). |
| lightSrc | Light input image (low shutter speed). |
| shutterSpeedFactor | Shutter speed factor between light and dark image. |
| dst | Destination image. |
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Fuses two images using HDR principles.
| darkSrc | Dark input image (high shutter speed). |
| lightSrc | Light input image (low shutter speed). |
| shutterSpeedFactor | Shutter speed factor between light and dark image. |
| dst | Destination image. |
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Computes the histogram of an image (count of each gray-level value).
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| histogram | Pointer to the destination vector. |
| mostSignificantBit | Index of the most significant bit of the pixels (0 has weight 1). |
| numberOfSignificantBits | Number of significant bits; the histogram will possess 2^numberOfSignificantBits^ entries. |
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Computes the histogram of an image (count of each gray-level value).
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| histogram | Pointer to the destination vector. |
| mostSignificantBit | Index of the most significant bit of the pixels (0 has weight 1). |
| numberOfSignificantBits | Number of significant bits; the histogram will possess 2^numberOfSignificantBits^ entries. |
| saturate | Boolean indicating if values larger than 2^mostSignificantBit^-1 are saturated (default true) or not (false). |
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Computes the histogram of an image (count of each gray-level value).
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Optional reference to a region to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. |
| histogram | Pointer to the destination vector. |
| mostSignificantBit | Index of the most significant bit of the pixels (0 has weight 1). |
| numberOfSignificantBits | Number of significant bits; the histogram will possess 2^numberOfSignificantBits^ entries. |
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Computes the histogram of an image (count of each gray-level value).
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Optional reference to a region to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. |
| histogram | Pointer to the destination vector. |
| mostSignificantBit | Index of the most significant bit of the pixels (0 has weight 1). |
| numberOfSignificantBits | Number of significant bits; the histogram will possess 2^numberOfSignificantBits^ entries. |
| saturate | Boolean indicating if values larger than 2^mostSignificantBit^-1 are saturated (default true) or not (false). |
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Computes the histogram of an image (count of each gray-level value).
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Optional reference to a region to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| histogram | Pointer to the destination vector. |
| mostSignificantBit | Index of the most significant bit of the pixels (0 has weight 1). |
| numberOfSignificantBits | Number of significant bits; the histogram will possess 2^numberOfSignificantBits^ entries. |
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Computes the histogram of an image (count of each gray-level value).
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Optional reference to a region to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| histogram | Pointer to the destination vector. |
| mostSignificantBit | Index of the most significant bit of the pixels (0 has weight 1). |
| numberOfSignificantBits | Number of significant bits; the histogram will possess 2^numberOfSignificantBits^ entries. |
| saturate | Boolean indicating if values larger than 2^mostSignificantBit^-1 are saturated (default true) or not (false). |
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Computes the histogram of an image (count of each gray-level value).
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| mask | Pointer to a mask to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. Note: the mask must have the same size as the source image. |
| histogram | Pointer to the destination vector. |
| mostSignificantBit | Index of the most significant bit of the pixels (0 has weight 1). |
| numberOfSignificantBits | Number of significant bits; the histogram will possess 2^numberOfSignificantBits^ entries. |
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Computes the histogram of an image (count of each gray-level value).
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| mask | Pointer to a mask to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. Note: the mask must have the same size as the source image. |
| histogram | Pointer to the destination vector. |
| mostSignificantBit | Index of the most significant bit of the pixels (0 has weight 1). |
| numberOfSignificantBits | Number of significant bits; the histogram will possess 2^numberOfSignificantBits^ entries. |
| saturate | Boolean indicating if values larger than 2^mostSignificantBit^-1 are saturated (default true) or not (false). |
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Computes the histogram of an image (count of each gray-level value).
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| histogram | Pointer to the destination vector. |
| mostSignificantBit | Index of the most significant bit of the pixels (0 has weight 1). |
| numberOfSignificantBits | Number of significant bits; the histogram will possess 2^numberOfSignificantBits^ entries. |
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Computes the histogram of an image (count of each gray-level value).
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| histogram | Pointer to the destination vector. |
| mostSignificantBit | Index of the most significant bit of the pixels (0 has weight 1). |
| numberOfSignificantBits | Number of significant bits; the histogram will possess 2^numberOfSignificantBits^ entries. |
| saturate | Boolean indicating if values larger than 2^mostSignificantBit^-1 are saturated (default true) or not (false). |
|
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Computes the histogram of an image (count of each gray-level value).
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| mask | Pointer to a mask to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. Note: the mask must have the same size as the source image. |
| histogram | Pointer to the destination vector. |
| mostSignificantBit | Index of the most significant bit of the pixels (0 has weight 1). |
| numberOfSignificantBits | Number of significant bits; the histogram will possess 2^numberOfSignificantBits^ entries. |
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Computes the histogram of an image (count of each gray-level value).
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| mask | Pointer to a mask to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. Note: the mask must have the same size as the source image. |
| histogram | Pointer to the destination vector. |
| mostSignificantBit | Index of the most significant bit of the pixels (0 has weight 1). |
| numberOfSignificantBits | Number of significant bits; the histogram will possess 2^numberOfSignificantBits^ entries. |
| saturate | Boolean indicating if values larger than 2^mostSignificantBit^-1 are saturated (default true) or not (false). |
|
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Computes the histogram of an image (count of each gray-level value).
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| histogram | Pointer to the destination vector. |
|
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Computes the histogram of an image (count of each gray-level value).
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Optional reference to a region to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. |
| histogram | Pointer to the destination vector. |
|
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Computes the histogram of an image (count of each gray-level value).
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Optional reference to a region to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| histogram | Pointer to the destination vector. |
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Computes the histogram of an image (count of each gray-level value).
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| mask | Pointer to a mask to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. Note: the mask must have the same size as the source image. |
| histogram | Pointer to the destination vector. |
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Determines an appropriate threshold level based on the histogram contents, using an automatic threshold mode.
Remarks:
Additionally, returns the average gray levels in the regions below and above the threshold. The threshold level can be computed by analyzing a range of gray levels in the histogram.
| histogram | Pointer to a vector containing an image histogram. |
| threshold | reference to the threshold value. Must be set to the appropriate thresholding mode, as defined by eVision.EThresholdMode. |
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Determines an appropriate threshold level based on the histogram contents, using an automatic threshold mode.
Remarks:
Additionally, returns the average gray levels in the regions below and above the threshold. The threshold level can be computed by analyzing a range of gray levels in the histogram.
| histogram | Pointer to a vector containing an image histogram. |
| threshold | reference to the threshold value. Must be set to the appropriate thresholding mode, as defined by eVision.EThresholdMode. |
| relativeThreshold | Relative threshold value, relevant only in the eVision.EThresholdMode.Relative mode. |
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Determines an appropriate threshold level based on the histogram contents, using an automatic threshold mode.
Remarks:
Additionally, returns the average gray levels in the regions below and above the threshold. The threshold level can be computed by analyzing a range of gray levels in the histogram.
| histogram | Pointer to a vector containing an image histogram. |
| threshold | reference to the threshold value. Must be set to the appropriate thresholding mode, as defined by eVision.EThresholdMode. |
| relativeThreshold | Relative threshold value, relevant only in the eVision.EThresholdMode.Relative mode. |
| from_ | Lower bound of the analyzed gray-level range. |
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Determines an appropriate threshold level based on the histogram contents, using an automatic threshold mode.
Remarks:
Additionally, returns the average gray levels in the regions below and above the threshold. The threshold level can be computed by analyzing a range of gray levels in the histogram.
| histogram | Pointer to a vector containing an image histogram. |
| threshold | reference to the threshold value. Must be set to the appropriate thresholding mode, as defined by eVision.EThresholdMode. |
| relativeThreshold | Relative threshold value, relevant only in the eVision.EThresholdMode.Relative mode. |
| from_ | Lower bound of the analyzed gray-level range. |
| to | Upper bound of the analyzed gray-level range. |
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Determines an appropriate threshold level based on the histogram contents, using an automatic threshold mode.
Remarks:
Additionally, returns the average gray levels in the regions below and above the threshold. The threshold level can be computed by analyzing a range of gray levels in the histogram.
| histogram | Pointer to a vector containing an image histogram. |
| threshold | reference to the threshold value. Must be set to the appropriate thresholding mode, as defined by eVision.EThresholdMode. |
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Determines an appropriate threshold level based on the histogram contents, using an automatic threshold mode.
Remarks:
Additionally, returns the average gray levels in the regions below and above the threshold. The threshold level can be computed by analyzing a range of gray levels in the histogram.
| histogram | Pointer to a vector containing an image histogram. |
| threshold | reference to the threshold value. Must be set to the appropriate thresholding mode, as defined by eVision.EThresholdMode. |
| relativeThreshold | Relative threshold value, relevant only in the eVision.EThresholdMode.Relative mode. |
|
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Determines an appropriate threshold level based on the histogram contents, using an automatic threshold mode.
Remarks:
Additionally, returns the average gray levels in the regions below and above the threshold. The threshold level can be computed by analyzing a range of gray levels in the histogram.
| histogram | Pointer to a vector containing an image histogram. |
| threshold | reference to the threshold value. Must be set to the appropriate thresholding mode, as defined by eVision.EThresholdMode. |
| relativeThreshold | Relative threshold value, relevant only in the eVision.EThresholdMode.Relative mode. |
| from_ | Lower bound of the analyzed gray-level range. |
|
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Determines an appropriate threshold level based on the histogram contents, using an automatic threshold mode.
Remarks:
Additionally, returns the average gray levels in the regions below and above the threshold. The threshold level can be computed by analyzing a range of gray levels in the histogram.
| histogram | Pointer to a vector containing an image histogram. |
| threshold | reference to the threshold value. Must be set to the appropriate thresholding mode, as defined by eVision.EThresholdMode. |
| relativeThreshold | Relative threshold value, relevant only in the eVision.EThresholdMode.Relative mode. |
| from_ | Lower bound of the analyzed gray-level range. |
| to | Upper bound of the analyzed gray-level range. |
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Apply the morphological hit-and-miss transform to detect a particular pattern of foreground and background pixels in a BW8, BW16 or C24 image/ROI.
| source | The source image/ROI. |
| destination | The destination image/ROI. |
| kernel | The hit-and-miss kernel. |
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Apply the morphological hit-and-miss transform to detect a particular pattern of foreground and background pixels in a BW8, BW16 or C24 image/ROI.
| source | The source image/ROI. |
| destination | The destination image/ROI. |
| kernel | The hit-and-miss kernel. |
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Apply the morphological hit-and-miss transform to detect a particular pattern of foreground and background pixels in a BW8, BW16 or C24 image/ROI.
| source | The source image/ROI. |
| destination | The destination image/ROI. |
| kernel | The hit-and-miss kernel. |
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Mirrors an image horizontally (the columns are swapped).
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
|
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Mirrors an image horizontally (the columns are swapped).
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
|
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Mirrors an image horizontally (the columns are swapped).
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
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Copies the pixel values along a given line segment (arbitrarily oriented) to a vector.
Remarks:
The line segment must be wholly contained within the image. The vector length is adjusted automatically.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| path | Pointer to the destination vector. |
| line | A Eline object |
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Copies the pixel values along a given line segment (arbitrarily oriented) to a vector.
Remarks:
The line segment must be wholly contained within the image. The vector length is adjusted automatically.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| path | Pointer to the destination vector. |
| X0 | Coordinates of the starting point of the segment. |
| Y0 | Coordinates of the starting point of the segment. |
| X1 | Coordinates of the ending point of the segment. |
| Y1 | Coordinates of the ending point of the segment. |
|
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Copies the pixel values along a given line segment (arbitrarily oriented) to a vector.
Remarks:
The line segment must be wholly contained within the image. The vector length is adjusted automatically.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Reference to a region to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. |
| outOfMaskValue | The value to be given to the pixels that lie out of the mask or the region. |
| path | Pointer to the destination vector. |
| line | A Eline object |
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Copies the pixel values along a given line segment (arbitrarily oriented) to a vector.
Remarks:
The line segment must be wholly contained within the image. The vector length is adjusted automatically.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Reference to a region to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. |
| outOfMaskValue | The value to be given to the pixels that lie out of the mask or the region. |
| path | Pointer to the destination vector. |
| X0 | Coordinates of the starting point of the segment. |
| Y0 | Coordinates of the starting point of the segment. |
| X1 | Coordinates of the ending point of the segment. |
| Y1 | Coordinates of the ending point of the segment. |
|
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Copies the pixel values along a given line segment (arbitrarily oriented) to a vector.
Remarks:
The line segment must be wholly contained within the image. The vector length is adjusted automatically.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| mask | Pointer to a mask to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. Note: the mask must have the same size as the source image. |
| outOfMaskValue | The value to be given to the pixels that lie out of the mask or the region. |
| path | Pointer to the destination vector. |
| line | A Eline object |
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Copies the pixel values along a given line segment (arbitrarily oriented) to a vector.
Remarks:
The line segment must be wholly contained within the image. The vector length is adjusted automatically.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| mask | Pointer to a mask to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. Note: the mask must have the same size as the source image. |
| outOfMaskValue | The value to be given to the pixels that lie out of the mask or the region. |
| path | Pointer to the destination vector. |
| X0 | Coordinates of the starting point of the segment. |
| Y0 | Coordinates of the starting point of the segment. |
| X1 | Coordinates of the ending point of the segment. |
| Y1 | Coordinates of the ending point of the segment. |
|
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Copies the pixel values along a given line segment (arbitrarily oriented) to a vector.
Remarks:
The line segment must be wholly contained within the image. The vector length is adjusted automatically.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| path | Pointer to the destination vector. |
| line | A Eline object |
|
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Copies the pixel values along a given line segment (arbitrarily oriented) to a vector.
Remarks:
The line segment must be wholly contained within the image. The vector length is adjusted automatically.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| path | Pointer to the destination vector. |
| X0 | Coordinates of the starting point of the segment. |
| Y0 | Coordinates of the starting point of the segment. |
| X1 | Coordinates of the ending point of the segment. |
| Y1 | Coordinates of the ending point of the segment. |
|
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Copies the pixel values along a given line segment (arbitrarily oriented) to a vector.
Remarks:
The line segment must be wholly contained within the image. The vector length is adjusted automatically.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Reference to a region to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. |
| outOfMaskValue | The value to be given to the pixels that lie out of the mask or the region. |
| path | Pointer to the destination vector. |
| line | A Eline object |
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Copies the pixel values along a given line segment (arbitrarily oriented) to a vector.
Remarks:
The line segment must be wholly contained within the image. The vector length is adjusted automatically.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Reference to a region to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. |
| outOfMaskValue | The value to be given to the pixels that lie out of the mask or the region. |
| path | Pointer to the destination vector. |
| X0 | Coordinates of the starting point of the segment. |
| Y0 | Coordinates of the starting point of the segment. |
| X1 | Coordinates of the ending point of the segment. |
| Y1 | Coordinates of the ending point of the segment. |
|
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Copies the pixel values along a given line segment (arbitrarily oriented) to a vector.
Remarks:
The line segment must be wholly contained within the image. The vector length is adjusted automatically.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| mask | Pointer to a mask to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. Note: the mask must have the same size as the source image. |
| outOfMaskValue | The value to be given to the pixels that lie out of the mask or the region. |
| path | Pointer to the destination vector. |
| line | A Eline object |
|
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Copies the pixel values along a given line segment (arbitrarily oriented) to a vector.
Remarks:
The line segment must be wholly contained within the image. The vector length is adjusted automatically.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| mask | Pointer to a mask to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. Note: the mask must have the same size as the source image. |
| outOfMaskValue | The value to be given to the pixels that lie out of the mask or the region. |
| path | Pointer to the destination vector. |
| X0 | Coordinates of the starting point of the segment. |
| Y0 | Coordinates of the starting point of the segment. |
| X1 | Coordinates of the ending point of the segment. |
| Y1 | Coordinates of the ending point of the segment. |
|
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Copies the pixel values along a given line segment (arbitrarily oriented) to a vector.
Remarks:
The line segment must be wholly contained within the image. The vector length is adjusted automatically.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| path | Pointer to the destination vector. |
| line | A Eline object |
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Copies the pixel values along a given line segment (arbitrarily oriented) to a vector.
Remarks:
The line segment must be wholly contained within the image. The vector length is adjusted automatically.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| path | Pointer to the destination vector. |
| X0 | Coordinates of the starting point of the segment. |
| Y0 | Coordinates of the starting point of the segment. |
| X1 | Coordinates of the ending point of the segment. |
| Y1 | Coordinates of the ending point of the segment. |
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Copies the pixel values along a given line segment (arbitrarily oriented) to a vector.
Remarks:
The line segment must be wholly contained within the image. The vector length is adjusted automatically.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Reference to a region to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. |
| outOfMaskValue | The value to be given to the pixels that lie out of the mask or the region. |
| path | Pointer to the destination vector. |
| line | A Eline object |
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Copies the pixel values along a given line segment (arbitrarily oriented) to a vector.
Remarks:
The line segment must be wholly contained within the image. The vector length is adjusted automatically.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Reference to a region to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. |
| outOfMaskValue | The value to be given to the pixels that lie out of the mask or the region. |
| path | Pointer to the destination vector. |
| X0 | Coordinates of the starting point of the segment. |
| Y0 | Coordinates of the starting point of the segment. |
| X1 | Coordinates of the ending point of the segment. |
| Y1 | Coordinates of the ending point of the segment. |
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Copies the pixel values along a given line segment (arbitrarily oriented) to a vector.
Remarks:
The line segment must be wholly contained within the image. The vector length is adjusted automatically.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| mask | Pointer to a mask to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. Note: the mask must have the same size as the source image. |
| outOfMaskValue | The value to be given to the pixels that lie out of the mask or the region. |
| path | Pointer to the destination vector. |
| line | A Eline object |
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Copies the pixel values along a given line segment (arbitrarily oriented) to a vector.
Remarks:
The line segment must be wholly contained within the image. The vector length is adjusted automatically.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| mask | Pointer to a mask to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. Note: the mask must have the same size as the source image. |
| outOfMaskValue | The value to be given to the pixels that lie out of the mask or the region. |
| path | Pointer to the destination vector. |
| X0 | Coordinates of the starting point of the segment. |
| Y0 | Coordinates of the starting point of the segment. |
| X1 | Coordinates of the ending point of the segment. |
| Y1 | Coordinates of the ending point of the segment. |
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Given a path described by coordinates in a path vector, copies the corresponding pixel values into the same vector.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| path | Pointer to the destination vector. |
|
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Given a path described by coordinates in a path vector, copies the corresponding pixel values into the same vector.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Reference to a region to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. |
| outOfMaskValue | The value to be given to the pixels that lie out of the mask. |
| path | Pointer to the destination vector. |
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Given a path described by coordinates in a path vector, copies the corresponding pixel values into the same vector.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| mask | Pointer to a mask to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. Note: the mask must have the same size as the source image. |
| outOfMaskValue | The value to be given to the pixels that lie out of the mask. |
| path | Pointer to the destination vector. |
|
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Given a path described by coordinates in a path vector, copies the corresponding pixel values into the same vector.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| path | Pointer to the destination vector. |
|
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Given a path described by coordinates in a path vector, copies the corresponding pixel values into the same vector.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Reference to a region to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. |
| outOfMaskValue | The value to be given to the pixels that lie out of the mask. |
| path | Pointer to the destination vector. |
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Given a path described by coordinates in a path vector, copies the corresponding pixel values into the same vector.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| mask | Pointer to a mask to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. Note: the mask must have the same size as the source image. |
| outOfMaskValue | The value to be given to the pixels that lie out of the mask. |
| path | Pointer to the destination vector. |
|
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Given a path described by coordinates in a path vector, copies the corresponding pixel values into the same vector.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| path | Pointer to the destination vector. |
|
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Given a path described by coordinates in a path vector, copies the corresponding pixel values into the same vector.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Reference to a region to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. |
| outOfMaskValue | The value to be given to the pixels that lie out of the mask. |
| path | Pointer to the destination vector. |
|
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Given a path described by coordinates in a path vector, copies the corresponding pixel values into the same vector.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| mask | Pointer to a mask to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. Note: the mask must have the same size as the source image. |
| outOfMaskValue | The value to be given to the pixels that lie out of the mask. |
| path | Pointer to the destination vector. |
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This function converts two non-interlaced images into one interlaced image.
The first input, in1, should contain the even lines, while the second input, in2, should contain the odd lines. Input images should have the same width, but a height that is half the height of the destination image.
| in1 | Output non-interlaced image. Should contain the even lines. |
| in2 | Input non-interlaced image. Should contain the odd lines. |
| destinationImage | Output interlaced image. |
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This function converts two non-interlaced images into one interlaced image.
The first input, in1, should contain the even lines, while the second input, in2, should contain the odd lines. Input images should have the same width, but a height that is half the height of the destination image.
| in1 | Output non-interlaced image. Should contain the even lines. |
| in2 | Input non-interlaced image. Should contain the odd lines. |
| destinationImage | Output interlaced image. |
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This function converts two non-interlaced images into one interlaced image.
The first input, in1, should contain the even lines, while the second input, in2, should contain the odd lines. Input images should have the same width, but a height that is half the height of the destination image.
| in1 | Output non-interlaced image. Should contain the even lines. |
| in2 | Input non-interlaced image. Should contain the odd lines. |
| destinationImage | Output interlaced image. |
|
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This function converts two non-interlaced images into one interlaced image.
The first input, in1, should contain the even lines, while the second input, in2, should contain the odd lines. Input images should have the same width, but a height that is half the height of the destination image.
| in1 | Output non-interlaced image. Should contain the even lines. |
| in2 | Input non-interlaced image. Should contain the odd lines. |
| destinationImage | Output interlaced image. |
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Computes a suitable threshold value for a histogram.
Remarks:
The "isodata" rule is used: if one computes the average gray level of pixels below the threshold and the average gray level of pixels above the threshold, the threshold lies exactly halfway between them. Optionally, the threshold selection can be restricted to a range of gray-level values.
It is possible that, in the automatic or relative thresholding modes, the computed threshold exceeds the dynamic range of the return type. In this case, the value is clipped to the maximum value that is representable in the return type.
| histogram | Pointer to a vector containing an image histogram. |
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Computes a suitable threshold value for a histogram.
Remarks:
The "isodata" rule is used: if one computes the average gray level of pixels below the threshold and the average gray level of pixels above the threshold, the threshold lies exactly halfway between them. Optionally, the threshold selection can be restricted to a range of gray-level values.
It is possible that, in the automatic or relative thresholding modes, the computed threshold exceeds the dynamic range of the return type. In this case, the value is clipped to the maximum value that is representable in the return type.
| histogram | Pointer to a vector containing an image histogram. |
| from_ | Lower bound of the useful gray-level interval (by default, 0). |
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Computes a suitable threshold value for a histogram.
Remarks:
The "isodata" rule is used: if one computes the average gray level of pixels below the threshold and the average gray level of pixels above the threshold, the threshold lies exactly halfway between them. Optionally, the threshold selection can be restricted to a range of gray-level values.
It is possible that, in the automatic or relative thresholding modes, the computed threshold exceeds the dynamic range of the return type. In this case, the value is clipped to the maximum value that is representable in the return type.
| histogram | Pointer to a vector containing an image histogram. |
| from_ | Lower bound of the useful gray-level interval (by default, 0). |
| to | Upper bound of the useful gray-level interval (by default, 255). |
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Computes a suitable threshold value for a histogram.
Remarks:
The "isodata" rule is used: if one computes the average gray level of pixels below the threshold and the average gray level of pixels above the threshold, the threshold lies exactly halfway between them. Optionally, the threshold selection can be restricted to a range of gray-level values.
Returns the threshold.
| histogram | Pointer to a vector containing an image histogram. |
|
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Computes a suitable threshold value for a histogram.
Remarks:
The "isodata" rule is used: if one computes the average gray level of pixels below the threshold and the average gray level of pixels above the threshold, the threshold lies exactly halfway between them. Optionally, the threshold selection can be restricted to a range of gray-level values.
Returns the threshold.
| histogram | Pointer to a vector containing an image histogram. |
| from_ | Lower bound of the useful gray-level interval (by default, 0). |
|
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Computes a suitable threshold value for a histogram.
Remarks:
The "isodata" rule is used: if one computes the average gray level of pixels below the threshold and the average gray level of pixels above the threshold, the threshold lies exactly halfway between them. Optionally, the threshold selection can be restricted to a range of gray-level values.
Returns the threshold.
| histogram | Pointer to a vector containing an image histogram. |
| from_ | Lower bound of the useful gray-level interval (by default, 0). |
| to | Upper bound of the useful gray-level interval (by default, 65535). |
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Applies a general affine transformation.
Remarks:
An affine transformation is an important class of linear 2D geometric transformations which maps variables (e.g. pixel intensity values located at position \((X_{Src}, Y_{Src})\) in an input image) into new variables (e.g. \((X_{Dst}, Y_{Dst})\) in an output image) by applying a linear combination of translation, rotation, scaling and/or shearing (i.e. non-uniform scaling in some directions) operations.
The parameters of this method are the coefficients of the affine equations below:
\[ \left\{ \begin{array}{ll} X_{Dst} = A_{xx}X_{Src} + A_{xy}Y_{Src} + A_x \cr Y_{Dst} = A_{yx}X_{Src} + A_{yy}Y_{Src} + A_y \end{array} \right. \]
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| Axx | See formula below. |
| Axy | See formula below. |
| Ax | See formula below. |
| Ayx | See formula below. |
| Ayy | See formula below. |
| Ay | See formula below. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
|
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Applies a general affine transformation.
Remarks:
An affine transformation is an important class of linear 2D geometric transformations which maps variables (e.g. pixel intensity values located at position \((X_{Src}, Y_{Src})\) in an input image) into new variables (e.g. \((X_{Dst}, Y_{Dst})\) in an output image) by applying a linear combination of translation, rotation, scaling and/or shearing (i.e. non-uniform scaling in some directions) operations.
The parameters of this method are the coefficients of the affine equations below:
\[ \left\{ \begin{array}{ll} X_{Dst} = A_{xx}X_{Src} + A_{xy}Y_{Src} + A_x \cr Y_{Dst} = A_{yx}X_{Src} + A_{yy}Y_{Src} + A_y \end{array} \right. \]
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| Axx | See formula below. |
| Axy | See formula below. |
| Ax | See formula below. |
| Ayx | See formula below. |
| Ayy | See formula below. |
| Ay | See formula below. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| interpolationBits | Number of bits of accuracy for interpolation. Allowed values are 0 (no interpolation, nearest neighbor), 4 (linear interpolation) or 8 (cubic interpolation). |
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Applies a general affine transformation.
Remarks:
An affine transformation is an important class of linear 2D geometric transformations which maps variables (e.g. pixel intensity values located at position \((X_{Src}, Y_{Src})\) in an input image) into new variables (e.g. \((X_{Dst}, Y_{Dst})\) in an output image) by applying a linear combination of translation, rotation, scaling and/or shearing (i.e. non-uniform scaling in some directions) operations.
The parameters of this method are the coefficients of the affine equations below:
\[ \left\{ \begin{array}{ll} X_{Dst} = A_{xx}X_{Src} + A_{xy}Y_{Src} + A_x \cr Y_{Dst} = A_{yx}X_{Src} + A_{yy}Y_{Src} + A_y \end{array} \right. \]
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| Axx | See formula below. |
| Axy | See formula below. |
| Ax | See formula below. |
| Ayx | See formula below. |
| Ayy | See formula below. |
| Ay | See formula below. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
|
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Applies a general affine transformation.
Remarks:
An affine transformation is an important class of linear 2D geometric transformations which maps variables (e.g. pixel intensity values located at position \((X_{Src}, Y_{Src})\) in an input image) into new variables (e.g. \((X_{Dst}, Y_{Dst})\) in an output image) by applying a linear combination of translation, rotation, scaling and/or shearing (i.e. non-uniform scaling in some directions) operations.
The parameters of this method are the coefficients of the affine equations below:
\[ \left\{ \begin{array}{ll} X_{Dst} = A_{xx}X_{Src} + A_{xy}Y_{Src} + A_x \cr Y_{Dst} = A_{yx}X_{Src} + A_{yy}Y_{Src} + A_y \end{array} \right. \]
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| Axx | See formula below. |
| Axy | See formula below. |
| Ax | See formula below. |
| Ayx | See formula below. |
| Ayy | See formula below. |
| Ay | See formula below. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| interpolationBits | Number of bits of accuracy for interpolation. Allowed values are 0 (no interpolation, nearest neighbor), 4 (linear interpolation) or 8 (cubic interpolation). |
|
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Applies a general affine transformation.
Remarks:
An affine transformation is an important class of linear 2D geometric transformations which maps variables (e.g. pixel intensity values located at position \((X_{Src}, Y_{Src})\) in an input image) into new variables (e.g. \((X_{Dst}, Y_{Dst})\) in an output image) by applying a linear combination of translation, rotation, scaling and/or shearing (i.e. non-uniform scaling in some directions) operations.
The parameters of this method are the coefficients of the affine equations below:
\[ \left\{ \begin{array}{ll} X_{Dst} = A_{xx}X_{Src} + A_{xy}Y_{Src} + A_x \cr Y_{Dst} = A_{yx}X_{Src} + A_{yy}Y_{Src} + A_y \end{array} \right. \]
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| Axx | See formula below. |
| Axy | See formula below. |
| Ax | See formula below. |
| Ayx | See formula below. |
| Ayy | See formula below. |
| Ay | See formula below. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
|
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Applies a general affine transformation.
Remarks:
An affine transformation is an important class of linear 2D geometric transformations which maps variables (e.g. pixel intensity values located at position \((X_{Src}, Y_{Src})\) in an input image) into new variables (e.g. \((X_{Dst}, Y_{Dst})\) in an output image) by applying a linear combination of translation, rotation, scaling and/or shearing (i.e. non-uniform scaling in some directions) operations.
The parameters of this method are the coefficients of the affine equations below:
\[ \left\{ \begin{array}{ll} X_{Dst} = A_{xx}X_{Src} + A_{xy}Y_{Src} + A_x \cr Y_{Dst} = A_{yx}X_{Src} + A_{yy}Y_{Src} + A_y \end{array} \right. \]
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| Axx | See formula below. |
| Axy | See formula below. |
| Ax | See formula below. |
| Ayx | See formula below. |
| Ayy | See formula below. |
| Ay | See formula below. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| interpolationBits | Number of bits of accuracy for interpolation. Allowed values are 0 (no interpolation, nearest neighbor), 4 (linear interpolation) or 8 (cubic interpolation). |
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Copies the pixel values from a vector or a constant to the pixels of a given line segment (arbitrarily oriented).
Remarks:
The line segment must be wholly contained within the image.
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| pixel | Constant color value. |
| X0 | Coordinates of the starting point of the segment. |
| Y0 | Coordinates of the starting point of the segment. |
| X1 | Coordinates of the ending point of the segment. |
| Y1 | Coordinates of the ending point of the segment. |
|
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Copies the pixel values from a vector or a constant to the pixels of a given line segment (arbitrarily oriented).
Remarks:
The line segment must be wholly contained within the image.
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| path | Pointer to the source vector. |
| X0 | Coordinates of the starting point of the segment. |
| Y0 | Coordinates of the starting point of the segment. |
| X1 | Coordinates of the ending point of the segment. |
| Y1 | Coordinates of the ending point of the segment. |
|
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Copies the pixel values from a vector or a constant to the pixels of a given line segment (arbitrarily oriented).
Remarks:
The line segment must be wholly contained within the image.
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| pixel | Constant color value. |
| X0 | Coordinates of the starting point of the segment. |
| Y0 | Coordinates of the starting point of the segment. |
| X1 | Coordinates of the ending point of the segment. |
| Y1 | Coordinates of the ending point of the segment. |
|
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Copies the pixel values from a vector or a constant to the pixels of a given line segment (arbitrarily oriented).
Remarks:
The line segment must be wholly contained within the image.
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| path | Pointer to the source vector. |
| X0 | Coordinates of the starting point of the segment. |
| Y0 | Coordinates of the starting point of the segment. |
| X1 | Coordinates of the ending point of the segment. |
| Y1 | Coordinates of the ending point of the segment. |
|
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Copies the pixel values from a vector or a constant to the pixels of a given line segment (arbitrarily oriented).
Remarks:
The line segment must be wholly contained within the image.
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| pixel | Constant color value. |
| X0 | Coordinates of the starting point of the segment. |
| Y0 | Coordinates of the starting point of the segment. |
| X1 | Coordinates of the ending point of the segment. |
| Y1 | Coordinates of the ending point of the segment. |
|
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Copies the pixel values from a vector or a constant to the pixels of a given line segment (arbitrarily oriented).
Remarks:
The line segment must be wholly contained within the image.
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| path | Pointer to the source vector. |
| X0 | Coordinates of the starting point of the segment. |
| Y0 | Coordinates of the starting point of the segment. |
| X1 | Coordinates of the ending point of the segment. |
| Y1 | Coordinates of the ending point of the segment. |
|
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Computes the average in a rectangular window centered on every pixel.
Remarks:
The window dimensions can be an arbitrary odd integer.
The running time of this function does not depend on the window size.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| halfWidth | Half of the window width minus one (in pixel). |
| halfHeight | Half of the window height minus one (in pixel). |
|
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Computes the average in a rectangular window centered on every pixel.
Remarks:
The window dimensions can be an arbitrary odd integer.
The running time of this function does not depend on the window size.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| halfWidth | Half of the window width minus one (in pixel). |
| halfHeight | Half of the window height minus one (in pixel). |
|
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Computes the average in a rectangular window centered on every pixel.
Remarks:
The window dimensions can be an arbitrary odd integer.
The running time of this function does not depend on the window size.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| halfWidth | Half of the window width minus one (in pixel). |
| halfHeight | Half of the window height minus one (in pixel). |
|
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Computes the average in a rectangular window centered on every pixel.
Remarks:
The window dimensions can be an arbitrary odd integer.
The running time of this function does not depend on the window size.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| halfWidth | Half of the window width minus one (in pixel). |
| halfHeight | Half of the window height minus one (in pixel). |
|
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Computes the average in a rectangular window centered on every pixel.
Remarks:
The window dimensions can be an arbitrary odd integer.
The running time of this function does not depend on the window size.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| halfWidth | Half of the window width minus one (in pixel). |
| halfHeight | Half of the window height minus one (in pixel). |
|
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Computes the average in a rectangular window centered on every pixel.
Remarks:
The window dimensions can be an arbitrary odd integer.
The running time of this function does not depend on the window size.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| halfWidth | Half of the window width minus one (in pixel). |
| halfHeight | Half of the window height minus one (in pixel). |
|
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Computes the standard deviation in a rectangular window centered on every pixel.
Remarks:
The window dimensions can be an arbitrary odd integer.
The running time of this function does not depend on the window size.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as the source image. |
| halfWidth | Half of the window width minus one. |
| halfHeight | Half of the window height minus one. |
|
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Computes the standard deviation in a rectangular window centered on every pixel.
Remarks:
The window dimensions can be an arbitrary odd integer.
The running time of this function does not depend on the window size.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as the source image. |
| halfWidth | Half of the window width minus one. |
| halfHeight | Half of the window height minus one. |
|
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Computes the standard deviation in a rectangular window centered on every pixel.
Remarks:
The window dimensions can be an arbitrary odd integer.
The running time of this function does not depend on the window size.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as the source image. |
| halfWidth | Half of the window width minus one. |
| halfHeight | Half of the window height minus one. |
|
static |
Computes the standard deviation in a rectangular window centered on every pixel.
Remarks:
The window dimensions can be an arbitrary odd integer.
The running time of this function does not depend on the window size.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as the source image. |
| halfWidth | Half of the window width minus one. |
| halfHeight | Half of the window height minus one. |
|
static |
Computes the standard deviation in a rectangular window centered on every pixel.
Remarks:
The window dimensions can be an arbitrary odd integer.
The running time of this function does not depend on the window size.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as the source image. |
| halfWidth | Half of the window width minus one. |
| halfHeight | Half of the window height minus one. |
|
static |
Computes the standard deviation in a rectangular window centered on every pixel.
Remarks:
The window dimensions can be an arbitrary odd integer.
The running time of this function does not depend on the window size.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as the source image. |
| halfWidth | Half of the window width minus one. |
| halfHeight | Half of the window height minus one. |
|
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Transforms the gray levels of an image, using a lookup table stored in a vector (of unsigned values).
Remarks:
A 16-bit image usually does not make use of its 16 bits. In most cases, only 10 or 12 bits are used. These bits are called significant bits. In the 16-bit information, significant bits can be left aligned, right aligned or not aligned at all. To indicate which are the significant bits, we have to tell how many bits are significant and the number of right padding bits (0 right padding bit means that significant bits are right aligned).
The number of significant bits is given by the number of Look Up table entries. For example a Lut of 1024 entries is used for an image of 10 significant bits (as 2^10^ = 1024).
The number of right padding bits is given by means of the numberOfScalingBits parameter. Leaving this parameter undefined indicates that the significant bits are left aligned on the word.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| lookupTable | Pointer to the lookup vector. |
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Transforms the gray levels of an image, using a lookup table stored in a vector (of unsigned values).
Remarks:
A 16-bit image usually does not make use of its 16 bits. In most cases, only 10 or 12 bits are used. These bits are called significant bits. In the 16-bit information, significant bits can be left aligned, right aligned or not aligned at all. To indicate which are the significant bits, we have to tell how many bits are significant and the number of right padding bits (0 right padding bit means that significant bits are right aligned).
The number of significant bits is given by the number of Look Up table entries. For example a Lut of 1024 entries is used for an image of 10 significant bits (as 2^10^ = 1024).
The number of right padding bits is given by means of the numberOfScalingBits parameter. Leaving this parameter undefined indicates that the significant bits are left aligned on the word.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| lookupTable | Pointer to the lookup vector. |
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Transforms the gray levels of an image, using a lookup table stored in a vector (of unsigned values).
Remarks:
A 16-bit image usually does not make use of its 16 bits. In most cases, only 10 or 12 bits are used. These bits are called significant bits. In the 16-bit information, significant bits can be left aligned, right aligned or not aligned at all. To indicate which are the significant bits, we have to tell how many bits are significant and the number of right padding bits (0 right padding bit means that significant bits are right aligned).
The number of significant bits is given by the number of Look Up table entries. For example a Lut of 1024 entries is used for an image of 10 significant bits (as 2^10^ = 1024).
The number of right padding bits is given by means of the numberOfScalingBits parameter. Leaving this parameter undefined indicates that the significant bits are left aligned on the word.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| lookupTable | Pointer to the lookup vector. |
| numberOfScalingBits | Number of scaling bits (or right padding bits). |
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Transforms the gray levels of an image, using a lookup table stored in a vector (of unsigned values).
Remarks:
A 16-bit image usually does not make use of its 16 bits. In most cases, only 10 or 12 bits are used. These bits are called significant bits. In the 16-bit information, significant bits can be left aligned, right aligned or not aligned at all. To indicate which are the significant bits, we have to tell how many bits are significant and the number of right padding bits (0 right padding bit means that significant bits are right aligned).
The number of significant bits is given by the number of Look Up table entries. For example a Lut of 1024 entries is used for an image of 10 significant bits (as 2^10^ = 1024).
The number of right padding bits is given by means of the numberOfScalingBits parameter. Leaving this parameter undefined indicates that the significant bits are left aligned on the word.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| lookupTable | Pointer to the lookup vector. |
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Determines the optimal shift amplitude by comparing two successive lines of the image.
Remarks:
These lines should be chosen such that they cross some edges or non-uniform areas.
When an image is interlaced, the two frames (even and odd lines) are not recorded at the same time. If there is movement in the scene, a visible artifact can result (the edges of objects exhibit a "comb" effect).
When the movement is uniform and horizontal (objects on a conveyor belt), one cure to this problem is to shift one of the frames horizontally with respect to the other frame (using eVision.EasyImage.RealignFrame). The amplitude of the shift can be estimated automatically.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| fixedRow | Index of the line used for comparison. Line fixedRow remains in place and is compared with line (fixedRow + 1), shifted by some amount. |
| minimumOffset | Minimum value of the allowed offset (positive to the right). |
| maximumOffset | Maximum value of the allowed offset (positive to the right). |
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Determines the optimal shift amplitude by comparing two successive lines of the image.
Remarks:
These lines should be chosen such that they cross some edges or non-uniform areas.
When an image is interlaced, the two frames (even and odd lines) are not recorded at the same time. If there is movement in the scene, a visible artifact can result (the edges of objects exhibit a "comb" effect).
When the movement is uniform and horizontal (objects on a conveyor belt), one cure to this problem is to shift one of the frames horizontally with respect to the other frame (using eVision.EasyImage.RealignFrame). The amplitude of the shift can be estimated automatically.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| fixedRow | Index of the line used for comparison. Line fixedRow remains in place and is compared with line (fixedRow + 1), shifted by some amount. |
| minimumOffset | Minimum value of the allowed offset (positive to the right). |
| maximumOffset | Maximum value of the allowed offset (positive to the right). |
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Determines the optimal shift amplitude by comparing two successive lines of the image.
Remarks:
These lines should be chosen such that they cross some edges or non-uniform areas.
When an image is interlaced, the two frames (even and odd lines) are not recorded at the same time. If there is movement in the scene, a visible artifact can result (the edges of objects exhibit a "comb" effect).
When the movement is uniform and horizontal (objects on a conveyor belt), one cure to this problem is to shift one of the frames horizontally with respect to the other frame (using eVision.EasyImage.RealignFrame). The amplitude of the shift can be estimated automatically.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| fixedRow | Index of the line used for comparison. Line fixedRow remains in place and is compared with line (fixedRow + 1), shifted by some amount. |
| minimumOffset | Minimum value of the allowed offset (positive to the right). |
| maximumOffset | Maximum value of the allowed offset (positive to the right). |
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Applies a median filter to an image (median of the gray values in a neighborhood).
Kernel may be of an arbitrary size.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as source image. |
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Applies a median filter to an image (median of the gray values in a neighborhood).
Kernel may be of an arbitrary size.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as source image. |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half width of the kernel minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
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Applies a median filter to an image (median of the gray values in a neighborhood).
Kernel may be of an arbitrary size.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as source image. |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half width of the kernel minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
| halfOfKernelHeight | Half height of the kernel minus one (by default, same as halfOfKernelWidth; 0 is allowed). |
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Applies a median filter to an image (median of the gray values in a neighborhood).
Kernel may be of an arbitrary size.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as source image. |
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Applies a median filter to an image (median of the gray values in a neighborhood).
Kernel may be of an arbitrary size.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as source image. |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half width of the kernel minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
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Applies a median filter to an image (median of the gray values in a neighborhood).
Kernel may be of an arbitrary size.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as source image. |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half width of the kernel minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
| halfOfKernelHeight | Half height of the kernel minus one (by default, same as halfOfKernelWidth; 0 is allowed). |
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Applies a median filter to an image (median of the gray values in a neighborhood).
Kernel may be of an arbitrary size.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as source image. |
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Applies a median filter to an image (median of the gray values in a neighborhood).
Kernel may be of an arbitrary size.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as source image. |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half width of the kernel minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
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Applies a median filter to an image (median of the gray values in a neighborhood).
Kernel may be of an arbitrary size.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as source image. |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half width of the kernel minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
| halfOfKernelHeight | Half height of the kernel minus one (by default, same as halfOfKernelWidth; 0 is allowed). |
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Applies a median filter to an image (median of the gray values in a neighborhood).
Kernel may be of an arbitrary size.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as source image. |
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Applies a median filter to an image (median of the gray values in a neighborhood).
Kernel may be of an arbitrary size.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as source image. |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half width of the kernel minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
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Applies a median filter to an image (median of the gray values in a neighborhood).
Kernel may be of an arbitrary size.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as source image. |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half width of the kernel minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
| halfOfKernelHeight | Half height of the kernel minus one (by default, same as halfOfKernelWidth; 0 is allowed). |
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Applies a median filter to an image (median of the gray values in a neighborhood).
Kernel may be of an arbitrary size.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as source image. |
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Applies a median filter to an image (median of the gray values in a neighborhood).
Kernel may be of an arbitrary size.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as source image. |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half width of the kernel minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
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Applies a median filter to an image (median of the gray values in a neighborhood).
Kernel may be of an arbitrary size.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as source image. |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half width of the kernel minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
| halfOfKernelHeight | Half height of the kernel minus one (by default, same as halfOfKernelWidth; 0 is allowed). |
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Applies a median filter to an image (median of the gray values in a neighborhood).
Kernel may be of an arbitrary size.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as source image. |
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Applies a median filter to an image (median of the gray values in a neighborhood).
Kernel may be of an arbitrary size.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as source image. |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half width of the kernel minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
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Applies a median filter to an image (median of the gray values in a neighborhood).
Kernel may be of an arbitrary size.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as source image. |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half width of the kernel minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
| halfOfKernelHeight | Half height of the kernel minus one (by default, same as halfOfKernelWidth; 0 is allowed). |
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Applies a median filter to an image (median of the gray values in a neighborhood).
Kernel may be of an arbitrary size.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as source image. |
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Applies a median filter to an image (median of the gray values in a neighborhood).
Kernel may be of an arbitrary size.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as source image. |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half width of the kernel minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
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Applies a median filter to an image (median of the gray values in a neighborhood).
Kernel may be of an arbitrary size.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as source image. |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half width of the kernel minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
| halfOfKernelHeight | Half height of the kernel minus one (by default, same as halfOfKernelWidth; 0 is allowed). |
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Applies a median filter to an image (median of the gray values in a neighborhood).
Kernel may be of an arbitrary size.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as source image. |
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Applies a median filter to an image (median of the gray values in a neighborhood).
Kernel may be of an arbitrary size.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as source image. |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half width of the kernel minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
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Applies a median filter to an image (median of the gray values in a neighborhood).
Kernel may be of an arbitrary size.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as source image. |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half width of the kernel minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
| halfOfKernelHeight | Half height of the kernel minus one (by default, same as halfOfKernelWidth; 0 is allowed). |
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Applies a median filter to an image (median of the gray values in a neighborhood).
Kernel may be of an arbitrary size.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as source image. |
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Applies a median filter to an image (median of the gray values in a neighborhood).
Kernel may be of an arbitrary size.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as source image. |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half width of the kernel minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
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Applies a median filter to an image (median of the gray values in a neighborhood).
Kernel may be of an arbitrary size.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as source image. |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half width of the kernel minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
| halfOfKernelHeight | Half height of the kernel minus one (by default, same as halfOfKernelWidth; 0 is allowed). |
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Prepares a lookup-table image for use for gradient magnitude computation.
Remarks:
The modulus of the gradient argument can be adjusted to avoid saturation. The method sets a lookup-table image for use with function eVision.EasyImage.GradientScalar, ready to compute the modulus of the gradient in the source image, i.e. its amplitude (as defined by the Euclidean norm). The argument will be returned as a value in range 0..255 suitable for storage in an eVision.EImageBW8 or as a value in range 0..65535 suitable for storage in an eVision.EImageBW16. A gain coefficient can be adjusted to avoid saturation (gain = 1 saturates gradient amplitudes larger than 255 in the eVision.EBW8 case and 65535 in the eVision.EBW16 case; gain = 1/Sqrt(2) never saturates).
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image. |
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Prepares a lookup-table image for use for gradient magnitude computation.
Remarks:
The modulus of the gradient argument can be adjusted to avoid saturation. The method sets a lookup-table image for use with function eVision.EasyImage.GradientScalar, ready to compute the modulus of the gradient in the source image, i.e. its amplitude (as defined by the Euclidean norm). The argument will be returned as a value in range 0..255 suitable for storage in an eVision.EImageBW8 or as a value in range 0..65535 suitable for storage in an eVision.EImageBW16. A gain coefficient can be adjusted to avoid saturation (gain = 1 saturates gradient amplitudes larger than 255 in the eVision.EBW8 case and 65535 in the eVision.EBW16 case; gain = 1/Sqrt(2) never saturates).
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image. |
| gain | Gain value to be applied to the modulus. 1 saturates; 1/Sqrt(2) does not. |
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Computes the morphological gradient of an image using a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:
The morphological gradient is the difference between the dilation and the erosion of the image, using the same structuring element. The kernel size is a pair of odd numbers; they must be halved before they are passed. For instance, a 3x5 kernel is passed as 1x2.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
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Computes the morphological gradient of an image using a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:
The morphological gradient is the difference between the dilation and the erosion of the image, using the same structuring element. The kernel size is a pair of odd numbers; they must be halved before they are passed. For instance, a 3x5 kernel is passed as 1x2.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
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Computes the morphological gradient of an image using a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:
The morphological gradient is the difference between the dilation and the erosion of the image, using the same structuring element. The kernel size is a pair of odd numbers; they must be halved before they are passed. For instance, a 3x5 kernel is passed as 1x2.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
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Computes the morphological gradient of an image using a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:
The morphological gradient is the difference between the dilation and the erosion of the image, using the same structuring element. The kernel size is a pair of odd numbers; they must be halved before they are passed. For instance, a 3x5 kernel is passed as 1x2.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
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Computes the morphological gradient of an image using a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:
The morphological gradient is the difference between the dilation and the erosion of the image, using the same structuring element. The kernel size is a pair of odd numbers; they must be halved before they are passed. For instance, a 3x5 kernel is passed as 1x2.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
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Computes the morphological gradient of an image using a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:
The morphological gradient is the difference between the dilation and the erosion of the image, using the same structuring element. The kernel size is a pair of odd numbers; they must be halved before they are passed. For instance, a 3x5 kernel is passed as 1x2.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
| halfOfKernelHeight | Half of the box height minus one (by default, same as halfOfKernelWidth; 0 is allowed). |
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Computes the morphological gradient of an image using a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:
The morphological gradient is the difference between the dilation and the erosion of the image, using the same structuring element. The kernel size is a pair of odd numbers; they must be halved before they are passed. For instance, a 3x5 kernel is passed as 1x2.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
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Computes the morphological gradient of an image using a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:
The morphological gradient is the difference between the dilation and the erosion of the image, using the same structuring element. The kernel size is a pair of odd numbers; they must be halved before they are passed. For instance, a 3x5 kernel is passed as 1x2.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
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Computes the morphological gradient of an image using a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:
The morphological gradient is the difference between the dilation and the erosion of the image, using the same structuring element. The kernel size is a pair of odd numbers; they must be halved before they are passed. For instance, a 3x5 kernel is passed as 1x2.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
| halfOfKernelHeight | Half of the box height minus one (by default, same as halfOfKernelWidth; 0 is allowed). |
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Computes the morphological gradient of an image using a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:
The morphological gradient is the difference between the dilation and the erosion of the image, using the same structuring element. The kernel size is a pair of odd numbers; they must be halved before they are passed. For instance, a 3x5 kernel is passed as 1x2.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
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Computes the morphological gradient of an image using a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:
The morphological gradient is the difference between the dilation and the erosion of the image, using the same structuring element. The kernel size is a pair of odd numbers; they must be halved before they are passed. For instance, a 3x5 kernel is passed as 1x2.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
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Computes the morphological gradient of an image using a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:
The morphological gradient is the difference between the dilation and the erosion of the image, using the same structuring element. The kernel size is a pair of odd numbers; they must be halved before they are passed. For instance, a 3x5 kernel is passed as 1x2.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
| halfOfKernelHeight | Half of the box height minus one (by default, same as halfOfKernelWidth; 0 is allowed). |
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Computes the morphological gradient of an image using a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:
The morphological gradient is the difference between the dilation and the erosion of the image, using the same structuring element. The kernel size is a pair of odd numbers; they must be halved before they are passed. For instance, a 3x5 kernel is passed as 1x2.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
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Computes the morphological gradient of an image using a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:
The morphological gradient is the difference between the dilation and the erosion of the image, using the same structuring element. The kernel size is a pair of odd numbers; they must be halved before they are passed. For instance, a 3x5 kernel is passed as 1x2.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
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Computes the morphological gradient of an image using a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:
The morphological gradient is the difference between the dilation and the erosion of the image, using the same structuring element. The kernel size is a pair of odd numbers; they must be halved before they are passed. For instance, a 3x5 kernel is passed as 1x2.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
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Computes the morphological gradient of an image using a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:
The morphological gradient is the difference between the dilation and the erosion of the image, using the same structuring element. The kernel size is a pair of odd numbers; they must be halved before they are passed. For instance, a 3x5 kernel is passed as 1x2.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
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Computes the morphological gradient of an image using a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:
The morphological gradient is the difference between the dilation and the erosion of the image, using the same structuring element. The kernel size is a pair of odd numbers; they must be halved before they are passed. For instance, a 3x5 kernel is passed as 1x2.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
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Computes the morphological gradient of an image using a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:
The morphological gradient is the difference between the dilation and the erosion of the image, using the same structuring element. The kernel size is a pair of odd numbers; they must be halved before they are passed. For instance, a 3x5 kernel is passed as 1x2.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
| halfOfKernelHeight | Half of the box height minus one (by default, same as halfOfKernelWidth; 0 is allowed). |
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Computes the morphological gradient of an image using a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:
The morphological gradient is the difference between the dilation and the erosion of the image, using the same structuring element. The kernel size is a pair of odd numbers; they must be halved before they are passed. For instance, a 3x5 kernel is passed as 1x2.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
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Computes the morphological gradient of an image using a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:
The morphological gradient is the difference between the dilation and the erosion of the image, using the same structuring element. The kernel size is a pair of odd numbers; they must be halved before they are passed. For instance, a 3x5 kernel is passed as 1x2.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
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Computes the morphological gradient of an image using a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:
The morphological gradient is the difference between the dilation and the erosion of the image, using the same structuring element. The kernel size is a pair of odd numbers; they must be halved before they are passed. For instance, a 3x5 kernel is passed as 1x2.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
| halfOfKernelHeight | Half of the box height minus one (by default, same as halfOfKernelWidth; 0 is allowed). |
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Computes the morphological gradient of an image using a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:
The morphological gradient is the difference between the dilation and the erosion of the image, using the same structuring element. The kernel size is a pair of odd numbers; they must be halved before they are passed. For instance, a 3x5 kernel is passed as 1x2.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
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Computes the morphological gradient of an image using a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:
The morphological gradient is the difference between the dilation and the erosion of the image, using the same structuring element. The kernel size is a pair of odd numbers; they must be halved before they are passed. For instance, a 3x5 kernel is passed as 1x2.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
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Computes the morphological gradient of an image using a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:
The morphological gradient is the difference between the dilation and the erosion of the image, using the same structuring element. The kernel size is a pair of odd numbers; they must be halved before they are passed. For instance, a 3x5 kernel is passed as 1x2.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
| halfOfKernelHeight | Half of the box height minus one (by default, same as halfOfKernelWidth; 0 is allowed). |
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Computes the morphological gradient of an image using a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:
The morphological gradient is the difference between the dilation and the erosion of the image, using the same structuring element. The kernel size is a pair of odd numbers; they must be halved before they are passed. For instance, a 3x5 kernel is passed as 1x2.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
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Computes the morphological gradient of an image using a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:
The morphological gradient is the difference between the dilation and the erosion of the image, using the same structuring element. The kernel size is a pair of odd numbers; they must be halved before they are passed. For instance, a 3x5 kernel is passed as 1x2.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
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Computes the morphological gradient of an image using a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:
The morphological gradient is the difference between the dilation and the erosion of the image, using the same structuring element. The kernel size is a pair of odd numbers; they must be halved before they are passed. For instance, a 3x5 kernel is passed as 1x2.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
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Computes the morphological gradient of an image using a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:
The morphological gradient is the difference between the dilation and the erosion of the image, using the same structuring element. The kernel size is a pair of odd numbers; they must be halved before they are passed. For instance, a 3x5 kernel is passed as 1x2.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
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Computes the morphological gradient of an image using a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:
The morphological gradient is the difference between the dilation and the erosion of the image, using the same structuring element. The kernel size is a pair of odd numbers; they must be halved before they are passed. For instance, a 3x5 kernel is passed as 1x2.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
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Computes the morphological gradient of an image using a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:
The morphological gradient is the difference between the dilation and the erosion of the image, using the same structuring element. The kernel size is a pair of odd numbers; they must be halved before they are passed. For instance, a 3x5 kernel is passed as 1x2.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
| halfOfKernelHeight | Half of the box height minus one (by default, same as halfOfKernelWidth; 0 is allowed). |
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Computes the morphological gradient of an image using a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:
The morphological gradient is the difference between the dilation and the erosion of the image, using the same structuring element. The kernel size is a pair of odd numbers; they must be halved before they are passed. For instance, a 3x5 kernel is passed as 1x2.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
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Computes the morphological gradient of an image using a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:
The morphological gradient is the difference between the dilation and the erosion of the image, using the same structuring element. The kernel size is a pair of odd numbers; they must be halved before they are passed. For instance, a 3x5 kernel is passed as 1x2.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
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Computes the morphological gradient of an image using a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:
The morphological gradient is the difference between the dilation and the erosion of the image, using the same structuring element. The kernel size is a pair of odd numbers; they must be halved before they are passed. For instance, a 3x5 kernel is passed as 1x2.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
| halfOfKernelHeight | Half of the box height minus one (by default, same as halfOfKernelWidth; 0 is allowed). |
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Computes the morphological gradient of an image using a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:
The morphological gradient is the difference between the dilation and the erosion of the image, using the same structuring element. The kernel size is a pair of odd numbers; they must be halved before they are passed. For instance, a 3x5 kernel is passed as 1x2.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
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Computes the morphological gradient of an image using a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:
The morphological gradient is the difference between the dilation and the erosion of the image, using the same structuring element. The kernel size is a pair of odd numbers; they must be halved before they are passed. For instance, a 3x5 kernel is passed as 1x2.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
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Computes the morphological gradient of an image using a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:
The morphological gradient is the difference between the dilation and the erosion of the image, using the same structuring element. The kernel size is a pair of odd numbers; they must be halved before they are passed. For instance, a 3x5 kernel is passed as 1x2.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
| halfOfKernelHeight | Half of the box height minus one (by default, same as halfOfKernelWidth; 0 is allowed). |
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Computes the morphological gradient of an image using a circular kernel.
Remarks:
The morphological gradient is the difference between the dilation and the erosion of the image, using the same structuring element.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
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Computes the morphological gradient of an image using a circular kernel.
Remarks:
The morphological gradient is the difference between the dilation and the erosion of the image, using the same structuring element.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
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Computes the morphological gradient of an image using a circular kernel.
Remarks:
The morphological gradient is the difference between the dilation and the erosion of the image, using the same structuring element.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
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Computes the morphological gradient of an image using a circular kernel.
Remarks:
The morphological gradient is the difference between the dilation and the erosion of the image, using the same structuring element.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
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Computes the morphological gradient of an image using a circular kernel.
Remarks:
The morphological gradient is the difference between the dilation and the erosion of the image, using the same structuring element.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half width of the kernel minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
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Computes the morphological gradient of an image using a circular kernel.
Remarks:
The morphological gradient is the difference between the dilation and the erosion of the image, using the same structuring element.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
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Computes the morphological gradient of an image using a circular kernel.
Remarks:
The morphological gradient is the difference between the dilation and the erosion of the image, using the same structuring element.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half width of the kernel minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
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Computes the morphological gradient of an image using a circular kernel.
Remarks:
The morphological gradient is the difference between the dilation and the erosion of the image, using the same structuring element.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
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Computes the morphological gradient of an image using a circular kernel.
Remarks:
The morphological gradient is the difference between the dilation and the erosion of the image, using the same structuring element.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half width of the kernel minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
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Computes the morphological gradient of an image using a circular kernel.
Remarks:
The morphological gradient is the difference between the dilation and the erosion of the image, using the same structuring element.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
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Computes the morphological gradient of an image using a circular kernel.
Remarks:
The morphological gradient is the difference between the dilation and the erosion of the image, using the same structuring element.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
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Computes the morphological gradient of an image using a circular kernel.
Remarks:
The morphological gradient is the difference between the dilation and the erosion of the image, using the same structuring element.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
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Computes the morphological gradient of an image using a circular kernel.
Remarks:
The morphological gradient is the difference between the dilation and the erosion of the image, using the same structuring element.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
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Computes the morphological gradient of an image using a circular kernel.
Remarks:
The morphological gradient is the difference between the dilation and the erosion of the image, using the same structuring element.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half width of the kernel minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
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Computes the morphological gradient of an image using a circular kernel.
Remarks:
The morphological gradient is the difference between the dilation and the erosion of the image, using the same structuring element.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
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Computes the morphological gradient of an image using a circular kernel.
Remarks:
The morphological gradient is the difference between the dilation and the erosion of the image, using the same structuring element.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half width of the kernel minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
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Computes the morphological gradient of an image using a circular kernel.
Remarks:
The morphological gradient is the difference between the dilation and the erosion of the image, using the same structuring element.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
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Computes the morphological gradient of an image using a circular kernel.
Remarks:
The morphological gradient is the difference between the dilation and the erosion of the image, using the same structuring element.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half width of the kernel minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
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Computes the morphological gradient of an image using a circular kernel.
Remarks:
The morphological gradient is the difference between the dilation and the erosion of the image, using the same structuring element.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
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Computes the morphological gradient of an image using a circular kernel.
Remarks:
The morphological gradient is the difference between the dilation and the erosion of the image, using the same structuring element.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
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Computes the morphological gradient of an image using a circular kernel.
Remarks:
The morphological gradient is the difference between the dilation and the erosion of the image, using the same structuring element.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
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Computes the morphological gradient of an image using a circular kernel.
Remarks:
The morphological gradient is the difference between the dilation and the erosion of the image, using the same structuring element.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
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Computes the morphological gradient of an image using a circular kernel.
Remarks:
The morphological gradient is the difference between the dilation and the erosion of the image, using the same structuring element.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half width of the kernel minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
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Computes the morphological gradient of an image using a circular kernel.
Remarks:
The morphological gradient is the difference between the dilation and the erosion of the image, using the same structuring element.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
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Computes the morphological gradient of an image using a circular kernel.
Remarks:
The morphological gradient is the difference between the dilation and the erosion of the image, using the same structuring element.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half width of the kernel minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
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Computes the morphological gradient of an image using a circular kernel.
Remarks:
The morphological gradient is the difference between the dilation and the erosion of the image, using the same structuring element.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
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Computes the morphological gradient of an image using a circular kernel.
Remarks:
The morphological gradient is the difference between the dilation and the erosion of the image, using the same structuring element.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half width of the kernel minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
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Normalizes an image, i.e.
applies a linear transform to the gray levels so that their average and standard deviation are imposed.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| imposedAverage | Imposed average. |
| imposedStandardDeviation | Imposed standard deviation. |
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Normalizes an image, i.e.
applies a linear transform to the gray levels so that their average and standard deviation are imposed.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| imposedAverage | Imposed average. |
| imposedStandardDeviation | Imposed standard deviation. |
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Transforms an image, applying a gain and offset to all pixels.
Remarks:
The gain should remain close to 1, and allows contrast adjustment of the image.
The offset can be positive or negative, and allows to adjust the image intensity. The resulting values are always saturated to range [0..255].
For color images, the separate gain and offset values are specified as triple of values stored in a eVision.EColor. The default values leave the image unchanged.
Internally, the computations are achieved through fixed-point arithmetic with 5 bits of precision for the fractional part. This can result in loss of precision with small gains.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| Offset | Constant offset. By default (argument omitted) 0, i.e. no change. |
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Performs an opening on an image (erosion followed by dilation) on a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:

Rectangular kernel of half width = 3 and half height = 2
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
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Performs an opening on an image (erosion followed by dilation) on a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:

Rectangular kernel of half width = 3 and half height = 2
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
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Performs an opening on an image (erosion followed by dilation) on a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:

Rectangular kernel of half width = 3 and half height = 2
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
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Performs an opening on an image (erosion followed by dilation) on a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:

Rectangular kernel of half width = 3 and half height = 2
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
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Performs an opening on an image (erosion followed by dilation) on a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:

Rectangular kernel of half width = 3 and half height = 2
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one, as shown on the picture below (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
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Performs an opening on an image (erosion followed by dilation) on a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:

Rectangular kernel of half width = 3 and half height = 2
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one, as shown on the picture below (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
| halfOfKernelHeight | Half of the box height minus one, as shown on the picture below (by default, same as halfOfKernelWidth; 0 is allowed). |
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Performs an opening on an image (erosion followed by dilation) on a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:

Rectangular kernel of half width = 3 and half height = 2
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
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Performs an opening on an image (erosion followed by dilation) on a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:

Rectangular kernel of half width = 3 and half height = 2
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one, as shown on the picture below (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
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Performs an opening on an image (erosion followed by dilation) on a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:

Rectangular kernel of half width = 3 and half height = 2
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one, as shown on the picture below (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
| halfOfKernelHeight | Half of the box height minus one, as shown on the picture below (by default, same as halfOfKernelWidth; 0 is allowed). |
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Performs an opening on an image (erosion followed by dilation) on a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:

Rectangular kernel of half width = 3 and half height = 2
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
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Performs an opening on an image (erosion followed by dilation) on a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:

Rectangular kernel of half width = 3 and half height = 2
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one, as shown on the picture below (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
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Performs an opening on an image (erosion followed by dilation) on a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:

Rectangular kernel of half width = 3 and half height = 2
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one, as shown on the picture below (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
| halfOfKernelHeight | Half of the box height minus one, as shown on the picture below (by default, same as halfOfKernelWidth; 0 is allowed). |
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Performs an opening on an image (erosion followed by dilation) on a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:

Rectangular kernel of half width = 3 and half height = 2
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
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Performs an opening on an image (erosion followed by dilation) on a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:

Rectangular kernel of half width = 3 and half height = 2
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
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static |
Performs an opening on an image (erosion followed by dilation) on a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:

Rectangular kernel of half width = 3 and half height = 2
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
|
static |
Performs an opening on an image (erosion followed by dilation) on a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:

Rectangular kernel of half width = 3 and half height = 2
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
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static |
Performs an opening on an image (erosion followed by dilation) on a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:

Rectangular kernel of half width = 3 and half height = 2
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one, as shown on the picture below (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
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static |
Performs an opening on an image (erosion followed by dilation) on a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:

Rectangular kernel of half width = 3 and half height = 2
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one, as shown on the picture below (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
| halfOfKernelHeight | Half of the box height minus one, as shown on the picture below (by default, same as halfOfKernelWidth; 0 is allowed). |
|
static |
Performs an opening on an image (erosion followed by dilation) on a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:

Rectangular kernel of half width = 3 and half height = 2
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Performs an opening on an image (erosion followed by dilation) on a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:

Rectangular kernel of half width = 3 and half height = 2
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one, as shown on the picture below (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
|
static |
Performs an opening on an image (erosion followed by dilation) on a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:

Rectangular kernel of half width = 3 and half height = 2
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one, as shown on the picture below (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
| halfOfKernelHeight | Half of the box height minus one, as shown on the picture below (by default, same as halfOfKernelWidth; 0 is allowed). |
|
static |
Performs an opening on an image (erosion followed by dilation) on a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:

Rectangular kernel of half width = 3 and half height = 2
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Performs an opening on an image (erosion followed by dilation) on a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:

Rectangular kernel of half width = 3 and half height = 2
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one, as shown on the picture below (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
|
static |
Performs an opening on an image (erosion followed by dilation) on a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:

Rectangular kernel of half width = 3 and half height = 2
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one, as shown on the picture below (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
| halfOfKernelHeight | Half of the box height minus one, as shown on the picture below (by default, same as halfOfKernelWidth; 0 is allowed). |
|
static |
Performs an opening on an image (erosion followed by dilation) on a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:

Rectangular kernel of half width = 3 and half height = 2
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
|
static |
Performs an opening on an image (erosion followed by dilation) on a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:

Rectangular kernel of half width = 3 and half height = 2
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
|
static |
Performs an opening on an image (erosion followed by dilation) on a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:

Rectangular kernel of half width = 3 and half height = 2
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
|
static |
Performs an opening on an image (erosion followed by dilation) on a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:

Rectangular kernel of half width = 3 and half height = 2
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Performs an opening on an image (erosion followed by dilation) on a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:

Rectangular kernel of half width = 3 and half height = 2
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one, as shown on the picture below (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
|
static |
Performs an opening on an image (erosion followed by dilation) on a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:

Rectangular kernel of half width = 3 and half height = 2
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one, as shown on the picture below (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
| halfOfKernelHeight | Half of the box height minus one, as shown on the picture below (by default, same as halfOfKernelWidth; 0 is allowed). |
|
static |
Performs an opening on an image (erosion followed by dilation) on a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:

Rectangular kernel of half width = 3 and half height = 2
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Performs an opening on an image (erosion followed by dilation) on a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:

Rectangular kernel of half width = 3 and half height = 2
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one, as shown on the picture below (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
|
static |
Performs an opening on an image (erosion followed by dilation) on a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:

Rectangular kernel of half width = 3 and half height = 2
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one, as shown on the picture below (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
| halfOfKernelHeight | Half of the box height minus one, as shown on the picture below (by default, same as halfOfKernelWidth; 0 is allowed). |
|
static |
Performs an opening on an image (erosion followed by dilation) on a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:

Rectangular kernel of half width = 3 and half height = 2
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Performs an opening on an image (erosion followed by dilation) on a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:

Rectangular kernel of half width = 3 and half height = 2
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one, as shown on the picture below (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
|
static |
Performs an opening on an image (erosion followed by dilation) on a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:

Rectangular kernel of half width = 3 and half height = 2
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one, as shown on the picture below (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
| halfOfKernelHeight | Half of the box height minus one, as shown on the picture below (by default, same as halfOfKernelWidth; 0 is allowed). |
|
static |
Performs an opening on an image (erosion followed by dilation) on a circular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
|
static |
Performs an opening on an image (erosion followed by dilation) on a circular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
|
static |
Performs an opening on an image (erosion followed by dilation) on a circular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
|
static |
Performs an opening on an image (erosion followed by dilation) on a circular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Performs an opening on an image (erosion followed by dilation) on a circular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half width of the kernel minus one, as shown on the picture below (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
|
static |
Performs an opening on an image (erosion followed by dilation) on a circular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Performs an opening on an image (erosion followed by dilation) on a circular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half width of the kernel minus one, as shown on the picture below (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
|
static |
Performs an opening on an image (erosion followed by dilation) on a circular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Performs an opening on an image (erosion followed by dilation) on a circular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half width of the kernel minus one, as shown on the picture below (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
|
static |
Performs an opening on an image (erosion followed by dilation) on a circular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
|
static |
Performs an opening on an image (erosion followed by dilation) on a circular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
|
static |
Performs an opening on an image (erosion followed by dilation) on a circular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
|
static |
Performs an opening on an image (erosion followed by dilation) on a circular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Performs an opening on an image (erosion followed by dilation) on a circular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half width of the kernel minus one, as shown on the picture below (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
|
static |
Performs an opening on an image (erosion followed by dilation) on a circular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Performs an opening on an image (erosion followed by dilation) on a circular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half width of the kernel minus one, as shown on the picture below (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
|
static |
Performs an opening on an image (erosion followed by dilation) on a circular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Performs an opening on an image (erosion followed by dilation) on a circular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half width of the kernel minus one, as shown on the picture below (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
|
static |
Performs an opening on an image (erosion followed by dilation) on a circular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
|
static |
Performs an opening on an image (erosion followed by dilation) on a circular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
|
static |
Performs an opening on an image (erosion followed by dilation) on a circular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
|
static |
Performs an opening on an image (erosion followed by dilation) on a circular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Performs an opening on an image (erosion followed by dilation) on a circular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half width of the kernel minus one, as shown on the picture below (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
|
static |
Performs an opening on an image (erosion followed by dilation) on a circular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Performs an opening on an image (erosion followed by dilation) on a circular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half width of the kernel minus one, as shown on the picture below (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
|
static |
Performs an opening on an image (erosion followed by dilation) on a circular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
|
static |
Performs an opening on an image (erosion followed by dilation) on a circular kernel.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. If NULL (default), this operation is destructive (i.e. applied to the source image). |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half width of the kernel minus one, as shown on the picture below (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
|
static |
Applies the desired arithmetic or logic pixel-wise operator between two images or constants.
Remarks:
The source and destination images may be the same.
When the source operands are two color images/constants, the components are combined pair-wise. The result is a color image.
When the source operands are a color image and a gray-level image, each color component is combined with the gray-level component. The result is a color image.
| operation | Arithmetic or logic operator, as defined by eVision.EArithmeticLogicOperation. |
| constant | Gray-level or color constant. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
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static |
Applies the desired arithmetic or logic pixel-wise operator between two images or constants.
Remarks:
The source and destination images may be the same.
When the source operands are two color images/constants, the components are combined pair-wise. The result is a color image.
When the source operands are a color image and a gray-level image, each color component is combined with the gray-level component. The result is a color image.
| operation | Arithmetic or logic operator, as defined by eVision.EArithmeticLogicOperation. |
| constant | Gray-level or color constant. |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the second source image/ROI (right operand). |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
|
static |
Applies the desired arithmetic or logic pixel-wise operator between two images or constants.
Remarks:
The source and destination images may be the same.
When the source operands are two color images/constants, the components are combined pair-wise. The result is a color image.
When the source operands are a color image and a gray-level image, each color component is combined with the gray-level component. The result is a color image.
License(s): EasyImage
| operation | Arithmetic or logic operator, as defined by eVision.EArithmeticLogicOperation. |
| constant | Gray-level or color constant. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
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static |
Applies the desired arithmetic or logic pixel-wise operator between two images or constants.
Remarks:
The source and destination images may be the same.
When the source operands are two color images/constants, the components are combined pair-wise. The result is a color image.
When the source operands are a color image and a gray-level image, each color component is combined with the gray-level component. The result is a color image.
| operation | Arithmetic or logic operator, as defined by eVision.EArithmeticLogicOperation. |
| constant | Gray-level or color constant. |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the second source image/ROI (right operand). |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
|
static |
Applies the desired arithmetic or logic pixel-wise operator between two images or constants.
Remarks:
The source and destination images may be the same.
When the source operands are two color images/constants, the components are combined pair-wise. The result is a color image.
When the source operands are a color image and a gray-level image, each color component is combined with the gray-level component. The result is a color image.
| operation | Arithmetic or logic operator, as defined by eVision.EArithmeticLogicOperation. |
| constant | Gray-level or color constant. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
|
static |
Applies the desired arithmetic or logic pixel-wise operator between two images or constants.
Remarks:
The source and destination images may be the same.
When the source operands are two color images/constants, the components are combined pair-wise. The result is a color image.
When the source operands are a color image and a gray-level image, each color component is combined with the gray-level component. The result is a color image.
| operation | Arithmetic or logic operator, as defined by eVision.EArithmeticLogicOperation. |
| constant | Gray-level or color constant. |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the second source image/ROI (right operand). |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
|
static |
Applies the desired arithmetic or logic pixel-wise operator between two images or constants.
Remarks:
The source and destination images may be the same.
When the source operands are two color images/constants, the components are combined pair-wise. The result is a color image.
When the source operands are a color image and a gray-level image, each color component is combined with the gray-level component. The result is a color image.
| operation | Arithmetic or logic operator, as defined by eVision.EArithmeticLogicOperation. |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the second source image/ROI (right operand). |
| constant | Gray-level or color constant. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
|
static |
Applies the desired arithmetic or logic pixel-wise operator between two images or constants.
Remarks:
The source and destination images may be the same.
When the source operands are two color images/constants, the components are combined pair-wise. The result is a color image.
When the source operands are a color image and a gray-level image, each color component is combined with the gray-level component. The result is a color image.
| operation | Arithmetic or logic operator, as defined by eVision.EArithmeticLogicOperation. |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the second source image/ROI (right operand). |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
|
static |
Applies the desired arithmetic or logic pixel-wise operator between two images or constants.
Remarks:
The source and destination images may be the same.
When the source operands are two color images/constants, the components are combined pair-wise. The result is a color image.
When the source operands are a color image and a gray-level image, each color component is combined with the gray-level component. The result is a color image.
| operation | Arithmetic or logic operator, as defined by eVision.EArithmeticLogicOperation. |
| sourceImage0 | Pointer to the first source image/ROI (left operand). |
| sourceImage1 | Pointer to the second source image/ROI (right operand). |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
|
static |
Applies the desired arithmetic or logic pixel-wise operator between two images or constants.
Remarks:
The source and destination images may be the same.
When the source operands are two color images/constants, the components are combined pair-wise. The result is a color image.
When the source operands are a color image and a gray-level image, each color component is combined with the gray-level component. The result is a color image.
| operation | Arithmetic or logic operator, as defined by eVision.EArithmeticLogicOperation. |
| sourceImage0 | Pointer to the first source image/ROI (left operand). |
| sourceImage1 | Pointer to the second source image/ROI (right operand). |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
|
static |
Applies the desired arithmetic or logic pixel-wise operator between two images or constants.
Remarks:
The source and destination images may be the same.
When the source operands are two color images/constants, the components are combined pair-wise. The result is a color image.
When the source operands are a color image and a gray-level image, each color component is combined with the gray-level component. The result is a color image.
| operation | Arithmetic or logic operator, as defined by eVision.EArithmeticLogicOperation. |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the second source image/ROI (right operand). |
| constant | Gray-level or color constant. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
|
static |
Applies the desired arithmetic or logic pixel-wise operator between two images or constants.
Remarks:
The source and destination images may be the same.
When the source operands are two color images/constants, the components are combined pair-wise. The result is a color image.
When the source operands are a color image and a gray-level image, each color component is combined with the gray-level component. The result is a color image.
| operation | Arithmetic or logic operator, as defined by eVision.EArithmeticLogicOperation. |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the second source image/ROI (right operand). |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
|
static |
Applies the desired arithmetic or logic pixel-wise operator between two images or constants.
Remarks:
The source and destination images may be the same.
When the source operands are two color images/constants, the components are combined pair-wise. The result is a color image.
When the source operands are a color image and a gray-level image, each color component is combined with the gray-level component. The result is a color image.
| operation | Arithmetic or logic operator, as defined by eVision.EArithmeticLogicOperation. |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the second source image/ROI (right operand). |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
|
static |
Applies the desired arithmetic or logic pixel-wise operator between two images or constants.
Remarks:
The source and destination images may be the same.
When the source operands are two color images/constants, the components are combined pair-wise. The result is a color image.
When the source operands are a color image and a gray-level image, each color component is combined with the gray-level component. The result is a color image.
| operation | Arithmetic or logic operator, as defined by eVision.EArithmeticLogicOperation. |
| sourceImage0 | Pointer to the first source image/ROI (left operand). |
| sourceImage1 | Pointer to the second source image/ROI (right operand). |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
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Applies the desired arithmetic or logic pixel-wise operator between two images or constants.
Remarks:
The source and destination images may be the same.
When the source operands are two color images/constants, the components are combined pair-wise. The result is a color image.
When the source operands are a color image and a gray-level image, each color component is combined with the gray-level component. The result is a color image.
| operation | Arithmetic or logic operator, as defined by eVision.EArithmeticLogicOperation. |
| sourceImage0 | Pointer to the first source image/ROI (left operand). |
| sourceImage1 | Pointer to the second source image/ROI (right operand). |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
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Applies the desired arithmetic or logic pixel-wise operator between two images or constants.
Remarks:
The source and destination images may be the same.
When the source operands are two color images/constants, the components are combined pair-wise. The result is a color image.
When the source operands are a color image and a gray-level image, each color component is combined with the gray-level component. The result is a color image.
| operation | Arithmetic or logic operator, as defined by eVision.EArithmeticLogicOperation. |
| sourceImage0 | Pointer to the first source image/ROI (left operand). |
| sourceImage1 | Pointer to the second source image/ROI (right operand). |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
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Applies the desired arithmetic or logic pixel-wise operator between two images or constants.
Remarks:
The source and destination images may be the same.
When the source operands are two color images/constants, the components are combined pair-wise. The result is a color image.
When the source operands are a color image and a gray-level image, each color component is combined with the gray-level component. The result is a color image.
| operation | Arithmetic or logic operator, as defined by eVision.EArithmeticLogicOperation. |
| sourceImage0 | Pointer to the first source image/ROI (left operand). |
| sourceImage1 | Pointer to the second source image/ROI (right operand). |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
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Applies the desired arithmetic or logic pixel-wise operator between two images or constants.
Remarks:
The source and destination images may be the same.
When the source operands are two color images/constants, the components are combined pair-wise. The result is a color image.
When the source operands are a color image and a gray-level image, each color component is combined with the gray-level component. The result is a color image.
| operation | Arithmetic or logic operator, as defined by eVision.EArithmeticLogicOperation. |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the second source image/ROI (right operand). |
| constant | Gray-level or color constant. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
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Applies the desired arithmetic or logic pixel-wise operator between two images or constants.
Remarks:
The source and destination images may be the same.
When the source operands are two color images/constants, the components are combined pair-wise. The result is a color image.
When the source operands are a color image and a gray-level image, each color component is combined with the gray-level component. The result is a color image.
| operation | Arithmetic or logic operator, as defined by eVision.EArithmeticLogicOperation. |
| sourceImage | Pointer to the second source image/ROI (right operand). |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
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Applies the desired arithmetic or logic pixel-wise operator between two images or constants.
Remarks:
The source and destination images may be the same.
When the source operands are two color images/constants, the components are combined pair-wise. The result is a color image.
When the source operands are a color image and a gray-level image, each color component is combined with the gray-level component. The result is a color image.
| operation | Arithmetic or logic operator, as defined by eVision.EArithmeticLogicOperation. |
| sourceImage0 | Pointer to the first source image/ROI (left operand). |
| sourceImage1 | Pointer to the second source image/ROI (right operand). |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
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Applies the desired arithmetic or logic pixel-wise operator between two images or constants.
Remarks:
The source and destination images may be the same.
When the source operands are two color images/constants, the components are combined pair-wise. The result is a color image.
When the source operands are a color image and a gray-level image, each color component is combined with the gray-level component. The result is a color image.
| operation | Arithmetic or logic operator, as defined by eVision.EArithmeticLogicOperation. |
| sourceImage0 | Pointer to the first source image/ROI (left operand). |
| sourceImage1 | Pointer to the second source image/ROI (right operand). |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
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Overlays a grayscale image on the top of a color image at a given position.
sourceImage will be copied to destinationImage and then overlay will be overlaid on destinationImage. sourceImage and overlay images need to be initialized. There are no constraints on dimensions: destinationImage will have the same dimension as sourceImage's even if overlay is larger than sourceImage. overlay will be pasted onto destinationImage, which means the pixel value of overlay will replace the value in destinationImage except if the pixel to replace in destinationImage is equal to referenceValue.
| overlay | Image that will be overlaid on top of destination image. |
| sourceImage | Image that will be copied to destination image. |
| destinationImage | Destination image which is modified using the overlay and source image. |
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Overlays a grayscale image on the top of a color image at a given position.
sourceImage will be copied to destinationImage and then overlay will be overlaid on destinationImage. sourceImage and overlay images need to be initialized. There are no constraints on dimensions: destinationImage will have the same dimension as sourceImage's even if overlay is larger than sourceImage. overlay will be pasted onto destinationImage, which means the pixel value of overlay will replace the value in destinationImage except if the pixel to replace in destinationImage is equal to referenceValue.
| overlay | Image that will be overlaid on top of destination image. |
| sourceImage | Image that will be copied to destination image. |
| destinationImage | Destination image which is modified using the overlay and source image. |
| panX | Horizontal panning value expressed in pixels. By default, no panning occurs. |
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Overlays a grayscale image on the top of a color image at a given position.
sourceImage will be copied to destinationImage and then overlay will be overlaid on destinationImage. sourceImage and overlay images need to be initialized. There are no constraints on dimensions: destinationImage will have the same dimension as sourceImage's even if overlay is larger than sourceImage. overlay will be pasted onto destinationImage, which means the pixel value of overlay will replace the value in destinationImage except if the pixel to replace in destinationImage is equal to referenceValue.
| overlay | Image that will be overlaid on top of destination image. |
| sourceImage | Image that will be copied to destination image. |
| destinationImage | Destination image which is modified using the overlay and source image. |
| panX | Horizontal panning value expressed in pixels. By default, no panning occurs. |
| panY | Vertical panning value expressed in pixels. By default, no panning occurs. |
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Overlays a grayscale image on the top of a color image at a given position.
sourceImage will be copied to destinationImage and then overlay will be overlaid on destinationImage. sourceImage and overlay images need to be initialized. There are no constraints on dimensions: destinationImage will have the same dimension as sourceImage's even if overlay is larger than sourceImage. overlay will be pasted onto destinationImage, which means the pixel value of overlay will replace the value in destinationImage except if the pixel to replace in destinationImage is equal to referenceValue.
| overlay | Image that will be overlaid on top of destination image. |
| sourceImage | Image that will be copied to destination image. |
| destinationImage | Destination image which is modified using the overlay and source image. |
| panX | Horizontal panning value expressed in pixels. By default, no panning occurs. |
| panY | Vertical panning value expressed in pixels. By default, no panning occurs. |
| referenceValue | Reference color. By default, it's black. |
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Overlays an image on the top of a color image at a given position.
sourceImage will be overlaid on destinationImage. Both images need to be initialized. There are no constraints on dimensions: destinationImage conserves its dimension even if source image is larger. However, mask should be same dimension as sourceImage. All pixel values of the destinationImage that overlaps with the sourceImage (taking into account the offset expressed by panX and panY) will be replaced by the pixel values of sourceImage except if the corresponding pixel value of mask is null.
| sourceImage | Overlay image which is pasted on top. |
| mask | Binary image defining whether to change the value of destinationImage. |
| destinationImage | Destination image which is modified using the overlay. |
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Overlays an image on the top of a color image at a given position.
sourceImage will be overlaid on destinationImage. Both images need to be initialized. There are no constraints on dimensions: destinationImage conserves its dimension even if source image is larger. However, mask should be same dimension as sourceImage. All pixel values of the destinationImage that overlaps with the sourceImage (taking into account the offset expressed by panX and panY) will be replaced by the pixel values of sourceImage except if the corresponding pixel value of mask is null.
| sourceImage | Overlay image which is pasted on top. |
| mask | Binary image defining whether to change the value of destinationImage. |
| destinationImage | Destination image which is modified using the overlay. |
| panX | Horizontal panning value expressed in pixels. By default, no panning occurs. |
|
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Overlays an image on the top of a color image at a given position.
sourceImage will be overlaid on destinationImage. Both images need to be initialized. There are no constraints on dimensions: destinationImage conserves its dimension even if source image is larger. However, mask should be same dimension as sourceImage. All pixel values of the destinationImage that overlaps with the sourceImage (taking into account the offset expressed by panX and panY) will be replaced by the pixel values of sourceImage except if the corresponding pixel value of mask is null.
| sourceImage | Overlay image which is pasted on top. |
| mask | Binary image defining whether to change the value of destinationImage. |
| destinationImage | Destination image which is modified using the overlay. |
| panX | Horizontal panning value expressed in pixels. By default, no panning occurs. |
| panY | Vertical panning value expressed in pixels. By default, no panning occurs. |
|
static |
Overlays an image on the top of a color image at a given position.
sourceImage will be overlaid on destinationImage. Both images need to be initialized. There are no constraints on dimensions: destinationImage conserves its dimension even if sourceImage is larger. All pixel values of the destinationImage that overlaps with the sourceImage (taking into account the offset expressed by panX and panY) will be replaced by the pixel values of sourceImage except if the pixel value of sourceImage equals referenceValue.
| sourceImage | Overlay image which is pasted on top. |
| destinationImage | Destination image which is modified using the overlay. |
|
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Overlays an image on the top of a color image at a given position.
sourceImage will be overlaid on destinationImage. Both images need to be initialized. There are no constraints on dimensions: destinationImage conserves its dimension even if sourceImage is larger. All pixel values of the destinationImage that overlaps with the sourceImage (taking into account the offset expressed by panX and panY) will be replaced by the pixel values of sourceImage except if the pixel value of sourceImage equals referenceValue.
| sourceImage | Overlay image which is pasted on top. |
| destinationImage | Destination image which is modified using the overlay. |
| panX | Horizontal panning value expressed in pixels. By default, no panning occurs. |
|
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Overlays an image on the top of a color image at a given position.
sourceImage will be overlaid on destinationImage. Both images need to be initialized. There are no constraints on dimensions: destinationImage conserves its dimension even if sourceImage is larger. All pixel values of the destinationImage that overlaps with the sourceImage (taking into account the offset expressed by panX and panY) will be replaced by the pixel values of sourceImage except if the pixel value of sourceImage equals referenceValue.
| sourceImage | Overlay image which is pasted on top. |
| destinationImage | Destination image which is modified using the overlay. |
| panX | Horizontal panning value expressed in pixels. By default, no panning occurs. |
| panY | Vertical panning value expressed in pixels. By default, no panning occurs. |
|
static |
Overlays an image on the top of a color image at a given position.
sourceImage will be overlaid on destinationImage. Both images need to be initialized. There are no constraints on dimensions: destinationImage conserves its dimension even if sourceImage is larger. All pixel values of the destinationImage that overlaps with the sourceImage (taking into account the offset expressed by panX and panY) will be replaced by the pixel values of sourceImage except if the pixel value of sourceImage equals referenceValue.
| sourceImage | Overlay image which is pasted on top. |
| destinationImage | Destination image which is modified using the overlay. |
| panX | Horizontal panning value expressed in pixels. By default, no panning occurs. |
| panY | Vertical panning value expressed in pixels. By default, no panning occurs. |
| referenceValue | Reference color. By default, it's black. |
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Given a path described by coordinates in a path vector, copies the pixel values from the path vector to the corresponding image pixels.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| path | Pointer to the destination vector. |
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Given a path described by coordinates in a path vector, copies the pixel values from the path vector to the corresponding image pixels.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| path | Pointer to the destination vector. |
|
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Given a path described by coordinates in a path vector, copies the pixel values from the path vector to the corresponding image pixels.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| path | Pointer to the destination vector. |
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Counts the number of pixels differing between two images.
| sourceImage0 | Pointer to the first source image/ROI. |
| region | Optional reference to a region to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| sourceImage1 | Pointer to the second source image/ROI. |
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Counts the number of pixels differing between two images.
| sourceImage0 | Pointer to the first source image/ROI. |
| region | Optional reference to a region to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. |
| sourceImage1 | Pointer to the second source image/ROI. |
|
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Counts the number of pixels differing between two images.
| sourceImage0 | Pointer to the first source image/ROI. |
| sourceImage1 | Pointer to the second source image/ROI. |
|
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Counts the number of pixels differing between two images.
| sourceImage0 | Pointer to the first source image/ROI. |
| sourceImage1 | Pointer to the second source image/ROI. |
| mask | Pointer to a mask to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. Note: the mask must have the same size as the source image. |
|
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Counts the number of pixels differing between two images.
| sourceImage0 | Pointer to the first source image/ROI. |
| region | Optional reference to a region to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| sourceImage1 | Pointer to the second source image/ROI. |
|
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Counts the number of pixels differing between two images.
| sourceImage0 | Pointer to the first source image/ROI. |
| region | Optional reference to a region to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. |
| sourceImage1 | Pointer to the second source image/ROI. |
|
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Counts the number of pixels differing between two images.
| sourceImage0 | Pointer to the first source image/ROI. |
| sourceImage1 | Pointer to the second source image/ROI. |
|
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Counts the number of pixels differing between two images.
| sourceImage0 | Pointer to the first source image/ROI. |
| sourceImage1 | Pointer to the second source image/ROI. |
| mask | Pointer to a mask to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. Note: the mask must have the same size as the source image. |
|
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Counts the number of pixels differing between two images.
| sourceImage0 | Pointer to the first source image/ROI. |
| region | Optional reference to a region to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| sourceImage1 | Pointer to the second source image/ROI. |
|
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Counts the number of pixels differing between two images.
| sourceImage0 | Pointer to the first source image/ROI. |
| region | Optional reference to a region to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. |
| sourceImage1 | Pointer to the second source image/ROI. |
|
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Counts the number of pixels differing between two images.
| sourceImage0 | Pointer to the first source image/ROI. |
| sourceImage1 | Pointer to the second source image/ROI. |
|
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Counts the number of pixels differing between two images.
| sourceImage0 | Pointer to the first source image/ROI. |
| sourceImage1 | Pointer to the second source image/ROI. |
| mask | Pointer to a mask to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. Note: the mask must have the same size as the source image. |
|
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Computes the maximum gray-level value in an image.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| maximumValue | Reference to the maximum value. |
|
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Computes the maximum gray-level value in an image.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Optional reference to a region to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. |
| maximumValue | Reference to the maximum value. |
|
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Computes the maximum gray-level value in an image.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Optional reference to a region to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| maximumValue | Reference to the maximum value. |
|
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Computes the maximum gray-level value in an image.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| mask | Pointer to a mask to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. Note: the mask must have the same size as the source image. |
| maximumValue | Reference to the maximum value. |
|
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Computes the maximum gray-level value in an image.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| maximumValue | Reference to the maximum value. |
|
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Computes the maximum gray-level value in an image.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Optional reference to a region to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. |
| maximumValue | Reference to the maximum value. |
|
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Computes the maximum gray-level value in an image.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Optional reference to a region to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| maximumValue | Reference to the maximum value. |
|
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Computes the maximum gray-level value in an image.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| mask | Pointer to a mask to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. Note: the mask must have the same size as the source image. |
| maximumValue | Reference to the maximum value. |
|
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Computes the maximum gray-level value in an image.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| maximumValue | Reference to the maximum value. |
|
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Computes the maximum gray-level value in an image.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| maximumValue | Reference to the maximum value. |
|
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Computes the minimum gray-level value in an image.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| minimumValue | Reference to the minimum value. |
|
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Computes the minimum gray-level value in an image.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| minimumValue | Reference to the minimum value. |
|
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Computes the minimum gray-level value in an image.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| minimumValue | Reference to the minimum value. |
|
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Computes the minimum gray-level value in an image.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| mask | Pointer to a mask to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. Note: the mask must have the same size as the source image. |
| minimumValue | Reference to the minimum value. |
|
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Computes the minimum gray-level value in an image.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| minimumValue | Reference to the minimum value. |
|
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Computes the minimum gray-level value in an image.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| minimumValue | Reference to the minimum value. |
|
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Computes the minimum gray-level value in an image.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| minimumValue | Reference to the minimum value. |
|
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Computes the minimum gray-level value in an image.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| mask | Pointer to a mask to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. Note: the mask must have the same size as the source image. |
| minimumValue | Reference to the minimum value. |
|
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Computes the minimum gray-level value in an image.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| minimumValue | Reference to the minimum value. |
|
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Computes the minimum gray-level value in an image.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| minimumValue | Reference to the minimum value. |
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Computes the first derivative of a profile extracted from a gray-level image.
Remarks:
Taking the derivative transforms transitions (edges) into peaks.
| sourceVector | Pointer to the source vector. |
| destinationVector | Pointer to the destination vector. |
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Computes the first derivative of a profile extracted from a gray-level image.
Remarks:
Taking the derivative transforms transitions (edges) into peaks.
| sourceVector | Pointer to the source vector. |
| destinationVector | Pointer to the destination vector. |
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Projects an image horizontally onto a column.
Remarks:
Pixel gray/color levels are added when projecting into an eVision.EBW32Vector. When projecting into an eVision.EBW8Vector/eVision.EBW16Vector/eVision.EC24Vector, pixel values are averaged, instead.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationVector | Pointer to the destination vector. |
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Projects an image horizontally onto a column.
Remarks:
Pixel gray/color levels are added when projecting into an eVision.EBW32Vector. When projecting into an eVision.EBW8Vector/eVision.EBW16Vector/eVision.EC24Vector, pixel values are averaged, instead.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationVector | Pointer to the destination vector. |
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Projects an image horizontally onto a column.
Remarks:
Pixel gray/color levels are added when projecting into an eVision.EBW32Vector. When projecting into an eVision.EBW8Vector/eVision.EBW16Vector/eVision.EC24Vector, pixel values are averaged, instead.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| mask | Pointer to a mask to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. Note: the mask must have the same size as the source image. |
| destinationVector | Pointer to the destination vector. |
|
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Projects an image horizontally onto a column.
Remarks:
Pixel gray/color levels are added when projecting into an eVision.EBW32Vector. When projecting into an eVision.EBW8Vector/eVision.EBW16Vector/eVision.EC24Vector, pixel values are averaged, instead.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| mask | Pointer to a mask to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. Note: the mask must have the same size as the source image. |
| destinationVector | Pointer to the destination vector. |
|
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Projects an image horizontally onto a column.
Remarks:
Pixel gray/color levels are added when projecting into an eVision.EBW32Vector. When projecting into an eVision.EBW8Vector/eVision.EBW16Vector/eVision.EC24Vector, pixel values are averaged, instead.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationVector | Pointer to the destination vector. |
|
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Projects an image horizontally onto a column.
Remarks:
Pixel gray/color levels are added when projecting into an eVision.EBW32Vector. When projecting into an eVision.EBW8Vector/eVision.EBW16Vector/eVision.EC24Vector, pixel values are averaged, instead.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationVector | Pointer to the destination vector. |
|
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Projects an image horizontally onto a column.
Remarks:
Pixel gray/color levels are added when projecting into an eVision.EBW32Vector. When projecting into an eVision.EBW8Vector/eVision.EBW16Vector/eVision.EC24Vector, pixel values are averaged, instead.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| mask | Pointer to a mask to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. Note: the mask must have the same size as the source image. |
| destinationVector | Pointer to the destination vector. |
|
static |
Projects an image horizontally onto a column.
Remarks:
Pixel gray/color levels are added when projecting into an eVision.EBW32Vector. When projecting into an eVision.EBW8Vector/eVision.EBW16Vector/eVision.EC24Vector, pixel values are averaged, instead.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| mask | Pointer to a mask to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. Note: the mask must have the same size as the source image. |
| destinationVector | Pointer to the destination vector. |
|
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Projects an image horizontally onto a column.
Remarks:
Pixel gray/color levels are added when projecting into an eVision.EBW32Vector. When projecting into an eVision.EBW8Vector/eVision.EBW16Vector/eVision.EC24Vector, pixel values are averaged, instead.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationVector | Pointer to the destination vector. |
|
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Projects an image horizontally onto a column.
Remarks:
Pixel gray/color levels are added when projecting into an eVision.EBW32Vector. When projecting into an eVision.EBW8Vector/eVision.EBW16Vector/eVision.EC24Vector, pixel values are averaged, instead.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| mask | Pointer to a mask to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. Note: the mask must have the same size as the source image. |
| destinationVector | Pointer to the destination vector. |
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Projects an image vertically onto a row.
Remarks:
Pixel gray/color levels are added when projecting into an eVision.EBW32Vector. When projecting into an eVision.EBW8Vector/eVision.EBW16Vector/eVision.EC24Vector, pixel values are averaged, instead.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationVector | Pointer to the destination vector. |
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Projects an image vertically onto a row.
Remarks:
Pixel gray/color levels are added when projecting into an eVision.EBW32Vector. When projecting into an eVision.EBW8Vector/eVision.EBW16Vector/eVision.EC24Vector, pixel values are averaged, instead.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationVector | Pointer to the destination vector. |
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Projects an image vertically onto a row.
Remarks:
Pixel gray/color levels are added when projecting into an eVision.EBW32Vector. When projecting into an eVision.EBW8Vector/eVision.EBW16Vector/eVision.EC24Vector, pixel values are averaged, instead.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| mask | Pointer to a mask to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. Note: the mask must have the same size as the source image. |
| destinationVector | Pointer to the destination vector. |
|
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Projects an image vertically onto a row.
Remarks:
Pixel gray/color levels are added when projecting into an eVision.EBW32Vector. When projecting into an eVision.EBW8Vector/eVision.EBW16Vector/eVision.EC24Vector, pixel values are averaged, instead.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| mask | Pointer to a mask to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. Note: the mask must have the same size as the source image. |
| destinationVector | Pointer to the destination vector. |
|
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Projects an image vertically onto a row.
Remarks:
Pixel gray/color levels are added when projecting into an eVision.EBW32Vector. When projecting into an eVision.EBW8Vector/eVision.EBW16Vector/eVision.EC24Vector, pixel values are averaged, instead.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationVector | Pointer to the destination vector. |
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Projects an image vertically onto a row.
Remarks:
Pixel gray/color levels are added when projecting into an eVision.EBW32Vector. When projecting into an eVision.EBW8Vector/eVision.EBW16Vector/eVision.EC24Vector, pixel values are averaged, instead.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationVector | Pointer to the destination vector. |
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Projects an image vertically onto a row.
Remarks:
Pixel gray/color levels are added when projecting into an eVision.EBW32Vector. When projecting into an eVision.EBW8Vector/eVision.EBW16Vector/eVision.EC24Vector, pixel values are averaged, instead.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| mask | Pointer to a mask to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. Note: the mask must have the same size as the source image. |
| destinationVector | Pointer to the destination vector. |
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Projects an image vertically onto a row.
Remarks:
Pixel gray/color levels are added when projecting into an eVision.EBW32Vector. When projecting into an eVision.EBW8Vector/eVision.EBW16Vector/eVision.EC24Vector, pixel values are averaged, instead.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| mask | Pointer to a mask to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. Note: the mask must have the same size as the source image. |
| destinationVector | Pointer to the destination vector. |
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Projects an image vertically onto a row.
Remarks:
Pixel gray/color levels are added when projecting into an eVision.EBW32Vector. When projecting into an eVision.EBW8Vector/eVision.EBW16Vector/eVision.EC24Vector, pixel values are averaged, instead.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationVector | Pointer to the destination vector. |
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Projects an image vertically onto a row.
Remarks:
Pixel gray/color levels are added when projecting into an eVision.EBW32Vector. When projecting into an eVision.EBW8Vector/eVision.EBW16Vector/eVision.EC24Vector, pixel values are averaged, instead.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| mask | Pointer to a mask to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. Note: the mask must have the same size as the source image. |
| destinationVector | Pointer to the destination vector. |
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Shifts one frame of the image horizontally.
Remarks:
The same image should be used as source and destination. If the destination image differs from the source image, only the shifted rows are copied. To use a different destination image, the source image must be copied first in the destination image object.
When an image is interlaced, the two frames (even and odd lines) are not recorded at the same time. If there is movement in the scene, a visible artifact can result (the edges of objects exhibit a "comb" effect).
When the movement is uniform and horizontal (objects on a conveyor belt), one cure to this problem is to shift one of the frames horizontally with respect to the other frame. The amplitude of the shift can be estimated automatically (using eVision.EasyImage.MatchFrames).
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| offset | Indicates the number of pixels by which to shift (positive to the right). |
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Shifts one frame of the image horizontally.
Remarks:
The same image should be used as source and destination. If the destination image differs from the source image, only the shifted rows are copied. To use a different destination image, the source image must be copied first in the destination image object.
When an image is interlaced, the two frames (even and odd lines) are not recorded at the same time. If there is movement in the scene, a visible artifact can result (the edges of objects exhibit a "comb" effect).
When the movement is uniform and horizontal (objects on a conveyor belt), one cure to this problem is to shift one of the frames horizontally with respect to the other frame. The amplitude of the shift can be estimated automatically (using eVision.EasyImage.MatchFrames).
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| offset | Indicates the number of pixels by which to shift (positive to the right). |
| fixedRow | Specifies which frame remains unchanged (the frame made up of all lines of the same parity as fixedRow; by default, fixedRow = 0). |
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Shifts one frame of the image horizontally.
Remarks:
The same image should be used as source and destination. If the destination image differs from the source image, only the shifted rows are copied. To use a different destination image, the source image must be copied first in the destination image object.
When an image is interlaced, the two frames (even and odd lines) are not recorded at the same time. If there is movement in the scene, a visible artifact can result (the edges of objects exhibit a "comb" effect).
When the movement is uniform and horizontal (objects on a conveyor belt), one cure to this problem is to shift one of the frames horizontally with respect to the other frame. The amplitude of the shift can be estimated automatically (using eVision.EasyImage.MatchFrames).
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| offset | Indicates the number of pixels by which to shift (positive to the right). |
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Shifts one frame of the image horizontally.
Remarks:
The same image should be used as source and destination. If the destination image differs from the source image, only the shifted rows are copied. To use a different destination image, the source image must be copied first in the destination image object.
When an image is interlaced, the two frames (even and odd lines) are not recorded at the same time. If there is movement in the scene, a visible artifact can result (the edges of objects exhibit a "comb" effect).
When the movement is uniform and horizontal (objects on a conveyor belt), one cure to this problem is to shift one of the frames horizontally with respect to the other frame. The amplitude of the shift can be estimated automatically (using eVision.EasyImage.MatchFrames).
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| offset | Indicates the number of pixels by which to shift (positive to the right). |
| fixedRow | Specifies which frame remains unchanged (the frame made up of all lines of the same parity as fixedRow; by default, fixedRow = 0). |
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static |
Shifts one frame of the image horizontally.
Remarks:
The same image should be used as source and destination. If the destination image differs from the source image, only the shifted rows are copied. To use a different destination image, the source image must be copied first in the destination image object.
When an image is interlaced, the two frames (even and odd lines) are not recorded at the same time. If there is movement in the scene, a visible artifact can result (the edges of objects exhibit a "comb" effect).
When the movement is uniform and horizontal (objects on a conveyor belt), one cure to this problem is to shift one of the frames horizontally with respect to the other frame. The amplitude of the shift can be estimated automatically (using eVision.EasyImage.MatchFrames).
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| offset | Indicates the number of pixels by which to shift (positive to the right). |
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static |
Shifts one frame of the image horizontally.
Remarks:
The same image should be used as source and destination. If the destination image differs from the source image, only the shifted rows are copied. To use a different destination image, the source image must be copied first in the destination image object.
When an image is interlaced, the two frames (even and odd lines) are not recorded at the same time. If there is movement in the scene, a visible artifact can result (the edges of objects exhibit a "comb" effect).
When the movement is uniform and horizontal (objects on a conveyor belt), one cure to this problem is to shift one of the frames horizontally with respect to the other frame. The amplitude of the shift can be estimated automatically (using eVision.EasyImage.MatchFrames).
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| offset | Indicates the number of pixels by which to shift (positive to the right). |
| fixedRow | Specifies which frame remains unchanged (the frame made up of all lines of the same parity as fixedRow; by default, fixedRow = 0). |
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Rebuilds one frame of the image by interpolation between the lines of the other frame.
Remarks:
The same image should be used as source and destination. If the destination image differs from the source image, only the shifted rows are copied. To use a different destination image, the source image must be copied first in the destination image object. When an image is interlaced, the two frames (even and odd lines) are not recorded at the same time. If there is movement in the scene, a visible artifact can result (the edges of objects exhibit a "comb" effect). One cure to this problem is to replace one of the frames by linearly interpolating between the lines of the other frame.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
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Rebuilds one frame of the image by interpolation between the lines of the other frame.
Remarks:
The same image should be used as source and destination. If the destination image differs from the source image, only the shifted rows are copied. To use a different destination image, the source image must be copied first in the destination image object. When an image is interlaced, the two frames (even and odd lines) are not recorded at the same time. If there is movement in the scene, a visible artifact can result (the edges of objects exhibit a "comb" effect). One cure to this problem is to replace one of the frames by linearly interpolating between the lines of the other frame.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| fixedRow | Specifies which frame remains unchanged (the frame made up of all lines of the same parity as fixedRow; by default, fixedRow = 0). |
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Rebuilds one frame of the image by interpolation between the lines of the other frame.
Remarks:
The same image should be used as source and destination. If the destination image differs from the source image, only the shifted rows are copied. To use a different destination image, the source image must be copied first in the destination image object. When an image is interlaced, the two frames (even and odd lines) are not recorded at the same time. If there is movement in the scene, a visible artifact can result (the edges of objects exhibit a "comb" effect). One cure to this problem is to replace one of the frames by linearly interpolating between the lines of the other frame.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
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Rebuilds one frame of the image by interpolation between the lines of the other frame.
Remarks:
The same image should be used as source and destination. If the destination image differs from the source image, only the shifted rows are copied. To use a different destination image, the source image must be copied first in the destination image object. When an image is interlaced, the two frames (even and odd lines) are not recorded at the same time. If there is movement in the scene, a visible artifact can result (the edges of objects exhibit a "comb" effect). One cure to this problem is to replace one of the frames by linearly interpolating between the lines of the other frame.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| fixedRow | Specifies which frame remains unchanged (the frame made up of all lines of the same parity as fixedRow; by default, fixedRow = 0). |
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Rebuilds one frame of the image by interpolation between the lines of the other frame.
Remarks:
The same image should be used as source and destination. If the destination image differs from the source image, only the shifted rows are copied. To use a different destination image, the source image must be copied first in the destination image object. When an image is interlaced, the two frames (even and odd lines) are not recorded at the same time. If there is movement in the scene, a visible artifact can result (the edges of objects exhibit a "comb" effect). One cure to this problem is to replace one of the frames by linearly interpolating between the lines of the other frame.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
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static |
Rebuilds one frame of the image by interpolation between the lines of the other frame.
Remarks:
The same image should be used as source and destination. If the destination image differs from the source image, only the shifted rows are copied. To use a different destination image, the source image must be copied first in the destination image object. When an image is interlaced, the two frames (even and odd lines) are not recorded at the same time. If there is movement in the scene, a visible artifact can result (the edges of objects exhibit a "comb" effect). One cure to this problem is to replace one of the frames by linearly interpolating between the lines of the other frame.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| fixedRow | Specifies which frame remains unchanged (the frame made up of all lines of the same parity as fixedRow; by default, fixedRow = 0). |
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Applies stronger noise reduction to small variations and conversely.
Remarks:
Recursive averaging is a well known process for noise reduction by temporal integration. The principle is to continuously update a noise-free image by blending it, using a linear combination, with the raw, noisy, live image stream.
Algorithmically, this amounts to apply the following recurrence: where a is a mixture coefficient. The value of this coefficient can be adjusted so that a prescribed noise reduction ratio is achieved. This procedure is effective when applied to still images, but generates a trailing effect on moving objects because of the transient behavior of the filter. The larger the noise reduction ratio, the heavier the trailing effect. To work around this, a non-linearity can be introduced in the blending process: small gray-level values variations between successive images are usually caused by noise, while large variations correspond to changes in the signal itself (camera displacement or object movements). The method uses this observation and applies stronger noise reduction to small variations and conversely. This way, noise is better reduced in still areas and trailing is avoided in moving areas.
For optimal performance, the non-linearity must be pre-computed once for all using function eVision.EasyImage.SetRecursiveAverageLUT.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| store | Pointer to a 16-bit work image. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| lookupTable | Pointer to the LUT vector generated by a call to eVision.EasyImage.SetRecursiveAverageLUT. |
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Registers an image by realigning one, two or three pivot points to reference positions.
Remarks:
Out-of-image-bounds pixels are black.
Registration is the process of realigning two misaligned images so that point-to-point comparisons are possible. The simplest way to achieve this is to accurately locate features in both images (landmarks or pivots), using pattern matching, point measurement or whatever other technique, and realign one of the images so that the landmarks are superimposed.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. May not be the same as the source image. |
| sourceImagePivot0X | First pivot point abscissa in the source image. |
| sourceImagePivot0Y | First pivot point ordinate in the source image. |
| destinationImagePivot0X | First pivot point abscissa in the destination image. |
| destinationImagePivot0Y | First pivot point ordinate in the destination image. |
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Registers an image by realigning one, two or three pivot points to reference positions.
Remarks:
Out-of-image-bounds pixels are black.
Registration is the process of realigning two misaligned images so that point-to-point comparisons are possible. The simplest way to achieve this is to accurately locate features in both images (landmarks or pivots), using pattern matching, point measurement or whatever other technique, and realign one of the images so that the landmarks are superimposed.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. May not be the same as the source image. |
| sourceImagePivot0X | First pivot point abscissa in the source image. |
| sourceImagePivot0Y | First pivot point ordinate in the source image. |
| destinationImagePivot0X | First pivot point abscissa in the destination image. |
| destinationImagePivot0Y | First pivot point ordinate in the destination image. |
| interpolationBits | Number of bits of accuracy for interpolation. Allowed values are 0 (no interpolation, nearest neighbor), 4 (linear interpolation) or 8 (cubic interpolation). |
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Registers an image by realigning one, two or three pivot points to reference positions.
Remarks:
Out-of-image-bounds pixels are black.
Registration is the process of realigning two misaligned images so that point-to-point comparisons are possible. The simplest way to achieve this is to accurately locate features in both images (landmarks or pivots), using pattern matching, point measurement or whatever other technique, and realign one of the images so that the landmarks are superimposed.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. May not be the same as the source image. |
| sourceImagePivot0X | First pivot point abscissa in the source image. |
| sourceImagePivot0Y | First pivot point ordinate in the source image. |
| sourceImagePivot1X | Second pivot point abscissa in the source image. |
| sourceImagePivot1Y | Second pivot point ordinate in the source image. |
| destinationImagePivot0X | First pivot point abscissa in the destination image. |
| destinationImagePivot0Y | First pivot point ordinate in the destination image. |
| destinationImagePivot1X | Second pivot point abscissa in the destination image. |
| destinationImagePivot1Y | Second pivot point ordinate in the destination image. |
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Registers an image by realigning one, two or three pivot points to reference positions.
Remarks:
Out-of-image-bounds pixels are black.
Registration is the process of realigning two misaligned images so that point-to-point comparisons are possible. The simplest way to achieve this is to accurately locate features in both images (landmarks or pivots), using pattern matching, point measurement or whatever other technique, and realign one of the images so that the landmarks are superimposed.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. May not be the same as the source image. |
| sourceImagePivot0X | First pivot point abscissa in the source image. |
| sourceImagePivot0Y | First pivot point ordinate in the source image. |
| sourceImagePivot1X | Second pivot point abscissa in the source image. |
| sourceImagePivot1Y | Second pivot point ordinate in the source image. |
| destinationImagePivot0X | First pivot point abscissa in the destination image. |
| destinationImagePivot0Y | First pivot point ordinate in the destination image. |
| destinationImagePivot1X | Second pivot point abscissa in the destination image. |
| destinationImagePivot1Y | Second pivot point ordinate in the destination image. |
| interpolationBits | Number of bits of accuracy for interpolation. Allowed values are 0 (no interpolation, nearest neighbor), 4 (linear interpolation) or 8 (cubic interpolation). |
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Registers an image by realigning one, two or three pivot points to reference positions.
Remarks:
Out-of-image-bounds pixels are black.
Registration is the process of realigning two misaligned images so that point-to-point comparisons are possible. The simplest way to achieve this is to accurately locate features in both images (landmarks or pivots), using pattern matching, point measurement or whatever other technique, and realign one of the images so that the landmarks are superimposed.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. May not be the same as the source image. |
| sourceImagePivot0X | First pivot point abscissa in the source image. |
| sourceImagePivot0Y | First pivot point ordinate in the source image. |
| sourceImagePivot1X | Second pivot point abscissa in the source image. |
| sourceImagePivot1Y | Second pivot point ordinate in the source image. |
| destinationImagePivot0X | First pivot point abscissa in the destination image. |
| destinationImagePivot0Y | First pivot point ordinate in the destination image. |
| destinationImagePivot1X | Second pivot point abscissa in the destination image. |
| destinationImagePivot1Y | Second pivot point ordinate in the destination image. |
| interpolationBits | Number of bits of accuracy for interpolation. Allowed values are 0 (no interpolation, nearest neighbor), 4 (linear interpolation) or 8 (cubic interpolation). |
| resize | true if scaling is allowed. |
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Registers an image by realigning one, two or three pivot points to reference positions.
Remarks:
Out-of-image-bounds pixels are black.
Registration is the process of realigning two misaligned images so that point-to-point comparisons are possible. The simplest way to achieve this is to accurately locate features in both images (landmarks or pivots), using pattern matching, point measurement or whatever other technique, and realign one of the images so that the landmarks are superimposed.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. May not be the same as the source image. |
| sourceImagePivot0X | First pivot point abscissa in the source image. |
| sourceImagePivot0Y | First pivot point ordinate in the source image. |
| sourceImagePivot1X | Second pivot point abscissa in the source image. |
| sourceImagePivot1Y | Second pivot point ordinate in the source image. |
| sourceImagePivot2X | Third pivot point abscissa in the source image. |
| sourceImagePivot2Y | Third pivot point ordinate in the source image. |
| destinationImagePivot0X | First pivot point abscissa in the destination image. |
| destinationImagePivot0Y | First pivot point ordinate in the destination image. |
| destinationImagePivot1X | Second pivot point abscissa in the destination image. |
| destinationImagePivot1Y | Second pivot point ordinate in the destination image. |
| destinationImagePivot2X | Third pivot point abscissa in the destination image. |
| destinationImagePivot2Y | Third pivot point ordinate in the destination image. |
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Registers an image by realigning one, two or three pivot points to reference positions.
Remarks:
Out-of-image-bounds pixels are black.
Registration is the process of realigning two misaligned images so that point-to-point comparisons are possible. The simplest way to achieve this is to accurately locate features in both images (landmarks or pivots), using pattern matching, point measurement or whatever other technique, and realign one of the images so that the landmarks are superimposed.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. May not be the same as the source image. |
| sourceImagePivot0X | First pivot point abscissa in the source image. |
| sourceImagePivot0Y | First pivot point ordinate in the source image. |
| sourceImagePivot1X | Second pivot point abscissa in the source image. |
| sourceImagePivot1Y | Second pivot point ordinate in the source image. |
| sourceImagePivot2X | Third pivot point abscissa in the source image. |
| sourceImagePivot2Y | Third pivot point ordinate in the source image. |
| destinationImagePivot0X | First pivot point abscissa in the destination image. |
| destinationImagePivot0Y | First pivot point ordinate in the destination image. |
| destinationImagePivot1X | Second pivot point abscissa in the destination image. |
| destinationImagePivot1Y | Second pivot point ordinate in the destination image. |
| destinationImagePivot2X | Third pivot point abscissa in the destination image. |
| destinationImagePivot2Y | Third pivot point ordinate in the destination image. |
| interpolationBits | Number of bits of accuracy for interpolation. Allowed values are 0 (no interpolation, nearest neighbor), 4 (linear interpolation) or 8 (cubic interpolation). |
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Registers an image by realigning one, two or three pivot points to reference positions.
Remarks:
Out-of-image-bounds pixels are black.
Registration is the process of realigning two misaligned images so that point-to-point comparisons are possible. The simplest way to achieve this is to accurately locate features in both images (landmarks or pivots), using pattern matching, point measurement or whatever other technique, and realign one of the images so that the landmarks are superimposed.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. May not be the same as the source image. |
| sourceImagePivot0X | First pivot point abscissa in the source image. |
| sourceImagePivot0Y | First pivot point ordinate in the source image. |
| destinationImagePivot0X | First pivot point abscissa in the destination image. |
| destinationImagePivot0Y | First pivot point ordinate in the destination image. |
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Registers an image by realigning one, two or three pivot points to reference positions.
Remarks:
Out-of-image-bounds pixels are black.
Registration is the process of realigning two misaligned images so that point-to-point comparisons are possible. The simplest way to achieve this is to accurately locate features in both images (landmarks or pivots), using pattern matching, point measurement or whatever other technique, and realign one of the images so that the landmarks are superimposed.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. May not be the same as the source image. |
| sourceImagePivot0X | First pivot point abscissa in the source image. |
| sourceImagePivot0Y | First pivot point ordinate in the source image. |
| destinationImagePivot0X | First pivot point abscissa in the destination image. |
| destinationImagePivot0Y | First pivot point ordinate in the destination image. |
| interpolationBits | Number of bits of accuracy for interpolation. Allowed values are 0 (no interpolation, nearest neighbor), 4 (linear interpolation) or 8 (cubic interpolation). |
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Registers an image by realigning one, two or three pivot points to reference positions.
Remarks:
Out-of-image-bounds pixels are black.
Registration is the process of realigning two misaligned images so that point-to-point comparisons are possible. The simplest way to achieve this is to accurately locate features in both images (landmarks or pivots), using pattern matching, point measurement or whatever other technique, and realign one of the images so that the landmarks are superimposed.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. May not be the same as the source image. |
| sourceImagePivot0X | First pivot point abscissa in the source image. |
| sourceImagePivot0Y | First pivot point ordinate in the source image. |
| sourceImagePivot1X | Second pivot point abscissa in the source image. |
| sourceImagePivot1Y | Second pivot point ordinate in the source image. |
| destinationImagePivot0X | First pivot point abscissa in the destination image. |
| destinationImagePivot0Y | First pivot point ordinate in the destination image. |
| destinationImagePivot1X | Second pivot point abscissa in the destination image. |
| destinationImagePivot1Y | Second pivot point ordinate in the destination image. |
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Registers an image by realigning one, two or three pivot points to reference positions.
Remarks:
Out-of-image-bounds pixels are black.
Registration is the process of realigning two misaligned images so that point-to-point comparisons are possible. The simplest way to achieve this is to accurately locate features in both images (landmarks or pivots), using pattern matching, point measurement or whatever other technique, and realign one of the images so that the landmarks are superimposed.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. May not be the same as the source image. |
| sourceImagePivot0X | First pivot point abscissa in the source image. |
| sourceImagePivot0Y | First pivot point ordinate in the source image. |
| sourceImagePivot1X | Second pivot point abscissa in the source image. |
| sourceImagePivot1Y | Second pivot point ordinate in the source image. |
| destinationImagePivot0X | First pivot point abscissa in the destination image. |
| destinationImagePivot0Y | First pivot point ordinate in the destination image. |
| destinationImagePivot1X | Second pivot point abscissa in the destination image. |
| destinationImagePivot1Y | Second pivot point ordinate in the destination image. |
| interpolationBits | Number of bits of accuracy for interpolation. Allowed values are 0 (no interpolation, nearest neighbor), 4 (linear interpolation) or 8 (cubic interpolation). |
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Registers an image by realigning one, two or three pivot points to reference positions.
Remarks:
Out-of-image-bounds pixels are black.
Registration is the process of realigning two misaligned images so that point-to-point comparisons are possible. The simplest way to achieve this is to accurately locate features in both images (landmarks or pivots), using pattern matching, point measurement or whatever other technique, and realign one of the images so that the landmarks are superimposed.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. May not be the same as the source image. |
| sourceImagePivot0X | First pivot point abscissa in the source image. |
| sourceImagePivot0Y | First pivot point ordinate in the source image. |
| sourceImagePivot1X | Second pivot point abscissa in the source image. |
| sourceImagePivot1Y | Second pivot point ordinate in the source image. |
| destinationImagePivot0X | First pivot point abscissa in the destination image. |
| destinationImagePivot0Y | First pivot point ordinate in the destination image. |
| destinationImagePivot1X | Second pivot point abscissa in the destination image. |
| destinationImagePivot1Y | Second pivot point ordinate in the destination image. |
| interpolationBits | Number of bits of accuracy for interpolation. Allowed values are 0 (no interpolation, nearest neighbor), 4 (linear interpolation) or 8 (cubic interpolation). |
| resize | true if scaling is allowed. |
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Registers an image by realigning one, two or three pivot points to reference positions.
Remarks:
Out-of-image-bounds pixels are black.
Registration is the process of realigning two misaligned images so that point-to-point comparisons are possible. The simplest way to achieve this is to accurately locate features in both images (landmarks or pivots), using pattern matching, point measurement or whatever other technique, and realign one of the images so that the landmarks are superimposed.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. May not be the same as the source image. |
| sourceImagePivot0X | First pivot point abscissa in the source image. |
| sourceImagePivot0Y | First pivot point ordinate in the source image. |
| sourceImagePivot1X | Second pivot point abscissa in the source image. |
| sourceImagePivot1Y | Second pivot point ordinate in the source image. |
| sourceImagePivot2X | Third pivot point abscissa in the source image. |
| sourceImagePivot2Y | Third pivot point ordinate in the source image. |
| destinationImagePivot0X | First pivot point abscissa in the destination image. |
| destinationImagePivot0Y | First pivot point ordinate in the destination image. |
| destinationImagePivot1X | Second pivot point abscissa in the destination image. |
| destinationImagePivot1Y | Second pivot point ordinate in the destination image. |
| destinationImagePivot2X | Third pivot point abscissa in the destination image. |
| destinationImagePivot2Y | Third pivot point ordinate in the destination image. |
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Registers an image by realigning one, two or three pivot points to reference positions.
Remarks:
Out-of-image-bounds pixels are black.
Registration is the process of realigning two misaligned images so that point-to-point comparisons are possible. The simplest way to achieve this is to accurately locate features in both images (landmarks or pivots), using pattern matching, point measurement or whatever other technique, and realign one of the images so that the landmarks are superimposed.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. May not be the same as the source image. |
| sourceImagePivot0X | First pivot point abscissa in the source image. |
| sourceImagePivot0Y | First pivot point ordinate in the source image. |
| sourceImagePivot1X | Second pivot point abscissa in the source image. |
| sourceImagePivot1Y | Second pivot point ordinate in the source image. |
| sourceImagePivot2X | Third pivot point abscissa in the source image. |
| sourceImagePivot2Y | Third pivot point ordinate in the source image. |
| destinationImagePivot0X | First pivot point abscissa in the destination image. |
| destinationImagePivot0Y | First pivot point ordinate in the destination image. |
| destinationImagePivot1X | Second pivot point abscissa in the destination image. |
| destinationImagePivot1Y | Second pivot point ordinate in the destination image. |
| destinationImagePivot2X | Third pivot point abscissa in the destination image. |
| destinationImagePivot2Y | Third pivot point ordinate in the destination image. |
| interpolationBits | Number of bits of accuracy for interpolation. Allowed values are 0 (no interpolation, nearest neighbor), 4 (linear interpolation) or 8 (cubic interpolation). |
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Registers an image by realigning one, two or three pivot points to reference positions.
Remarks:
Out-of-image-bounds pixels are black.
Registration is the process of realigning two misaligned images so that point-to-point comparisons are possible. The simplest way to achieve this is to accurately locate features in both images (landmarks or pivots), using pattern matching, point measurement or whatever other technique, and realign one of the images so that the landmarks are superimposed.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. May not be the same as the source image. |
| sourceImagePivot0X | First pivot point abscissa in the source image. |
| sourceImagePivot0Y | First pivot point ordinate in the source image. |
| destinationImagePivot0X | First pivot point abscissa in the destination image. |
| destinationImagePivot0Y | First pivot point ordinate in the destination image. |
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Registers an image by realigning one, two or three pivot points to reference positions.
Remarks:
Out-of-image-bounds pixels are black.
Registration is the process of realigning two misaligned images so that point-to-point comparisons are possible. The simplest way to achieve this is to accurately locate features in both images (landmarks or pivots), using pattern matching, point measurement or whatever other technique, and realign one of the images so that the landmarks are superimposed.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. May not be the same as the source image. |
| sourceImagePivot0X | First pivot point abscissa in the source image. |
| sourceImagePivot0Y | First pivot point ordinate in the source image. |
| destinationImagePivot0X | First pivot point abscissa in the destination image. |
| destinationImagePivot0Y | First pivot point ordinate in the destination image. |
| interpolationBits | Number of bits of accuracy for interpolation. Allowed values are 0 (no interpolation, nearest neighbor), 4 (linear interpolation) or 8 (cubic interpolation). |
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Registers an image by realigning one, two or three pivot points to reference positions.
Remarks:
Out-of-image-bounds pixels are black.
Registration is the process of realigning two misaligned images so that point-to-point comparisons are possible. The simplest way to achieve this is to accurately locate features in both images (landmarks or pivots), using pattern matching, point measurement or whatever other technique, and realign one of the images so that the landmarks are superimposed.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. May not be the same as the source image. |
| sourceImagePivot0X | First pivot point abscissa in the source image. |
| sourceImagePivot0Y | First pivot point ordinate in the source image. |
| sourceImagePivot1X | Second pivot point abscissa in the source image. |
| sourceImagePivot1Y | Second pivot point ordinate in the source image. |
| destinationImagePivot0X | First pivot point abscissa in the destination image. |
| destinationImagePivot0Y | First pivot point ordinate in the destination image. |
| destinationImagePivot1X | Second pivot point abscissa in the destination image. |
| destinationImagePivot1Y | Second pivot point ordinate in the destination image. |
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Registers an image by realigning one, two or three pivot points to reference positions.
Remarks:
Out-of-image-bounds pixels are black.
Registration is the process of realigning two misaligned images so that point-to-point comparisons are possible. The simplest way to achieve this is to accurately locate features in both images (landmarks or pivots), using pattern matching, point measurement or whatever other technique, and realign one of the images so that the landmarks are superimposed.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. May not be the same as the source image. |
| sourceImagePivot0X | First pivot point abscissa in the source image. |
| sourceImagePivot0Y | First pivot point ordinate in the source image. |
| sourceImagePivot1X | Second pivot point abscissa in the source image. |
| sourceImagePivot1Y | Second pivot point ordinate in the source image. |
| destinationImagePivot0X | First pivot point abscissa in the destination image. |
| destinationImagePivot0Y | First pivot point ordinate in the destination image. |
| destinationImagePivot1X | Second pivot point abscissa in the destination image. |
| destinationImagePivot1Y | Second pivot point ordinate in the destination image. |
| interpolationBits | Number of bits of accuracy for interpolation. Allowed values are 0 (no interpolation, nearest neighbor), 4 (linear interpolation) or 8 (cubic interpolation). |
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Registers an image by realigning one, two or three pivot points to reference positions.
Remarks:
Out-of-image-bounds pixels are black.
Registration is the process of realigning two misaligned images so that point-to-point comparisons are possible. The simplest way to achieve this is to accurately locate features in both images (landmarks or pivots), using pattern matching, point measurement or whatever other technique, and realign one of the images so that the landmarks are superimposed.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. May not be the same as the source image. |
| sourceImagePivot0X | First pivot point abscissa in the source image. |
| sourceImagePivot0Y | First pivot point ordinate in the source image. |
| sourceImagePivot1X | Second pivot point abscissa in the source image. |
| sourceImagePivot1Y | Second pivot point ordinate in the source image. |
| destinationImagePivot0X | First pivot point abscissa in the destination image. |
| destinationImagePivot0Y | First pivot point ordinate in the destination image. |
| destinationImagePivot1X | Second pivot point abscissa in the destination image. |
| destinationImagePivot1Y | Second pivot point ordinate in the destination image. |
| interpolationBits | Number of bits of accuracy for interpolation. Allowed values are 0 (no interpolation, nearest neighbor), 4 (linear interpolation) or 8 (cubic interpolation). |
| resize | true if scaling is allowed. |
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Registers an image by realigning one, two or three pivot points to reference positions.
Remarks:
Out-of-image-bounds pixels are black.
Registration is the process of realigning two misaligned images so that point-to-point comparisons are possible. The simplest way to achieve this is to accurately locate features in both images (landmarks or pivots), using pattern matching, point measurement or whatever other technique, and realign one of the images so that the landmarks are superimposed.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. May not be the same as the source image. |
| sourceImagePivot0X | First pivot point abscissa in the source image. |
| sourceImagePivot0Y | First pivot point ordinate in the source image. |
| sourceImagePivot1X | Second pivot point abscissa in the source image. |
| sourceImagePivot1Y | Second pivot point ordinate in the source image. |
| sourceImagePivot2X | Third pivot point abscissa in the source image. |
| sourceImagePivot2Y | Third pivot point ordinate in the source image. |
| destinationImagePivot0X | First pivot point abscissa in the destination image. |
| destinationImagePivot0Y | First pivot point ordinate in the destination image. |
| destinationImagePivot1X | Second pivot point abscissa in the destination image. |
| destinationImagePivot1Y | Second pivot point ordinate in the destination image. |
| destinationImagePivot2X | Third pivot point abscissa in the destination image. |
| destinationImagePivot2Y | Third pivot point ordinate in the destination image. |
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Registers an image by realigning one, two or three pivot points to reference positions.
Remarks:
Out-of-image-bounds pixels are black.
Registration is the process of realigning two misaligned images so that point-to-point comparisons are possible. The simplest way to achieve this is to accurately locate features in both images (landmarks or pivots), using pattern matching, point measurement or whatever other technique, and realign one of the images so that the landmarks are superimposed.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. May not be the same as the source image. |
| sourceImagePivot0X | First pivot point abscissa in the source image. |
| sourceImagePivot0Y | First pivot point ordinate in the source image. |
| sourceImagePivot1X | Second pivot point abscissa in the source image. |
| sourceImagePivot1Y | Second pivot point ordinate in the source image. |
| sourceImagePivot2X | Third pivot point abscissa in the source image. |
| sourceImagePivot2Y | Third pivot point ordinate in the source image. |
| destinationImagePivot0X | First pivot point abscissa in the destination image. |
| destinationImagePivot0Y | First pivot point ordinate in the destination image. |
| destinationImagePivot1X | Second pivot point abscissa in the destination image. |
| destinationImagePivot1Y | Second pivot point ordinate in the destination image. |
| destinationImagePivot2X | Third pivot point abscissa in the destination image. |
| destinationImagePivot2Y | Third pivot point ordinate in the destination image. |
| interpolationBits | Number of bits of accuracy for interpolation. Allowed values are 0 (no interpolation, nearest neighbor), 4 (linear interpolation) or 8 (cubic interpolation). |
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For each pixel, the method computes the median value in a (2*halfKernelWidth+1)×(2*halfKernelHeight+1) neighborhood centered on that pixel.
If the pixel value deviates from the median by more than threshold, it is considered an outlier and replaced by the median; otherwise it is kept unchanged.
This is useful to suppress isolated “salt/pepper” pixels and can incidentally fill very small holes (single pixels / tiny speckles) inside uniform regions. It is not equivalent to a connectivity-based hole filling (EasyImage.FillHoles for example) and will not fill large holes.
| input | Source ROI to process. |
| output | Output image. Will be resized to the same dimension as the input image. |
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For each pixel, the method computes the median value in a (2*halfKernelWidth+1)×(2*halfKernelHeight+1) neighborhood centered on that pixel.
If the pixel value deviates from the median by more than threshold, it is considered an outlier and replaced by the median; otherwise it is kept unchanged.
This is useful to suppress isolated “salt/pepper” pixels and can incidentally fill very small holes (single pixels / tiny speckles) inside uniform regions. It is not equivalent to a connectivity-based hole filling (EasyImage.FillHoles for example) and will not fill large holes.
| input | Source ROI to process. |
| output | Output image. Will be resized to the same dimension as the input image. |
| threshold | Outlier detection threshold in gray levels. A pixel is replaced by the neighborhood median when |pixel - median| > threshold. Higher values make the filter less aggressive (fewer replacements). Default is 128. |
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For each pixel, the method computes the median value in a (2*halfKernelWidth+1)×(2*halfKernelHeight+1) neighborhood centered on that pixel.
If the pixel value deviates from the median by more than threshold, it is considered an outlier and replaced by the median; otherwise it is kept unchanged.
This is useful to suppress isolated “salt/pepper” pixels and can incidentally fill very small holes (single pixels / tiny speckles) inside uniform regions. It is not equivalent to a connectivity-based hole filling (EasyImage.FillHoles for example) and will not fill large holes.
| input | Source ROI to process. |
| output | Output image. Will be resized to the same dimension as the input image. |
| threshold | Outlier detection threshold in gray levels. A pixel is replaced by the neighborhood median when |pixel - median| > threshold. Higher values make the filter less aggressive (fewer replacements). Default is 128. |
| halfKernelWidth | Neighborhood half width in pixels. The median is computed over a square window of size (2*halfKernelWidth+1)×(2*halfKernelHeight+1). Must be greater than 1. Larger kernel remove larger speckles but increase computation time and may smooth fine details. Default is 3 (7×7 window). |
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For each pixel, the method computes the median value in a (2*halfKernelWidth+1)×(2*halfKernelHeight+1) neighborhood centered on that pixel.
If the pixel value deviates from the median by more than threshold, it is considered an outlier and replaced by the median; otherwise it is kept unchanged.
This is useful to suppress isolated “salt/pepper” pixels and can incidentally fill very small holes (single pixels / tiny speckles) inside uniform regions. It is not equivalent to a connectivity-based hole filling (EasyImage.FillHoles for example) and will not fill large holes.
| input | Source ROI to process. |
| output | Output image. Will be resized to the same dimension as the input image. |
| threshold | Outlier detection threshold in gray levels. A pixel is replaced by the neighborhood median when |pixel - median| > threshold. Higher values make the filter less aggressive (fewer replacements). Default is 128. |
| halfKernelWidth | Neighborhood half width in pixels. The median is computed over a square window of size (2*halfKernelWidth+1)×(2*halfKernelHeight+1). Must be greater than 1. Larger kernel remove larger speckles but increase computation time and may smooth fine details. Default is 3 (7×7 window). |
| halfKernelHeight | Neighborhood half height in pixels. The median is computed over a square window of size (2*halfKernelWidth+1)×(2*halfKernelHeight+1). Must be greater than 1. Larger kernel remove larger speckles but increase computation time and may smooth fine details. Default is 3 (7×7 window). |
Not specifying this parameter implies a square kernel.
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For each pixel, the method computes the median value in a (2*halfKernelWidth+1)×(2*halfKernelHeight+1) neighborhood centered on that pixel.
If the pixel value deviates from the median by more than threshold, it is considered an outlier and replaced by the median; otherwise it is kept unchanged.
This is useful to suppress isolated “salt/pepper” pixels and can incidentally fill very small holes (single pixels / tiny speckles) inside uniform regions. It is not equivalent to a connectivity-based hole filling (EasyImage.FillHoles for example) and will not fill large holes.
| input | Source ROI to process. |
| output | Output image. Will be resized to the same dimension as the input image. |
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For each pixel, the method computes the median value in a (2*halfKernelWidth+1)×(2*halfKernelHeight+1) neighborhood centered on that pixel.
If the pixel value deviates from the median by more than threshold, it is considered an outlier and replaced by the median; otherwise it is kept unchanged.
This is useful to suppress isolated “salt/pepper” pixels and can incidentally fill very small holes (single pixels / tiny speckles) inside uniform regions. It is not equivalent to a connectivity-based hole filling (EasyImage.FillHoles for example) and will not fill large holes.
| input | Source ROI to process. |
| output | Output image. Will be resized to the same dimension as the input image. |
| threshold | Outlier detection threshold in gray levels. A pixel is replaced by the neighborhood median when |pixel - median| > threshold. Higher values make the filter less aggressive (fewer replacements). Default is 128. |
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For each pixel, the method computes the median value in a (2*halfKernelWidth+1)×(2*halfKernelHeight+1) neighborhood centered on that pixel.
If the pixel value deviates from the median by more than threshold, it is considered an outlier and replaced by the median; otherwise it is kept unchanged.
This is useful to suppress isolated “salt/pepper” pixels and can incidentally fill very small holes (single pixels / tiny speckles) inside uniform regions. It is not equivalent to a connectivity-based hole filling (EasyImage.FillHoles for example) and will not fill large holes.
| input | Source ROI to process. |
| output | Output image. Will be resized to the same dimension as the input image. |
| threshold | Outlier detection threshold in gray levels. A pixel is replaced by the neighborhood median when |pixel - median| > threshold. Higher values make the filter less aggressive (fewer replacements). Default is 128. |
| halfKernelWidth | Neighborhood half width in pixels. The median is computed over a square window of size (2*halfKernelWidth+1)×(2*halfKernelHeight+1). Must be greater than 1. Larger kernel remove larger speckles but increase computation time and may smooth fine details. Default is 3 (7×7 window). |
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For each pixel, the method computes the median value in a (2*halfKernelWidth+1)×(2*halfKernelHeight+1) neighborhood centered on that pixel.
If the pixel value deviates from the median by more than threshold, it is considered an outlier and replaced by the median; otherwise it is kept unchanged.
This is useful to suppress isolated “salt/pepper” pixels and can incidentally fill very small holes (single pixels / tiny speckles) inside uniform regions. It is not equivalent to a connectivity-based hole filling (EasyImage.FillHoles for example) and will not fill large holes.
| input | Source ROI to process. |
| output | Output image. Will be resized to the same dimension as the input image. |
| threshold | Outlier detection threshold in gray levels. A pixel is replaced by the neighborhood median when |pixel - median| > threshold. Higher values make the filter less aggressive (fewer replacements). Default is 128. |
| halfKernelWidth | Neighborhood half width in pixels. The median is computed over a square window of size (2*halfKernelWidth+1)×(2*halfKernelHeight+1). Must be greater than 1. Larger kernel remove larger speckles but increase computation time and may smooth fine details. Default is 3 (7×7 window). |
| halfKernelHeight | Neighborhood half height in pixels. The median is computed over a square window of size (2*halfKernelWidth+1)×(2*halfKernelHeight+1). Must be greater than 1. Larger kernel remove larger speckles but increase computation time and may smooth fine details. Default is 3 (7×7 window). |
Not specifying this parameter implies a square kernel.
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Resize an image.
The dimension to resize to are infered by the size of the destination image.
| sourceImage | Source image. |
| destinationImage | Destination image with dimension set. |
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Resize an image.
The dimension to resize to are infered by the size of the destination image.
| sourceImage | Source image. |
| destinationImage | Destination image with dimension set. |
| interpolation | Interpolation mode for the resizing. |
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Resize an image.
The dimension to resize to are infered by the size of the destination image.
| sourceImage | Source image. |
| destinationImage | Destination image with dimension set. |
|
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Resize an image.
The dimension to resize to are infered by the size of the destination image.
| sourceImage | Source image. |
| destinationImage | Destination image with dimension set. |
| interpolation | Interpolation mode for the resizing. |
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Resize an image.
The dimension to resize to are infered by the size of the destination image.
| sourceImage | Source image. |
| destinationImage | Destination image with dimension set. |
|
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Resize an image.
The dimension to resize to are infered by the size of the destination image.
| sourceImage | Source image. |
| destinationImage | Destination image with dimension set. |
| interpolation | Interpolation mode for the resizing. |
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Resize an image.
The dimension to resize to are infered by the size of the destination image.
| sourceImage | Source image. |
| destinationImage | Destination image with dimension set. |
|
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Resize an image.
The dimension to resize to are infered by the size of the destination image.
| sourceImage | Source image. |
| destinationImage | Destination image with dimension set. |
| interpolation | Interpolation mode for the resizing. |
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Computes the root-mean-square amplitude of noise, by comparing a given image to a reference image.
Remarks:
The reference image can be noiseless (obtained by suppressing the source of noise), or affected by a noise of the same distribution as the given image.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| referenceImage | Pointer to the reference image/ROI. |
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Computes the root-mean-square amplitude of noise, by comparing a given image to a reference image.
Remarks:
The reference image can be noiseless (obtained by suppressing the source of noise), or affected by a noise of the same distribution as the given image.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| referenceImage | Pointer to the reference image/ROI. |
| referenceNoise | Specifies how the reference image is affected by noise, as defined by eVision.EReferenceNoise. |
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Computes the root-mean-square amplitude of noise, by comparing a given image to a reference image.
Remarks:
The reference image can be noiseless (obtained by suppressing the source of noise), or affected by a noise of the same distribution as the given image.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| referenceImage | Pointer to the reference image/ROI. |
| mask | Pointer to a mask to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. Note: the mask must have the same size as the source image. |
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Computes the root-mean-square amplitude of noise, by comparing a given image to a reference image.
Remarks:
The reference image can be noiseless (obtained by suppressing the source of noise), or affected by a noise of the same distribution as the given image.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| referenceImage | Pointer to the reference image/ROI. |
| mask | Pointer to a mask to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. Note: the mask must have the same size as the source image. |
| referenceNoise | Specifies how the reference image is affected by noise, as defined by eVision.EReferenceNoise. |
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|
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|
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Computes the root-mean-square amplitude of noise, by comparing a given image to a reference image.
Remarks:
The reference image can be noiseless (obtained by suppressing the source of noise), or affected by a noise of the same distribution as the given image.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| referenceImage | Pointer to the reference image/ROI. |
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Computes the root-mean-square amplitude of noise, by comparing a given image to a reference image.
Remarks:
The reference image can be noiseless (obtained by suppressing the source of noise), or affected by a noise of the same distribution as the given image.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| referenceImage | Pointer to the reference image/ROI. |
| referenceNoise | Specifies how the reference image is affected by noise, as defined by eVision.EReferenceNoise. |
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Computes the root-mean-square amplitude of noise, by comparing a given image to a reference image.
Remarks:
The reference image can be noiseless (obtained by suppressing the source of noise), or affected by a noise of the same distribution as the given image.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| referenceImage | Pointer to the reference image/ROI. |
| mask | Pointer to a mask to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. Note: the mask must have the same size as the source image. |
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Computes the root-mean-square amplitude of noise, by comparing a given image to a reference image.
Remarks:
The reference image can be noiseless (obtained by suppressing the source of noise), or affected by a noise of the same distribution as the given image.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| referenceImage | Pointer to the reference image/ROI. |
| mask | Pointer to a mask to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. Note: the mask must have the same size as the source image. |
| referenceNoise | Specifies how the reference image is affected by noise, as defined by eVision.EReferenceNoise. |
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Computes the root-mean-square amplitude of noise, by comparing a given image to a reference image.
Remarks:
The reference image can be noiseless (obtained by suppressing the source of noise), or affected by a noise of the same distribution as the given image.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| referenceImage | Pointer to the reference image/ROI. |
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Computes the root-mean-square amplitude of noise, by comparing a given image to a reference image.
Remarks:
The reference image can be noiseless (obtained by suppressing the source of noise), or affected by a noise of the same distribution as the given image.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| referenceImage | Pointer to the reference image/ROI. |
| referenceNoise | Specifies how the reference image is affected by noise, as defined by eVision.EReferenceNoise. |
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Computes the root-mean-square amplitude of noise, by comparing a given image to a reference image.
Remarks:
The reference image can be noiseless (obtained by suppressing the source of noise), or affected by a noise of the same distribution as the given image.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| referenceImage | Pointer to the reference image/ROI. |
| mask | Pointer to a mask to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. Note: the mask must have the same size as the source image. |
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Computes the root-mean-square amplitude of noise, by comparing a given image to a reference image.
Remarks:
The reference image can be noiseless (obtained by suppressing the source of noise), or affected by a noise of the same distribution as the given image.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| referenceImage | Pointer to the reference image/ROI. |
| mask | Pointer to a mask to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. Note: the mask must have the same size as the source image. |
| referenceNoise | Specifies how the reference image is affected by noise, as defined by eVision.EReferenceNoise. |
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Rotate an image by an increment of a quarter of a turn (right angle).
Remarks:
Destination image/roi size should be the compatible with the source image/roi size with the rotation.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. May not be the same as the source image. |
| rightAngle | Right angle of rotation (90, 180 or 270 degrees). |
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Rotate an image by an increment of a quarter of a turn (right angle).
Remarks:
Destination image/roi size should be the compatible with the source image/roi size with the rotation.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| rightAngle | Right angle of rotation (90, 180 or 270 degrees). |
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Rotate an image by an increment of a quarter of a turn (right angle).
Remarks:
Destination image/roi size should be the compatible with the source image/roi size with the rotation.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. May not be the same as the source image. |
| rightAngle | Right angle of rotation (90, 180 or 270 degrees). |
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Rotate an image by an increment of a quarter of a turn (right angle).
Remarks:
Destination image/roi size should be the compatible with the source image/roi size with the rotation.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| rightAngle | Right angle of rotation (90, 180 or 270 degrees). |
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Rotate an image by an increment of a quarter of a turn (right angle).
Remarks:
Destination image/roi size should be the compatible with the source image/roi size with the rotation.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. May not be the same as the source image. |
| rightAngle | Right angle of rotation (90, 180 or 270 degrees). |
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Rotate an image by an increment of a quarter of a turn (right angle).
Remarks:
Destination image/roi size should be the compatible with the source image/roi size with the rotation.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| rightAngle | Right angle of rotation (90, 180 or 270 degrees). |
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Rotate an image by an increment of a quarter of a turn (right angle).
Remarks:
Destination image/roi size should be the compatible with the source image/roi size with the rotation.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. May not be the same as the source image. |
| rightAngle | Right angle of rotation (90, 180 or 270 degrees). |
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Rotate an image by an increment of a quarter of a turn (right angle).
Remarks:
Destination image/roi size should be the compatible with the source image/roi size with the rotation.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| rightAngle | Right angle of rotation (90, 180 or 270 degrees). |
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Re-scales an image by an arbitrary factor and/or rotates it by an arbitrary angle.
Remarks:
For resampling, the nearest neighbor rule or bilinear interpolation with 4 or 8 bits of accuracy is used.
The pivot point is a given point in the source image which is mapped to a given point in the destination image. Rotation and scaling are done around the pivot point. The pivot point reference coordinates are based on the 'Pixel Coordinate System', meaning that the origin (0, 0) is the center of the top left pixel of the image.
Out-of-image-bounds pixels are black.
When using a region, only the pixels contained in this region will be taken into account.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI (minimum size: 2x2) |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| sourceImagePivotX | Pivot point abscissa in the source image. |
| sourceImagePivotY | Pivot point ordinate in the source image. |
| destinationImagePivotX | Pivot point abscissa in the destination image. |
| destinationImagePivotY | Pivot point ordinate in the destination image. |
| scaleX | Scale factor for the abscissas. Its value must be different than 0.0. |
| scaleY | Scale factor for the ordinates. Its value must be different than 0.0. |
| rotation | Anti-clockwise rotation angle, using the current angle unit. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. May not be the same as the source image (minimum size: 1x1). |
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Re-scales an image by an arbitrary factor and/or rotates it by an arbitrary angle.
Remarks:
For resampling, the nearest neighbor rule or bilinear interpolation with 4 or 8 bits of accuracy is used.
The pivot point is a given point in the source image which is mapped to a given point in the destination image. Rotation and scaling are done around the pivot point. The pivot point reference coordinates are based on the 'Pixel Coordinate System', meaning that the origin (0, 0) is the center of the top left pixel of the image.
Out-of-image-bounds pixels are black.
When using a region, only the pixels contained in this region will be taken into account.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI (minimum size: 2x2) |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| sourceImagePivotX | Pivot point abscissa in the source image. |
| sourceImagePivotY | Pivot point ordinate in the source image. |
| destinationImagePivotX | Pivot point abscissa in the destination image. |
| destinationImagePivotY | Pivot point ordinate in the destination image. |
| scaleX | Scale factor for the abscissas. Its value must be different than 0.0. |
| scaleY | Scale factor for the ordinates. Its value must be different than 0.0. |
| rotation | Anti-clockwise rotation angle, using the current angle unit. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. May not be the same as the source image (minimum size: 1x1). |
| interpolationBits | Number of bits of accuracy for interpolation. Allowed values are 0 (no interpolation, nearest neighbor), 4 (linear interpolation) or 8 (cubic interpolation). |
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Re-scales an image by an arbitrary factor and/or rotates it by an arbitrary angle.
Remarks:
For resampling, the nearest neighbor rule or bilinear interpolation with 4 or 8 bits of accuracy is used.
The pivot point is a given point in the source image which is mapped to a given point in the destination image. Rotation and scaling are done around the pivot point. The pivot point reference coordinates are based on the 'Pixel Coordinate System', meaning that the origin (0, 0) is the center of the top left pixel of the image.
Out-of-image-bounds pixels are black.
When using a region, only the pixels contained in this region will be taken into account.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI (minimum size: 2x2) |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| sourceImagePivotX | Pivot point abscissa in the source image. |
| sourceImagePivotY | Pivot point ordinate in the source image. |
| destinationImagePivotX | Pivot point abscissa in the destination image. |
| destinationImagePivotY | Pivot point ordinate in the destination image. |
| scaleX | Scale factor for the abscissas. Its value must be different than 0.0. |
| scaleY | Scale factor for the ordinates. Its value must be different than 0.0. |
| rotation | Anti-clockwise rotation angle, using the current angle unit. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. May not be the same as the source image (minimum size: 1x1). |
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Re-scales an image by an arbitrary factor and/or rotates it by an arbitrary angle.
Remarks:
For resampling, the nearest neighbor rule or bilinear interpolation with 4 or 8 bits of accuracy is used.
The pivot point is a given point in the source image which is mapped to a given point in the destination image. Rotation and scaling are done around the pivot point. The pivot point reference coordinates are based on the 'Pixel Coordinate System', meaning that the origin (0, 0) is the center of the top left pixel of the image.
Out-of-image-bounds pixels are black.
When using a region, only the pixels contained in this region will be taken into account.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI (minimum size: 2x2) |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| sourceImagePivotX | Pivot point abscissa in the source image. |
| sourceImagePivotY | Pivot point ordinate in the source image. |
| destinationImagePivotX | Pivot point abscissa in the destination image. |
| destinationImagePivotY | Pivot point ordinate in the destination image. |
| scaleX | Scale factor for the abscissas. Its value must be different than 0.0. |
| scaleY | Scale factor for the ordinates. Its value must be different than 0.0. |
| rotation | Anti-clockwise rotation angle, using the current angle unit. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. May not be the same as the source image (minimum size: 1x1). |
| interpolationBits | Number of bits of accuracy for interpolation. Allowed values are 0 (no interpolation, nearest neighbor), 4 (linear interpolation) or 8 (cubic interpolation). |
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Re-scales an image by an arbitrary factor and/or rotates it by an arbitrary angle.
Remarks:
For resampling, the nearest neighbor rule or bilinear interpolation with 4 or 8 bits of accuracy is used.
The pivot point is a given point in the source image which is mapped to a given point in the destination image. Rotation and scaling are done around the pivot point. The pivot point reference coordinates are based on the 'Pixel Coordinate System', meaning that the origin (0, 0) is the center of the top left pixel of the image.
Out-of-image-bounds pixels are black.
When using a region, only the pixels contained in this region will be taken into account.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI (minimum size: 2x2) |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| sourceImagePivotX | Pivot point abscissa in the source image. |
| sourceImagePivotY | Pivot point ordinate in the source image. |
| destinationImagePivotX | Pivot point abscissa in the destination image. |
| destinationImagePivotY | Pivot point ordinate in the destination image. |
| scaleX | Scale factor for the abscissas. Its value must be different than 0.0. |
| scaleY | Scale factor for the ordinates. Its value must be different than 0.0. |
| rotation | Anti-clockwise rotation angle, using the current angle unit. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. May not be the same as the source image (minimum size: 1x1). |
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Re-scales an image by an arbitrary factor and/or rotates it by an arbitrary angle.
Remarks:
For resampling, the nearest neighbor rule or bilinear interpolation with 4 or 8 bits of accuracy is used.
The pivot point is a given point in the source image which is mapped to a given point in the destination image. Rotation and scaling are done around the pivot point. The pivot point reference coordinates are based on the 'Pixel Coordinate System', meaning that the origin (0, 0) is the center of the top left pixel of the image.
Out-of-image-bounds pixels are black.
When using a region, only the pixels contained in this region will be taken into account.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI (minimum size: 2x2) |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| sourceImagePivotX | Pivot point abscissa in the source image. |
| sourceImagePivotY | Pivot point ordinate in the source image. |
| destinationImagePivotX | Pivot point abscissa in the destination image. |
| destinationImagePivotY | Pivot point ordinate in the destination image. |
| scaleX | Scale factor for the abscissas. Its value must be different than 0.0. |
| scaleY | Scale factor for the ordinates. Its value must be different than 0.0. |
| rotation | Anti-clockwise rotation angle, using the current angle unit. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. May not be the same as the source image (minimum size: 1x1). |
| interpolationBits | Number of bits of accuracy for interpolation. Allowed values are 0 (no interpolation, nearest neighbor), 4 (linear interpolation) or 8 (cubic interpolation). |
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static |
Re-scales an image by an arbitrary factor and/or rotates it by an arbitrary angle.
Remarks:
For resampling, the nearest neighbor rule or bilinear interpolation with 4 or 8 bits of accuracy is used.
The pivot point is a given point in the source image which is mapped to a given point in the destination image. Rotation and scaling are done around the pivot point. The pivot point reference coordinates are based on the 'Pixel Coordinate System', meaning that the origin (0, 0) is the center of the top left pixel of the image.
Out-of-image-bounds pixels are black.
When using a region, only the pixels contained in this region will be taken into account.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI (minimum size: 2x2) |
| sourceImagePivotX | Pivot point abscissa in the source image. |
| sourceImagePivotY | Pivot point ordinate in the source image. |
| destinationImagePivotX | Pivot point abscissa in the destination image. |
| destinationImagePivotY | Pivot point ordinate in the destination image. |
| scaleX | Scale factor for the abscissas. Its value must be different than 0.0. |
| scaleY | Scale factor for the ordinates. Its value must be different than 0.0. |
| rotation | Anti-clockwise rotation angle, using the current angle unit. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. May not be the same as the source image (minimum size: 1x1). |
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static |
Re-scales an image by an arbitrary factor and/or rotates it by an arbitrary angle.
Remarks:
For resampling, the nearest neighbor rule or bilinear interpolation with 4 or 8 bits of accuracy is used.
The pivot point is a given point in the source image which is mapped to a given point in the destination image. Rotation and scaling are done around the pivot point. The pivot point reference coordinates are based on the 'Pixel Coordinate System', meaning that the origin (0, 0) is the center of the top left pixel of the image.
Out-of-image-bounds pixels are black.
When using a region, only the pixels contained in this region will be taken into account.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI (minimum size: 2x2) |
| sourceImagePivotX | Pivot point abscissa in the source image. |
| sourceImagePivotY | Pivot point ordinate in the source image. |
| destinationImagePivotX | Pivot point abscissa in the destination image. |
| destinationImagePivotY | Pivot point ordinate in the destination image. |
| scaleX | Scale factor for the abscissas. Its value must be different than 0.0. |
| scaleY | Scale factor for the ordinates. Its value must be different than 0.0. |
| rotation | Anti-clockwise rotation angle, using the current angle unit. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. May not be the same as the source image (minimum size: 1x1). |
| interpolationBits | Number of bits of accuracy for interpolation. Allowed values are 0 (no interpolation, nearest neighbor), 4 (linear interpolation) or 8 (cubic interpolation). |
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static |
Re-scales an image by an arbitrary factor and/or rotates it by an arbitrary angle.
Remarks:
For resampling, the nearest neighbor rule or bilinear interpolation with 4 or 8 bits of accuracy is used.
The pivot point is a given point in the source image which is mapped to a given point in the destination image. Rotation and scaling are done around the pivot point. The pivot point reference coordinates are based on the 'Pixel Coordinate System', meaning that the origin (0, 0) is the center of the top left pixel of the image.
Out-of-image-bounds pixels are black.
When using a region, only the pixels contained in this region will be taken into account.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI (minimum size: 2x2) |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| sourceImagePivotX | Pivot point abscissa in the source image. |
| sourceImagePivotY | Pivot point ordinate in the source image. |
| destinationImagePivotX | Pivot point abscissa in the destination image. |
| destinationImagePivotY | Pivot point ordinate in the destination image. |
| scaleX | Scale factor for the abscissas. Its value must be different than 0.0. |
| scaleY | Scale factor for the ordinates. Its value must be different than 0.0. |
| rotation | Anti-clockwise rotation angle, using the current angle unit. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. May not be the same as the source image (minimum size: 1x1). |
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static |
Re-scales an image by an arbitrary factor and/or rotates it by an arbitrary angle.
Remarks:
For resampling, the nearest neighbor rule or bilinear interpolation with 4 or 8 bits of accuracy is used.
The pivot point is a given point in the source image which is mapped to a given point in the destination image. Rotation and scaling are done around the pivot point. The pivot point reference coordinates are based on the 'Pixel Coordinate System', meaning that the origin (0, 0) is the center of the top left pixel of the image.
Out-of-image-bounds pixels are black.
When using a region, only the pixels contained in this region will be taken into account.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI (minimum size: 2x2) |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| sourceImagePivotX | Pivot point abscissa in the source image. |
| sourceImagePivotY | Pivot point ordinate in the source image. |
| destinationImagePivotX | Pivot point abscissa in the destination image. |
| destinationImagePivotY | Pivot point ordinate in the destination image. |
| scaleX | Scale factor for the abscissas. Its value must be different than 0.0. |
| scaleY | Scale factor for the ordinates. Its value must be different than 0.0. |
| rotation | Anti-clockwise rotation angle, using the current angle unit. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. May not be the same as the source image (minimum size: 1x1). |
| interpolationBits | Number of bits of accuracy for interpolation. Allowed values are 0 (no interpolation, nearest neighbor), 4 (linear interpolation) or 8 (cubic interpolation). |
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static |
Re-scales an image by an arbitrary factor and/or rotates it by an arbitrary angle.
Remarks:
For resampling, the nearest neighbor rule or bilinear interpolation with 4 or 8 bits of accuracy is used.
The pivot point is a given point in the source image which is mapped to a given point in the destination image. Rotation and scaling are done around the pivot point. The pivot point reference coordinates are based on the 'Pixel Coordinate System', meaning that the origin (0, 0) is the center of the top left pixel of the image.
Out-of-image-bounds pixels are black.
When using a region, only the pixels contained in this region will be taken into account.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI (minimum size: 2x2) |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| sourceImagePivotX | Pivot point abscissa in the source image. |
| sourceImagePivotY | Pivot point ordinate in the source image. |
| destinationImagePivotX | Pivot point abscissa in the destination image. |
| destinationImagePivotY | Pivot point ordinate in the destination image. |
| scaleX | Scale factor for the abscissas. Its value must be different than 0.0. |
| scaleY | Scale factor for the ordinates. Its value must be different than 0.0. |
| rotation | Anti-clockwise rotation angle, using the current angle unit. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. May not be the same as the source image (minimum size: 1x1). |
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static |
Re-scales an image by an arbitrary factor and/or rotates it by an arbitrary angle.
Remarks:
For resampling, the nearest neighbor rule or bilinear interpolation with 4 or 8 bits of accuracy is used.
The pivot point is a given point in the source image which is mapped to a given point in the destination image. Rotation and scaling are done around the pivot point. The pivot point reference coordinates are based on the 'Pixel Coordinate System', meaning that the origin (0, 0) is the center of the top left pixel of the image.
Out-of-image-bounds pixels are black.
When using a region, only the pixels contained in this region will be taken into account.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI (minimum size: 2x2) |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| sourceImagePivotX | Pivot point abscissa in the source image. |
| sourceImagePivotY | Pivot point ordinate in the source image. |
| destinationImagePivotX | Pivot point abscissa in the destination image. |
| destinationImagePivotY | Pivot point ordinate in the destination image. |
| scaleX | Scale factor for the abscissas. Its value must be different than 0.0. |
| scaleY | Scale factor for the ordinates. Its value must be different than 0.0. |
| rotation | Anti-clockwise rotation angle, using the current angle unit. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. May not be the same as the source image (minimum size: 1x1). |
| interpolationBits | Number of bits of accuracy for interpolation. Allowed values are 0 (no interpolation, nearest neighbor), 4 (linear interpolation) or 8 (cubic interpolation). |
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static |
Re-scales an image by an arbitrary factor and/or rotates it by an arbitrary angle.
Remarks:
For resampling, the nearest neighbor rule or bilinear interpolation with 4 or 8 bits of accuracy is used.
The pivot point is a given point in the source image which is mapped to a given point in the destination image. Rotation and scaling are done around the pivot point. The pivot point reference coordinates are based on the 'Pixel Coordinate System', meaning that the origin (0, 0) is the center of the top left pixel of the image.
Out-of-image-bounds pixels are black.
When using a region, only the pixels contained in this region will be taken into account.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI (minimum size: 2x2) |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| sourceImagePivotX | Pivot point abscissa in the source image. |
| sourceImagePivotY | Pivot point ordinate in the source image. |
| destinationImagePivotX | Pivot point abscissa in the destination image. |
| destinationImagePivotY | Pivot point ordinate in the destination image. |
| scaleX | Scale factor for the abscissas. Its value must be different than 0.0. |
| scaleY | Scale factor for the ordinates. Its value must be different than 0.0. |
| rotation | Anti-clockwise rotation angle, using the current angle unit. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. May not be the same as the source image (minimum size: 1x1). |
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Re-scales an image by an arbitrary factor and/or rotates it by an arbitrary angle.
Remarks:
For resampling, the nearest neighbor rule or bilinear interpolation with 4 or 8 bits of accuracy is used.
The pivot point is a given point in the source image which is mapped to a given point in the destination image. Rotation and scaling are done around the pivot point. The pivot point reference coordinates are based on the 'Pixel Coordinate System', meaning that the origin (0, 0) is the center of the top left pixel of the image.
Out-of-image-bounds pixels are black.
When using a region, only the pixels contained in this region will be taken into account.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI (minimum size: 2x2) |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| sourceImagePivotX | Pivot point abscissa in the source image. |
| sourceImagePivotY | Pivot point ordinate in the source image. |
| destinationImagePivotX | Pivot point abscissa in the destination image. |
| destinationImagePivotY | Pivot point ordinate in the destination image. |
| scaleX | Scale factor for the abscissas. Its value must be different than 0.0. |
| scaleY | Scale factor for the ordinates. Its value must be different than 0.0. |
| rotation | Anti-clockwise rotation angle, using the current angle unit. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. May not be the same as the source image (minimum size: 1x1). |
| interpolationBits | Number of bits of accuracy for interpolation. Allowed values are 0 (no interpolation, nearest neighbor), 4 (linear interpolation) or 8 (cubic interpolation). |
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static |
Re-scales an image by an arbitrary factor and/or rotates it by an arbitrary angle.
Remarks:
For resampling, the nearest neighbor rule or bilinear interpolation with 4 or 8 bits of accuracy is used.
The pivot point is a given point in the source image which is mapped to a given point in the destination image. Rotation and scaling are done around the pivot point. The pivot point reference coordinates are based on the 'Pixel Coordinate System', meaning that the origin (0, 0) is the center of the top left pixel of the image.
Out-of-image-bounds pixels are black.
When using a region, only the pixels contained in this region will be taken into account.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI (minimum size: 2x2) |
| sourceImagePivotX | Pivot point abscissa in the source image. |
| sourceImagePivotY | Pivot point ordinate in the source image. |
| destinationImagePivotX | Pivot point abscissa in the destination image. |
| destinationImagePivotY | Pivot point ordinate in the destination image. |
| scaleX | Scale factor for the abscissas. Its value must be different than 0.0. |
| scaleY | Scale factor for the ordinates. Its value must be different than 0.0. |
| rotation | Anti-clockwise rotation angle, using the current angle unit. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. May not be the same as the source image (minimum size: 1x1). |
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Re-scales an image by an arbitrary factor and/or rotates it by an arbitrary angle.
Remarks:
For resampling, the nearest neighbor rule or bilinear interpolation with 4 or 8 bits of accuracy is used.
The pivot point is a given point in the source image which is mapped to a given point in the destination image. Rotation and scaling are done around the pivot point. The pivot point reference coordinates are based on the 'Pixel Coordinate System', meaning that the origin (0, 0) is the center of the top left pixel of the image.
Out-of-image-bounds pixels are black.
When using a region, only the pixels contained in this region will be taken into account.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI (minimum size: 2x2) |
| sourceImagePivotX | Pivot point abscissa in the source image. |
| sourceImagePivotY | Pivot point ordinate in the source image. |
| destinationImagePivotX | Pivot point abscissa in the destination image. |
| destinationImagePivotY | Pivot point ordinate in the destination image. |
| scaleX | Scale factor for the abscissas. Its value must be different than 0.0. |
| scaleY | Scale factor for the ordinates. Its value must be different than 0.0. |
| rotation | Anti-clockwise rotation angle, using the current angle unit. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. May not be the same as the source image (minimum size: 1x1). |
| interpolationBits | Number of bits of accuracy for interpolation. Allowed values are 0 (no interpolation, nearest neighbor), 4 (linear interpolation) or 8 (cubic interpolation). |
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Re-scales an image by an arbitrary factor and/or rotates it by an arbitrary angle.
Remarks:
For resampling, the nearest neighbor rule or bilinear interpolation with 4 or 8 bits of accuracy is used.
The pivot point is a given point in the source image which is mapped to a given point in the destination image. Rotation and scaling are done around the pivot point. The pivot point reference coordinates are based on the 'Pixel Coordinate System', meaning that the origin (0, 0) is the center of the top left pixel of the image.
Out-of-image-bounds pixels are black.
When using a region, only the pixels contained in this region will be taken into account.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI (minimum size: 2x2) |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| sourceImagePivotX | Pivot point abscissa in the source image. |
| sourceImagePivotY | Pivot point ordinate in the source image. |
| destinationImagePivotX | Pivot point abscissa in the destination image. |
| destinationImagePivotY | Pivot point ordinate in the destination image. |
| scaleX | Scale factor for the abscissas. Its value must be different than 0.0. |
| scaleY | Scale factor for the ordinates. Its value must be different than 0.0. |
| rotation | Anti-clockwise rotation angle, using the current angle unit. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. May not be the same as the source image (minimum size: 1x1). |
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Re-scales an image by an arbitrary factor and/or rotates it by an arbitrary angle.
Remarks:
For resampling, the nearest neighbor rule or bilinear interpolation with 4 or 8 bits of accuracy is used.
The pivot point is a given point in the source image which is mapped to a given point in the destination image. Rotation and scaling are done around the pivot point. The pivot point reference coordinates are based on the 'Pixel Coordinate System', meaning that the origin (0, 0) is the center of the top left pixel of the image.
Out-of-image-bounds pixels are black.
When using a region, only the pixels contained in this region will be taken into account.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI (minimum size: 2x2) |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| sourceImagePivotX | Pivot point abscissa in the source image. |
| sourceImagePivotY | Pivot point ordinate in the source image. |
| destinationImagePivotX | Pivot point abscissa in the destination image. |
| destinationImagePivotY | Pivot point ordinate in the destination image. |
| scaleX | Scale factor for the abscissas. Its value must be different than 0.0. |
| scaleY | Scale factor for the ordinates. Its value must be different than 0.0. |
| rotation | Anti-clockwise rotation angle, using the current angle unit. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. May not be the same as the source image (minimum size: 1x1). |
| interpolationBits | Number of bits of accuracy for interpolation. Allowed values are 0 (no interpolation, nearest neighbor), 4 (linear interpolation) or 8 (cubic interpolation). |
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Re-scales an image by an arbitrary factor and/or rotates it by an arbitrary angle.
Remarks:
For resampling, the nearest neighbor rule or bilinear interpolation with 4 or 8 bits of accuracy is used.
The pivot point is a given point in the source image which is mapped to a given point in the destination image. Rotation and scaling are done around the pivot point. The pivot point reference coordinates are based on the 'Pixel Coordinate System', meaning that the origin (0, 0) is the center of the top left pixel of the image.
Out-of-image-bounds pixels are black.
When using a region, only the pixels contained in this region will be taken into account.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI (minimum size: 2x2) |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| sourceImagePivotX | Pivot point abscissa in the source image. |
| sourceImagePivotY | Pivot point ordinate in the source image. |
| destinationImagePivotX | Pivot point abscissa in the destination image. |
| destinationImagePivotY | Pivot point ordinate in the destination image. |
| scaleX | Scale factor for the abscissas. Its value must be different than 0.0. |
| scaleY | Scale factor for the ordinates. Its value must be different than 0.0. |
| rotation | Anti-clockwise rotation angle, using the current angle unit. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. May not be the same as the source image (minimum size: 1x1). |
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Re-scales an image by an arbitrary factor and/or rotates it by an arbitrary angle.
Remarks:
For resampling, the nearest neighbor rule or bilinear interpolation with 4 or 8 bits of accuracy is used.
The pivot point is a given point in the source image which is mapped to a given point in the destination image. Rotation and scaling are done around the pivot point. The pivot point reference coordinates are based on the 'Pixel Coordinate System', meaning that the origin (0, 0) is the center of the top left pixel of the image.
Out-of-image-bounds pixels are black.
When using a region, only the pixels contained in this region will be taken into account.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI (minimum size: 2x2) |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| sourceImagePivotX | Pivot point abscissa in the source image. |
| sourceImagePivotY | Pivot point ordinate in the source image. |
| destinationImagePivotX | Pivot point abscissa in the destination image. |
| destinationImagePivotY | Pivot point ordinate in the destination image. |
| scaleX | Scale factor for the abscissas. Its value must be different than 0.0. |
| scaleY | Scale factor for the ordinates. Its value must be different than 0.0. |
| rotation | Anti-clockwise rotation angle, using the current angle unit. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. May not be the same as the source image (minimum size: 1x1). |
| interpolationBits | Number of bits of accuracy for interpolation. Allowed values are 0 (no interpolation, nearest neighbor), 4 (linear interpolation) or 8 (cubic interpolation). |
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Re-scales an image by an arbitrary factor and/or rotates it by an arbitrary angle.
Remarks:
For resampling, the nearest neighbor rule or bilinear interpolation with 4 or 8 bits of accuracy is used.
The pivot point is a given point in the source image which is mapped to a given point in the destination image. Rotation and scaling are done around the pivot point. The pivot point reference coordinates are based on the 'Pixel Coordinate System', meaning that the origin (0, 0) is the center of the top left pixel of the image.
Out-of-image-bounds pixels are black.
When using a region, only the pixels contained in this region will be taken into account.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI (minimum size: 2x2) |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| sourceImagePivotX | Pivot point abscissa in the source image. |
| sourceImagePivotY | Pivot point ordinate in the source image. |
| destinationImagePivotX | Pivot point abscissa in the destination image. |
| destinationImagePivotY | Pivot point ordinate in the destination image. |
| scaleX | Scale factor for the abscissas. Its value must be different than 0.0. |
| scaleY | Scale factor for the ordinates. Its value must be different than 0.0. |
| rotation | Anti-clockwise rotation angle, using the current angle unit. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. May not be the same as the source image (minimum size: 1x1). |
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Re-scales an image by an arbitrary factor and/or rotates it by an arbitrary angle.
Remarks:
For resampling, the nearest neighbor rule or bilinear interpolation with 4 or 8 bits of accuracy is used.
The pivot point is a given point in the source image which is mapped to a given point in the destination image. Rotation and scaling are done around the pivot point. The pivot point reference coordinates are based on the 'Pixel Coordinate System', meaning that the origin (0, 0) is the center of the top left pixel of the image.
Out-of-image-bounds pixels are black.
When using a region, only the pixels contained in this region will be taken into account.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI (minimum size: 2x2) |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| sourceImagePivotX | Pivot point abscissa in the source image. |
| sourceImagePivotY | Pivot point ordinate in the source image. |
| destinationImagePivotX | Pivot point abscissa in the destination image. |
| destinationImagePivotY | Pivot point ordinate in the destination image. |
| scaleX | Scale factor for the abscissas. Its value must be different than 0.0. |
| scaleY | Scale factor for the ordinates. Its value must be different than 0.0. |
| rotation | Anti-clockwise rotation angle, using the current angle unit. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. May not be the same as the source image (minimum size: 1x1). |
| interpolationBits | Number of bits of accuracy for interpolation. Allowed values are 0 (no interpolation, nearest neighbor), 4 (linear interpolation) or 8 (cubic interpolation). |
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Re-scales an image by an arbitrary factor and/or rotates it by an arbitrary angle.
Remarks:
For resampling, the nearest neighbor rule or bilinear interpolation with 4 or 8 bits of accuracy is used.
The pivot point is a given point in the source image which is mapped to a given point in the destination image. Rotation and scaling are done around the pivot point. The pivot point reference coordinates are based on the 'Pixel Coordinate System', meaning that the origin (0, 0) is the center of the top left pixel of the image.
Out-of-image-bounds pixels are black.
When using a region, only the pixels contained in this region will be taken into account.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI (minimum size: 2x2) |
| sourceImagePivotX | Pivot point abscissa in the source image. |
| sourceImagePivotY | Pivot point ordinate in the source image. |
| destinationImagePivotX | Pivot point abscissa in the destination image. |
| destinationImagePivotY | Pivot point ordinate in the destination image. |
| scaleX | Scale factor for the abscissas. Its value must be different than 0.0. |
| scaleY | Scale factor for the ordinates. Its value must be different than 0.0. |
| rotation | Anti-clockwise rotation angle, using the current angle unit. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. May not be the same as the source image (minimum size: 1x1). |
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Re-scales an image by an arbitrary factor and/or rotates it by an arbitrary angle.
Remarks:
For resampling, the nearest neighbor rule or bilinear interpolation with 4 or 8 bits of accuracy is used.
The pivot point is a given point in the source image which is mapped to a given point in the destination image. Rotation and scaling are done around the pivot point. The pivot point reference coordinates are based on the 'Pixel Coordinate System', meaning that the origin (0, 0) is the center of the top left pixel of the image.
Out-of-image-bounds pixels are black.
When using a region, only the pixels contained in this region will be taken into account.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI (minimum size: 2x2) |
| sourceImagePivotX | Pivot point abscissa in the source image. |
| sourceImagePivotY | Pivot point ordinate in the source image. |
| destinationImagePivotX | Pivot point abscissa in the destination image. |
| destinationImagePivotY | Pivot point ordinate in the destination image. |
| scaleX | Scale factor for the abscissas. Its value must be different than 0.0. |
| scaleY | Scale factor for the ordinates. Its value must be different than 0.0. |
| rotation | Anti-clockwise rotation angle, using the current angle unit. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. May not be the same as the source image (minimum size: 1x1). |
| interpolationBits | Number of bits of accuracy for interpolation. Allowed values are 0 (no interpolation, nearest neighbor), 4 (linear interpolation) or 8 (cubic interpolation). |
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Prepares suitable warp images for use with function eVision.EasyImage.Warp to unwarp a circular ring-wedge shape into a straight rectangle.
This is a cartesian to polar image conversion function.
See also eVision.EasyImage.SetInvCircleWarp.
Remarks:
Typical use is unwarping of a text printed around a circle.
| wedge | Ring-wedge |
| frame | Frame of reference for the wedge |
| numberOfRadialSampledPoints | Number of points to be sampled in the radial direction (the height of the destination polar image). |
| numberOfTangentSampledPoints | Number of points to be sampled in the tangent direction (the width of the destination polar image). |
| warpImageX | Destination warp image for the abscissas. |
| warpImageY | Destination warp image for the ordinates. |
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Prepares suitable warp images for use with function eVision.EasyImage.Warp to unwarp a circular ring-wedge shape into a straight rectangle.
This is a cartesian to polar image conversion function.
See also eVision.EasyImage.SetInvCircleWarp.
Remarks:
Typical use is unwarping of a text printed around a circle.
| wedge | Ring-wedge |
| numberOfRadialSampledPoints | Number of points to be sampled in the radial direction (the height of the destination polar image). |
| numberOfTangentSampledPoints | Number of points to be sampled in the tangent direction (the width of the destination polar image). |
| warpImageX | Destination warp image for the abscissas. |
| warpImageY | Destination warp image for the ordinates. |
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Prepares suitable warp images for use with function eVision.EasyImage.Warp to unwarp a circular ring-wedge shape into a straight rectangle.
This is a cartesian to polar image conversion function.
See also eVision.EasyImage.SetInvCircleWarp.
Remarks:
Typical use is unwarping of a text printed around a circle.
| centerX | Abscissa of the ring-wedge center. |
| centerY | Ordinate of the ring-wedge center. |
| numberOfRadialSampledPoints | Number of points to be sampled in the radial direction (the height of the destination polar image). |
| minimumRadius | Starting radius of the ring-wedge shape. |
| maximumRadius | Ending radius of the ring-wedge shape. |
| numberOfTangentSampledPoints | Number of points to be sampled in the tangent direction (the width of the destination polar image). |
| minimumAngle | Starting angle of the ring-wedge shape. |
| maximumAngle | Ending angle of the ring-wedge shape. |
| frame | Frame of reference for the wedge |
| warpImageX | Destination warp image for the abscissas. |
| warpImageY | Destination warp image for the ordinates. |
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Prepares suitable warp images for use with function eVision.EasyImage.Warp to unwarp a circular ring-wedge shape into a straight rectangle.
This is a cartesian to polar image conversion function.
See also eVision.EasyImage.SetInvCircleWarp.
Remarks:
Typical use is unwarping of a text printed around a circle.
| centerX | Abscissa of the ring-wedge center. |
| centerY | Ordinate of the ring-wedge center. |
| numberOfRadialSampledPoints | Number of points to be sampled in the radial direction (the height of the destination polar image). |
| minimumRadius | Starting radius of the ring-wedge shape. |
| maximumRadius | Ending radius of the ring-wedge shape. |
| numberOfTangentSampledPoints | Number of points to be sampled in the tangent direction (the width of the destination polar image). |
| minimumAngle | Starting angle of the ring-wedge shape. |
| maximumAngle | Ending angle of the ring-wedge shape. |
| warpImageX | Destination warp image for the abscissas. |
| warpImageY | Destination warp image for the ordinates. |
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Replaces the frame of given parity in an image.
Remarks:
The size of the destination image is determined as follows: DstImage_Width = SrcImage_Width DstImage_Height = (SrcImage_Height + 1 - odd ) / 2
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as the source image. |
| odd | Specifies which frame is replaced (the frame made up of all lines of the same parity as odd). |
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Replaces the frame of given parity in an image.
Remarks:
The size of the destination image is determined as follows: DstImage_Width = SrcImage_Width DstImage_Height = (SrcImage_Height + 1 - odd ) / 2
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as the source image. |
| odd | Specifies which frame is replaced (the frame made up of all lines of the same parity as odd). |
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Replaces the frame of given parity in an image.
Remarks:
The size of the destination image is determined as follows: DstImage_Width = SrcImage_Width DstImage_Height = (SrcImage_Height + 1 - odd ) / 2
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as the source image. |
| odd | Specifies which frame is replaced (the frame made up of all lines of the same parity as odd). |
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Prepares suitable warp images for use with function eVision.EasyImage.Warp to unwarp a straight rectangle into a circular ring-wedge shape.
This is a polar to cartesian image conversion function.
See also eVision.EasyImage.SetCircleWarp.
| wedge | Ring-wedge |
| frame | Frame of reference for the wedge |
| numberOfRadialSampledPoints | Number of points to be sampled in the radial direction (the height of the source polar image). |
| numberOfTangentSampledPoints | Number of points to be sampled in the tangent direction (the width of the source polar image). |
| warpImageX | Destination cartesian image for the abscissas. |
| warpImageY | Destination cartesian image for the ordinates. |
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Prepares suitable warp images for use with function eVision.EasyImage.Warp to unwarp a straight rectangle into a circular ring-wedge shape.
This is a polar to cartesian image conversion function.
See also eVision.EasyImage.SetCircleWarp.
| wedge | Ring-wedge |
| frame | Frame of reference for the wedge |
| numberOfRadialSampledPoints | Number of points to be sampled in the radial direction (the height of the source polar image). |
| numberOfTangentSampledPoints | Number of points to be sampled in the tangent direction (the width of the source polar image). |
| warpImageX | Destination cartesian image for the abscissas. |
| warpImageY | Destination cartesian image for the ordinates. |
| warpImageWidth | The width of the destination cartesian images. Optional parameter, if omitted or set to zero a best fit size is calculated. |
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Prepares suitable warp images for use with function eVision.EasyImage.Warp to unwarp a straight rectangle into a circular ring-wedge shape.
This is a polar to cartesian image conversion function.
See also eVision.EasyImage.SetCircleWarp.
| wedge | Ring-wedge |
| frame | Frame of reference for the wedge |
| numberOfRadialSampledPoints | Number of points to be sampled in the radial direction (the height of the source polar image). |
| numberOfTangentSampledPoints | Number of points to be sampled in the tangent direction (the width of the source polar image). |
| warpImageX | Destination cartesian image for the abscissas. |
| warpImageY | Destination cartesian image for the ordinates. |
| warpImageWidth | The width of the destination cartesian images. Optional parameter, if omitted or set to zero a best fit size is calculated. |
| warpImageHeight | The height of the destination cartesian images. Optional parameter, if omitted or set to zero a best fit size is calculated. |
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Prepares suitable warp images for use with function eVision.EasyImage.Warp to unwarp a straight rectangle into a circular ring-wedge shape.
This is a polar to cartesian image conversion function.
See also eVision.EasyImage.SetCircleWarp.
| wedge | Ring-wedge |
| numberOfRadialSampledPoints | Number of points to be sampled in the radial direction (the height of the source polar image). |
| numberOfTangentSampledPoints | Number of points to be sampled in the tangent direction (the width of the source polar image). |
| warpImageX | Destination cartesian image for the abscissas. |
| warpImageY | Destination cartesian image for the ordinates. |
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Prepares suitable warp images for use with function eVision.EasyImage.Warp to unwarp a straight rectangle into a circular ring-wedge shape.
This is a polar to cartesian image conversion function.
See also eVision.EasyImage.SetCircleWarp.
| wedge | Ring-wedge |
| numberOfRadialSampledPoints | Number of points to be sampled in the radial direction (the height of the source polar image). |
| numberOfTangentSampledPoints | Number of points to be sampled in the tangent direction (the width of the source polar image). |
| warpImageX | Destination cartesian image for the abscissas. |
| warpImageY | Destination cartesian image for the ordinates. |
| warpImageWidth | The width of the destination cartesian images. Optional parameter, if omitted or set to zero a best fit size is calculated. |
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Prepares suitable warp images for use with function eVision.EasyImage.Warp to unwarp a straight rectangle into a circular ring-wedge shape.
This is a polar to cartesian image conversion function.
See also eVision.EasyImage.SetCircleWarp.
| wedge | Ring-wedge |
| numberOfRadialSampledPoints | Number of points to be sampled in the radial direction (the height of the source polar image). |
| numberOfTangentSampledPoints | Number of points to be sampled in the tangent direction (the width of the source polar image). |
| warpImageX | Destination cartesian image for the abscissas. |
| warpImageY | Destination cartesian image for the ordinates. |
| warpImageWidth | The width of the destination cartesian images. Optional parameter, if omitted or set to zero a best fit size is calculated. |
| warpImageHeight | The height of the destination cartesian images. Optional parameter, if omitted or set to zero a best fit size is calculated. |
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Prepares suitable warp images for use with function eVision.EasyImage.Warp to unwarp a straight rectangle into a circular ring-wedge shape.
This is a polar to cartesian image conversion function.
See also eVision.EasyImage.SetCircleWarp.
| centerX | Abscissa of the ring-wedge center. |
| centerY | Ordinate of the ring-wedge center. |
| numberOfRadialSampledPoints | Number of points to be sampled in the radial direction (the height of the source polar image). |
| minimumRadius | Starting radius of the ring-wedge shape. |
| maximumRadius | Ending radius of the ring-wedge shape. |
| numberOfTangentSampledPoints | Number of points to be sampled in the tangent direction (the width of the source polar image). |
| minimumAngle | Starting angle of the ring-wedge shape. |
| maximumAngle | Ending angle of the ring-wedge shape. |
| frame | Frame of reference for the wedge |
| warpImageX | Destination cartesian image for the abscissas. |
| warpImageY | Destination cartesian image for the ordinates. |
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Prepares suitable warp images for use with function eVision.EasyImage.Warp to unwarp a straight rectangle into a circular ring-wedge shape.
This is a polar to cartesian image conversion function.
See also eVision.EasyImage.SetCircleWarp.
| centerX | Abscissa of the ring-wedge center. |
| centerY | Ordinate of the ring-wedge center. |
| numberOfRadialSampledPoints | Number of points to be sampled in the radial direction (the height of the source polar image). |
| minimumRadius | Starting radius of the ring-wedge shape. |
| maximumRadius | Ending radius of the ring-wedge shape. |
| numberOfTangentSampledPoints | Number of points to be sampled in the tangent direction (the width of the source polar image). |
| minimumAngle | Starting angle of the ring-wedge shape. |
| maximumAngle | Ending angle of the ring-wedge shape. |
| frame | Frame of reference for the wedge |
| warpImageX | Destination cartesian image for the abscissas. |
| warpImageY | Destination cartesian image for the ordinates. |
| warpImageWidth | The width of the destination cartesian images. Optional parameter, if omitted or set to zero a best fit size is calculated. |
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Prepares suitable warp images for use with function eVision.EasyImage.Warp to unwarp a straight rectangle into a circular ring-wedge shape.
This is a polar to cartesian image conversion function.
See also eVision.EasyImage.SetCircleWarp.
| centerX | Abscissa of the ring-wedge center. |
| centerY | Ordinate of the ring-wedge center. |
| numberOfRadialSampledPoints | Number of points to be sampled in the radial direction (the height of the source polar image). |
| minimumRadius | Starting radius of the ring-wedge shape. |
| maximumRadius | Ending radius of the ring-wedge shape. |
| numberOfTangentSampledPoints | Number of points to be sampled in the tangent direction (the width of the source polar image). |
| minimumAngle | Starting angle of the ring-wedge shape. |
| maximumAngle | Ending angle of the ring-wedge shape. |
| frame | Frame of reference for the wedge |
| warpImageX | Destination cartesian image for the abscissas. |
| warpImageY | Destination cartesian image for the ordinates. |
| warpImageWidth | The width of the destination cartesian images. Optional parameter, if omitted or set to zero a best fit size is calculated. |
| warpImageHeight | The height of the destination cartesian images. Optional parameter, if omitted or set to zero a best fit size is calculated. |
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Prepares suitable warp images for use with function eVision.EasyImage.Warp to unwarp a straight rectangle into a circular ring-wedge shape.
This is a polar to cartesian image conversion function.
See also eVision.EasyImage.SetCircleWarp.
| centerX | Abscissa of the ring-wedge center. |
| centerY | Ordinate of the ring-wedge center. |
| numberOfRadialSampledPoints | Number of points to be sampled in the radial direction (the height of the source polar image). |
| minimumRadius | Starting radius of the ring-wedge shape. |
| maximumRadius | Ending radius of the ring-wedge shape. |
| numberOfTangentSampledPoints | Number of points to be sampled in the tangent direction (the width of the source polar image). |
| minimumAngle | Starting angle of the ring-wedge shape. |
| maximumAngle | Ending angle of the ring-wedge shape. |
| warpImageX | Destination cartesian image for the abscissas. |
| warpImageY | Destination cartesian image for the ordinates. |
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Prepares suitable warp images for use with function eVision.EasyImage.Warp to unwarp a straight rectangle into a circular ring-wedge shape.
This is a polar to cartesian image conversion function.
See also eVision.EasyImage.SetCircleWarp.
| centerX | Abscissa of the ring-wedge center. |
| centerY | Ordinate of the ring-wedge center. |
| numberOfRadialSampledPoints | Number of points to be sampled in the radial direction (the height of the source polar image). |
| minimumRadius | Starting radius of the ring-wedge shape. |
| maximumRadius | Ending radius of the ring-wedge shape. |
| numberOfTangentSampledPoints | Number of points to be sampled in the tangent direction (the width of the source polar image). |
| minimumAngle | Starting angle of the ring-wedge shape. |
| maximumAngle | Ending angle of the ring-wedge shape. |
| warpImageX | Destination cartesian image for the abscissas. |
| warpImageY | Destination cartesian image for the ordinates. |
| warpImageWidth | The width of the destination cartesian images. Optional parameter, if omitted or set to zero a best fit size is calculated. |
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Prepares suitable warp images for use with function eVision.EasyImage.Warp to unwarp a straight rectangle into a circular ring-wedge shape.
This is a polar to cartesian image conversion function.
See also eVision.EasyImage.SetCircleWarp.
| centerX | Abscissa of the ring-wedge center. |
| centerY | Ordinate of the ring-wedge center. |
| numberOfRadialSampledPoints | Number of points to be sampled in the radial direction (the height of the source polar image). |
| minimumRadius | Starting radius of the ring-wedge shape. |
| maximumRadius | Ending radius of the ring-wedge shape. |
| numberOfTangentSampledPoints | Number of points to be sampled in the tangent direction (the width of the source polar image). |
| minimumAngle | Starting angle of the ring-wedge shape. |
| maximumAngle | Ending angle of the ring-wedge shape. |
| warpImageX | Destination cartesian image for the abscissas. |
| warpImageY | Destination cartesian image for the ordinates. |
| warpImageWidth | The width of the destination cartesian images. Optional parameter, if omitted or set to zero a best fit size is calculated. |
| warpImageHeight | The height of the destination cartesian images. Optional parameter, if omitted or set to zero a best fit size is calculated. |
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Gets/Sets the color of the overlay in the destination image when a BW8 Image is used as overlay source image in functions.
Remarks:
| color | Color of the overlay in the destination image. |
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Pre-compute the required non-linear transfer function for noise reduction by recursive temporal averaging.
Remarks:
This function is a companion to eVision.EasyImage.RecursiveAverage.
| lookupTable | Pointer to the LUT vector holding the non-linear transfer function. |
| reductionNoiseFactor | Noise reduction factor. The larger the value, the more effectively noise will be reduced. |
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Pre-compute the required non-linear transfer function for noise reduction by recursive temporal averaging.
Remarks:
This function is a companion to eVision.EasyImage.RecursiveAverage.
| lookupTable | Pointer to the LUT vector holding the non-linear transfer function. |
| reductionNoiseFactor | Noise reduction factor. The larger the value, the more effectively noise will be reduced. |
| reductionNoiseWidth | Indicates the extent to which noise reduction applies to large variations in gray-level values. For variations small with respect to this parameter, noise will be reduced by a factor close to the reductionNoiseFactor value; for variations much larger than reductionNoiseWidth, no noise reduction will take place. |
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Prepares a lookup-table for image equalization, using an image histogram.
Remarks:
This function, along with eVision.EasyImage.Histogram and eVision.EasyImage.Lut, is an alternative to using eVision.EasyImage.Equalize.
| histogram | Pointer to the source histogram vector. |
| lookupTable | Pointer to the destination lookup-table vector. |
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Prepares a lookup-table for image equalization, using an image histogram.
Remarks:
This function, along with eVision.EasyImage.Histogram and eVision.EasyImage.Lut, is an alternative to using eVision.EasyImage.Equalize.
| histogram | Pointer to the source histogram vector. |
| lookupTable | Pointer to the destination lookup-table vector. |
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Prepares suitable inverse warp images for use with function eVision.EasyImage.Warp to unwarp an invertible LUT given by the warpImageX and warpImageY.
Remarks:
Typical use is warping back a text printed around a circle. The behavior when using non-invertible LUT is undefined.
| warpImageX | Pointer to the X lookup image. |
| warpImageY | Pointer to the Y lookup image. |
| inverseWarpImageX | Pointer to the inverse X lookup image. |
| inverseWarpImageY | Pointer to the inverse Y lookup image. |
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Resizes an image to a smaller size.
Pre-filtering is applied to avoid aliasing.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
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Resizes an image to a smaller size.
Pre-filtering is applied to avoid aliasing.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
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Resizes an image to a smaller size.
Pre-filtering is applied to avoid aliasing.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
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Computes the signal to noise ratio, in dB, by comparing a given image to a reference image.
Remarks:
The reference image can be noiseless (obtained by suppressing the source of noise) or be affected by a noise of the same distribution as the given image.
The signal amplitude is defined as the sum of the squared pixel gray-level values while the noise amplitude is defined as the sum of the squared difference between the pixel gray-level values of the given image and the reference.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| referenceImage | Pointer to the reference image/ROI. |
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Computes the signal to noise ratio, in dB, by comparing a given image to a reference image.
Remarks:
The reference image can be noiseless (obtained by suppressing the source of noise) or be affected by a noise of the same distribution as the given image.
The signal amplitude is defined as the sum of the squared pixel gray-level values while the noise amplitude is defined as the sum of the squared difference between the pixel gray-level values of the given image and the reference.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| referenceImage | Pointer to the reference image/ROI. |
| referenceNoise | Specifies how the reference image is affected by noise, as defined by eVision.EReferenceNoise. |
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Computes the signal to noise ratio, in dB, by comparing a given image to a reference image.
Remarks:
The reference image can be noiseless (obtained by suppressing the source of noise) or be affected by a noise of the same distribution as the given image.
The signal amplitude is defined as the sum of the squared pixel gray-level values while the noise amplitude is defined as the sum of the squared difference between the pixel gray-level values of the given image and the reference.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| referenceImage | Pointer to the reference image/ROI. |
| mask | Pointer to a mask to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. Note: the mask must have the same size as the source image. |
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Computes the signal to noise ratio, in dB, by comparing a given image to a reference image.
Remarks:
The reference image can be noiseless (obtained by suppressing the source of noise) or be affected by a noise of the same distribution as the given image.
The signal amplitude is defined as the sum of the squared pixel gray-level values while the noise amplitude is defined as the sum of the squared difference between the pixel gray-level values of the given image and the reference.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| referenceImage | Pointer to the reference image/ROI. |
| mask | Pointer to a mask to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. Note: the mask must have the same size as the source image. |
| referenceNoise | Specifies how the reference image is affected by noise, as defined by eVision.EReferenceNoise. |
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Computes the signal to noise ratio, in dB, by comparing a given image to a reference image.
Remarks:
The reference image can be noiseless (obtained by suppressing the source of noise) or be affected by a noise of the same distribution as the given image.
The signal amplitude is defined as the sum of the squared pixel gray-level values while the noise amplitude is defined as the sum of the squared difference between the pixel gray-level values of the given image and the reference.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| referenceImage | Pointer to the reference image/ROI. |
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Computes the signal to noise ratio, in dB, by comparing a given image to a reference image.
Remarks:
The reference image can be noiseless (obtained by suppressing the source of noise) or be affected by a noise of the same distribution as the given image.
The signal amplitude is defined as the sum of the squared pixel gray-level values while the noise amplitude is defined as the sum of the squared difference between the pixel gray-level values of the given image and the reference.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| referenceImage | Pointer to the reference image/ROI. |
| referenceNoise | Specifies how the reference image is affected by noise, as defined by eVision.EReferenceNoise. |
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Computes the signal to noise ratio, in dB, by comparing a given image to a reference image.
Remarks:
The reference image can be noiseless (obtained by suppressing the source of noise) or be affected by a noise of the same distribution as the given image.
The signal amplitude is defined as the sum of the squared pixel gray-level values while the noise amplitude is defined as the sum of the squared difference between the pixel gray-level values of the given image and the reference.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| referenceImage | Pointer to the reference image/ROI. |
| mask | Pointer to a mask to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. Note: the mask must have the same size as the source image. |
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Computes the signal to noise ratio, in dB, by comparing a given image to a reference image.
Remarks:
The reference image can be noiseless (obtained by suppressing the source of noise) or be affected by a noise of the same distribution as the given image.
The signal amplitude is defined as the sum of the squared pixel gray-level values while the noise amplitude is defined as the sum of the squared difference between the pixel gray-level values of the given image and the reference.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| referenceImage | Pointer to the reference image/ROI. |
| mask | Pointer to a mask to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. Note: the mask must have the same size as the source image. |
| referenceNoise | Specifies how the reference image is affected by noise, as defined by eVision.EReferenceNoise. |
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Computes the signal to noise ratio, in dB, by comparing a given image to a reference image.
Remarks:
The reference image can be noiseless (obtained by suppressing the source of noise) or be affected by a noise of the same distribution as the given image.
The signal amplitude is defined as the sum of the squared pixel gray-level values while the noise amplitude is defined as the sum of the squared difference between the pixel gray-level values of the given image and the reference.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| referenceImage | Pointer to the reference image/ROI. |
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Computes the signal to noise ratio, in dB, by comparing a given image to a reference image.
Remarks:
The reference image can be noiseless (obtained by suppressing the source of noise) or be affected by a noise of the same distribution as the given image.
The signal amplitude is defined as the sum of the squared pixel gray-level values while the noise amplitude is defined as the sum of the squared difference between the pixel gray-level values of the given image and the reference.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| referenceImage | Pointer to the reference image/ROI. |
| referenceNoise | Specifies how the reference image is affected by noise, as defined by eVision.EReferenceNoise. |
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Computes the signal to noise ratio, in dB, by comparing a given image to a reference image.
Remarks:
The reference image can be noiseless (obtained by suppressing the source of noise) or be affected by a noise of the same distribution as the given image.
The signal amplitude is defined as the sum of the squared pixel gray-level values while the noise amplitude is defined as the sum of the squared difference between the pixel gray-level values of the given image and the reference.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| referenceImage | Pointer to the reference image/ROI. |
| mask | Pointer to a mask to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. Note: the mask must have the same size as the source image. |
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Computes the signal to noise ratio, in dB, by comparing a given image to a reference image.
Remarks:
The reference image can be noiseless (obtained by suppressing the source of noise) or be affected by a noise of the same distribution as the given image.
The signal amplitude is defined as the sum of the squared pixel gray-level values while the noise amplitude is defined as the sum of the squared difference between the pixel gray-level values of the given image and the reference.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| referenceImage | Pointer to the reference image/ROI. |
| mask | Pointer to a mask to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. Note: the mask must have the same size as the source image. |
| referenceNoise | Specifies how the reference image is affected by noise, as defined by eVision.EReferenceNoise. |
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Interchanges the even and odd rows of an image.
Remarks:
This is helpful when acquisition of an interleaved image has confused even and odd frames.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
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Interchanges the even and odd rows of an image.
Remarks:
This is helpful when acquisition of an interleaved image has confused even and odd frames.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
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Interchanges the even and odd rows of an image.
Remarks:
This is helpful when acquisition of an interleaved image has confused even and odd frames.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
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Applies a thickening operation on an image, using a 3x3 kernel.
The method returns the number of iterations actually performed.
Remarks:
The thickening kernel coefficients must be 0 (matching black pixel, value 0), 1 (matching non-black pixel, value > 0) or -1 (don't care). When a match is found between the kernel coefficients and the neighborhood of a pixel, the pixel value is set to 255.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as source image. |
| thickeningKernel | Pointer to the thickening kernel. |
| numberOfIterations | Number of iterations to apply. 0 indicates stop when convergence is reached. If the rotation mode is set to either eVision.EKernelRotation.Clockwise or eVision.EKernelRotation.Anticlockwise, a pass comprises eight kernel rotations. |
| rotationMode | Rotation mode, as defined by eVision.EKernelRotation. |
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Applies a thickening operation on an image, using a 3x3 kernel.
The method returns the number of iterations actually performed.
Remarks:
The thickening kernel coefficients must be 0 (matching black pixel, value 0), 1 (matching non-black pixel, value > 0) or -1 (don't care). When a match is found between the kernel coefficients and the neighborhood of a pixel, the pixel value is set to 255.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as source image. |
| thickeningKernel | Pointer to the thickening kernel. |
| numberOfIterations | Number of iterations to apply. 0 indicates stop when convergence is reached. If the rotation mode is set to either eVision.EKernelRotation.Clockwise or eVision.EKernelRotation.Anticlockwise, a pass comprises eight kernel rotations. |
| rotationMode | Rotation mode, as defined by eVision.EKernelRotation. |
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Applies a thickening operation on an image, using a 3x3 kernel.
The method returns the number of iterations actually performed.
Remarks:
The thickening kernel coefficients must be 0 (matching black pixel, value 0), 1 (matching non-black pixel, value > 0) or -1 (don't care). When a match is found between the kernel coefficients and the neighborhood of a pixel, the pixel value is set to 255.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as source image. |
| thickeningKernel | Pointer to the thickening kernel. |
| numberOfIterations | Number of iterations to apply. 0 indicates stop when convergence is reached. If the rotation mode is set to either eVision.EKernelRotation.Clockwise or eVision.EKernelRotation.Anticlockwise, a pass comprises eight kernel rotations. |
| rotationMode | Rotation mode, as defined by eVision.EKernelRotation. |
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Applies a thinning operation on an image, using a 3x3 kernel.
The method returns the number of iterations actually performed.
Remarks:
The thinning kernel coefficients must be 0 (matching black pixel, value 0), 1 (matching non-black pixel, value > 0) or -1 (don't care). When a match is found between the kernel coefficients and the neighborhood of a pixel, the pixel value is set to 0.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as source image. |
| thinningKernel | Pointer to the thinning kernel. |
| numberOfIterations | Number of iterations to apply. 0 indicates stop when convergence is reached. If the rotation mode is set to either eVision.EKernelRotation.Clockwise or eVision.EKernelRotation.Anticlockwise, a pass comprises eight kernel rotations. |
| rotationMode | Rotation mode, as defined by eVision.EKernelRotation. |
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Applies a thinning operation on an image, using a 3x3 kernel.
The method returns the number of iterations actually performed.
Remarks:
The thinning kernel coefficients must be 0 (matching black pixel, value 0), 1 (matching non-black pixel, value > 0) or -1 (don't care). When a match is found between the kernel coefficients and the neighborhood of a pixel, the pixel value is set to 0.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as source image. |
| thinningKernel | Pointer to the thinning kernel. |
| numberOfIterations | Number of iterations to apply. 0 indicates stop when convergence is reached. If the rotation mode is set to either eVision.EKernelRotation.Clockwise or eVision.EKernelRotation.Anticlockwise, a pass comprises eight kernel rotations. |
| rotationMode | Rotation mode, as defined by eVision.EKernelRotation. |
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Applies a thinning operation on an image, using a 3x3 kernel.
The method returns the number of iterations actually performed.
Remarks:
The thinning kernel coefficients must be 0 (matching black pixel, value 0), 1 (matching non-black pixel, value > 0) or -1 (don't care). When a match is found between the kernel coefficients and the neighborhood of a pixel, the pixel value is set to 0.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as source image. |
| thinningKernel | Pointer to the thinning kernel. |
| numberOfIterations | Number of iterations to apply. 0 indicates stop when convergence is reached. If the rotation mode is set to either eVision.EKernelRotation.Clockwise or eVision.EKernelRotation.Anticlockwise, a pass comprises eight kernel rotations. |
| rotationMode | Rotation mode, as defined by eVision.EKernelRotation. |
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Reduces foreground regions to a one-pixel-wide skeleton using the Zhang-Suen thinning algorithm.
The algorithm iteratively removes border pixels from foreground regions until only a one-pixel-wide skeleton remains, preserving the topology (connectivity) of the original shape. Iteration stops when no further pixels can be removed.
The output has the same dimensions as the input. Foreground pixels in the input must be non-zero; zero pixels are treated as background. The output uses the same convention: non-zero for foreground skeleton pixels, zero for background.
| input | Source binary ROI to skeletonize. Foreground pixels must be non-zero. |
| output | Output image. Resized to match the input dimensions. |
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Reduces foreground regions to a one-pixel-wide skeleton using the Zhang-Suen thinning algorithm.
The algorithm iteratively removes border pixels from foreground regions until only a one-pixel-wide skeleton remains, preserving the topology (connectivity) of the original shape. Iteration stops when no further pixels can be removed.
The output has the same dimensions as the input. Foreground pixels in the input must be non-zero; zero pixels are treated as background. The output uses the same convention: non-zero for foreground skeleton pixels, zero for background.
| input | Source binary ROI to skeletonize. Foreground pixels must be non-zero. |
| output | Output image. Resized to match the input dimensions. |
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Computes the two threshold values used to separate the pixels of an image in three classes.
Remarks:
These values are computed using the minimum residue criterion from the histogram of the image. The function returns the minimum residue as per the method. The residue is the Euclidean distance between the source image and the thresholded image.
| histogram | Histogram of the image. |
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Binarize an image by setting pixels to two different possible values in a destination image, according to their value in a source image.
Remarks:
When the source image is gray-level, the pixel values are measured against a threshold. All pixels below this threshold will yield a low value in the destination image, and all pixels above or on the threshold will yield a high value.
When the destination image is binary (BW1 pixel type), then the values are set to 0 or 1, according to the criterion.
When the destination image is gray-level (BW8 or BW16), then the values are set to 0 or to the maximum pixel value for the image type (255 for BW8 and 65535 for BW16). In some overloads, these minimum and maximum destination values can be specified.
When the source image is gray-level, several modes are available: absolute (the threshold value is given), relative (the threshold value is computed to obtain a desired fraction of the image pixels), or automatic (using three different criteria). In the function overloads where this mode cannot be specified, it is assumed to be absolute.
If the source image is color, all pixels whose components are comprised in a range of values (minimum to maximum) will be set to a constant value (white by default), while other pixels will be set to another constant value (black by default). In this case, if a color lookup is specified, it is applied on the fly to the color image before thresholding.
The simpler color image overload does not support the use of an on-the-fly color lookup table nor rejectValue/acceptValue arguments. On the other hand, it has been MMX optimized, and will run significantly faster when the acceptance region is large.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Optional reference to a region to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region was defined |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
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Binarize an image by setting pixels to two different possible values in a destination image, according to their value in a source image.
Remarks:
When the source image is gray-level, the pixel values are measured against a threshold. All pixels below this threshold will yield a low value in the destination image, and all pixels above or on the threshold will yield a high value.
When the destination image is binary (BW1 pixel type), then the values are set to 0 or 1, according to the criterion.
When the destination image is gray-level (BW8 or BW16), then the values are set to 0 or to the maximum pixel value for the image type (255 for BW8 and 65535 for BW16). In some overloads, these minimum and maximum destination values can be specified.
When the source image is gray-level, several modes are available: absolute (the threshold value is given), relative (the threshold value is computed to obtain a desired fraction of the image pixels), or automatic (using three different criteria). In the function overloads where this mode cannot be specified, it is assumed to be absolute.
If the source image is color, all pixels whose components are comprised in a range of values (minimum to maximum) will be set to a constant value (white by default), while other pixels will be set to another constant value (black by default). In this case, if a color lookup is specified, it is applied on the fly to the color image before thresholding.
The simpler color image overload does not support the use of an on-the-fly color lookup table nor rejectValue/acceptValue arguments. On the other hand, it has been MMX optimized, and will run significantly faster when the acceptance region is large.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Optional reference to a region to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region was defined |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| threshold | The thresholding mode, as defined by the enumeration eVision.EThresholdMode. The default value is EThresholdMode_MinResidue |
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Binarize an image by setting pixels to two different possible values in a destination image, according to their value in a source image.
Remarks:
When the source image is gray-level, the pixel values are measured against a threshold. All pixels below this threshold will yield a low value in the destination image, and all pixels above or on the threshold will yield a high value.
When the destination image is binary (BW1 pixel type), then the values are set to 0 or 1, according to the criterion.
When the destination image is gray-level (BW8 or BW16), then the values are set to 0 or to the maximum pixel value for the image type (255 for BW8 and 65535 for BW16). In some overloads, these minimum and maximum destination values can be specified.
When the source image is gray-level, several modes are available: absolute (the threshold value is given), relative (the threshold value is computed to obtain a desired fraction of the image pixels), or automatic (using three different criteria). In the function overloads where this mode cannot be specified, it is assumed to be absolute.
If the source image is color, all pixels whose components are comprised in a range of values (minimum to maximum) will be set to a constant value (white by default), while other pixels will be set to another constant value (black by default). In this case, if a color lookup is specified, it is applied on the fly to the color image before thresholding.
The simpler color image overload does not support the use of an on-the-fly color lookup table nor rejectValue/acceptValue arguments. On the other hand, it has been MMX optimized, and will run significantly faster when the acceptance region is large.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Optional reference to a region to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region was defined |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| threshold | The thresholding mode, as defined by the enumeration eVision.EThresholdMode. The default value is EThresholdMode_MinResidue |
| lowValue | Value for pixels below the threshold (by default, 0). |
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Binarize an image by setting pixels to two different possible values in a destination image, according to their value in a source image.
Remarks:
When the source image is gray-level, the pixel values are measured against a threshold. All pixels below this threshold will yield a low value in the destination image, and all pixels above or on the threshold will yield a high value.
When the destination image is binary (BW1 pixel type), then the values are set to 0 or 1, according to the criterion.
When the destination image is gray-level (BW8 or BW16), then the values are set to 0 or to the maximum pixel value for the image type (255 for BW8 and 65535 for BW16). In some overloads, these minimum and maximum destination values can be specified.
When the source image is gray-level, several modes are available: absolute (the threshold value is given), relative (the threshold value is computed to obtain a desired fraction of the image pixels), or automatic (using three different criteria). In the function overloads where this mode cannot be specified, it is assumed to be absolute.
If the source image is color, all pixels whose components are comprised in a range of values (minimum to maximum) will be set to a constant value (white by default), while other pixels will be set to another constant value (black by default). In this case, if a color lookup is specified, it is applied on the fly to the color image before thresholding.
The simpler color image overload does not support the use of an on-the-fly color lookup table nor rejectValue/acceptValue arguments. On the other hand, it has been MMX optimized, and will run significantly faster when the acceptance region is large.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Optional reference to a region to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region was defined |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| threshold | The thresholding mode, as defined by the enumeration eVision.EThresholdMode. The default value is EThresholdMode_MinResidue |
| lowValue | Value for pixels below the threshold (by default, 0). |
| highValue | Value for pixels above the threshold (by default, it is set to 255 for BW8 destination images and 65535 for BW16 destination images). |
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Binarize an image by setting pixels to two different possible values in a destination image, according to their value in a source image.
Remarks:
When the source image is gray-level, the pixel values are measured against a threshold. All pixels below this threshold will yield a low value in the destination image, and all pixels above or on the threshold will yield a high value.
When the destination image is binary (BW1 pixel type), then the values are set to 0 or 1, according to the criterion.
When the destination image is gray-level (BW8 or BW16), then the values are set to 0 or to the maximum pixel value for the image type (255 for BW8 and 65535 for BW16). In some overloads, these minimum and maximum destination values can be specified.
When the source image is gray-level, several modes are available: absolute (the threshold value is given), relative (the threshold value is computed to obtain a desired fraction of the image pixels), or automatic (using three different criteria). In the function overloads where this mode cannot be specified, it is assumed to be absolute.
If the source image is color, all pixels whose components are comprised in a range of values (minimum to maximum) will be set to a constant value (white by default), while other pixels will be set to another constant value (black by default). In this case, if a color lookup is specified, it is applied on the fly to the color image before thresholding.
The simpler color image overload does not support the use of an on-the-fly color lookup table nor rejectValue/acceptValue arguments. On the other hand, it has been MMX optimized, and will run significantly faster when the acceptance region is large.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Optional reference to a region to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region was defined |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| threshold | The thresholding mode, as defined by the enumeration eVision.EThresholdMode. The default value is EThresholdMode_MinResidue |
| lowValue | Value for pixels below the threshold (by default, 0). |
| highValue | Value for pixels above the threshold (by default, it is set to 255 for BW8 destination images and 65535 for BW16 destination images). |
| relativeThreshold | Fraction of the image pixels that will be set below the threshold. Only used when the threshold value is eVision.EThresholdMode.Relative (by default, 0.5). This value must be greater than (or equal to) 0 and strictly less than 1. |
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Binarize an image by setting pixels to two different possible values in a destination image, according to their value in a source image.
Remarks:
When the source image is gray-level, the pixel values are measured against a threshold. All pixels below this threshold will yield a low value in the destination image, and all pixels above or on the threshold will yield a high value.
When the destination image is binary (BW1 pixel type), then the values are set to 0 or 1, according to the criterion.
When the destination image is gray-level (BW8 or BW16), then the values are set to 0 or to the maximum pixel value for the image type (255 for BW8 and 65535 for BW16). In some overloads, these minimum and maximum destination values can be specified.
When the source image is gray-level, several modes are available: absolute (the threshold value is given), relative (the threshold value is computed to obtain a desired fraction of the image pixels), or automatic (using three different criteria). In the function overloads where this mode cannot be specified, it is assumed to be absolute.
If the source image is color, all pixels whose components are comprised in a range of values (minimum to maximum) will be set to a constant value (white by default), while other pixels will be set to another constant value (black by default). In this case, if a color lookup is specified, it is applied on the fly to the color image before thresholding.
The simpler color image overload does not support the use of an on-the-fly color lookup table nor rejectValue/acceptValue arguments. On the other hand, it has been MMX optimized, and will run significantly faster when the acceptance region is large.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Optional reference to a region to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
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Binarize an image by setting pixels to two different possible values in a destination image, according to their value in a source image.
Remarks:
When the source image is gray-level, the pixel values are measured against a threshold. All pixels below this threshold will yield a low value in the destination image, and all pixels above or on the threshold will yield a high value.
When the destination image is binary (BW1 pixel type), then the values are set to 0 or 1, according to the criterion.
When the destination image is gray-level (BW8 or BW16), then the values are set to 0 or to the maximum pixel value for the image type (255 for BW8 and 65535 for BW16). In some overloads, these minimum and maximum destination values can be specified.
When the source image is gray-level, several modes are available: absolute (the threshold value is given), relative (the threshold value is computed to obtain a desired fraction of the image pixels), or automatic (using three different criteria). In the function overloads where this mode cannot be specified, it is assumed to be absolute.
If the source image is color, all pixels whose components are comprised in a range of values (minimum to maximum) will be set to a constant value (white by default), while other pixels will be set to another constant value (black by default). In this case, if a color lookup is specified, it is applied on the fly to the color image before thresholding.
The simpler color image overload does not support the use of an on-the-fly color lookup table nor rejectValue/acceptValue arguments. On the other hand, it has been MMX optimized, and will run significantly faster when the acceptance region is large.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Optional reference to a region to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| threshold | The thresholding mode, as defined by the enumeration eVision.EThresholdMode. The default value is EThresholdMode_MinResidue |
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Binarize an image by setting pixels to two different possible values in a destination image, according to their value in a source image.
Remarks:
When the source image is gray-level, the pixel values are measured against a threshold. All pixels below this threshold will yield a low value in the destination image, and all pixels above or on the threshold will yield a high value.
When the destination image is binary (BW1 pixel type), then the values are set to 0 or 1, according to the criterion.
When the destination image is gray-level (BW8 or BW16), then the values are set to 0 or to the maximum pixel value for the image type (255 for BW8 and 65535 for BW16). In some overloads, these minimum and maximum destination values can be specified.
When the source image is gray-level, several modes are available: absolute (the threshold value is given), relative (the threshold value is computed to obtain a desired fraction of the image pixels), or automatic (using three different criteria). In the function overloads where this mode cannot be specified, it is assumed to be absolute.
If the source image is color, all pixels whose components are comprised in a range of values (minimum to maximum) will be set to a constant value (white by default), while other pixels will be set to another constant value (black by default). In this case, if a color lookup is specified, it is applied on the fly to the color image before thresholding.
The simpler color image overload does not support the use of an on-the-fly color lookup table nor rejectValue/acceptValue arguments. On the other hand, it has been MMX optimized, and will run significantly faster when the acceptance region is large.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Optional reference to a region to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| threshold | The thresholding mode, as defined by the enumeration eVision.EThresholdMode. The default value is EThresholdMode_MinResidue |
| lowValue | Value for pixels below the threshold (by default, 0). |
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Binarize an image by setting pixels to two different possible values in a destination image, according to their value in a source image.
Remarks:
When the source image is gray-level, the pixel values are measured against a threshold. All pixels below this threshold will yield a low value in the destination image, and all pixels above or on the threshold will yield a high value.
When the destination image is binary (BW1 pixel type), then the values are set to 0 or 1, according to the criterion.
When the destination image is gray-level (BW8 or BW16), then the values are set to 0 or to the maximum pixel value for the image type (255 for BW8 and 65535 for BW16). In some overloads, these minimum and maximum destination values can be specified.
When the source image is gray-level, several modes are available: absolute (the threshold value is given), relative (the threshold value is computed to obtain a desired fraction of the image pixels), or automatic (using three different criteria). In the function overloads where this mode cannot be specified, it is assumed to be absolute.
If the source image is color, all pixels whose components are comprised in a range of values (minimum to maximum) will be set to a constant value (white by default), while other pixels will be set to another constant value (black by default). In this case, if a color lookup is specified, it is applied on the fly to the color image before thresholding.
The simpler color image overload does not support the use of an on-the-fly color lookup table nor rejectValue/acceptValue arguments. On the other hand, it has been MMX optimized, and will run significantly faster when the acceptance region is large.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Optional reference to a region to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| threshold | The thresholding mode, as defined by the enumeration eVision.EThresholdMode. The default value is EThresholdMode_MinResidue |
| lowValue | Value for pixels below the threshold (by default, 0). |
| highValue | Value for pixels above the threshold (by default, it is set to 255 for BW8 destination images and 65535 for BW16 destination images). |
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Binarize an image by setting pixels to two different possible values in a destination image, according to their value in a source image.
Remarks:
When the source image is gray-level, the pixel values are measured against a threshold. All pixels below this threshold will yield a low value in the destination image, and all pixels above or on the threshold will yield a high value.
When the destination image is binary (BW1 pixel type), then the values are set to 0 or 1, according to the criterion.
When the destination image is gray-level (BW8 or BW16), then the values are set to 0 or to the maximum pixel value for the image type (255 for BW8 and 65535 for BW16). In some overloads, these minimum and maximum destination values can be specified.
When the source image is gray-level, several modes are available: absolute (the threshold value is given), relative (the threshold value is computed to obtain a desired fraction of the image pixels), or automatic (using three different criteria). In the function overloads where this mode cannot be specified, it is assumed to be absolute.
If the source image is color, all pixels whose components are comprised in a range of values (minimum to maximum) will be set to a constant value (white by default), while other pixels will be set to another constant value (black by default). In this case, if a color lookup is specified, it is applied on the fly to the color image before thresholding.
The simpler color image overload does not support the use of an on-the-fly color lookup table nor rejectValue/acceptValue arguments. On the other hand, it has been MMX optimized, and will run significantly faster when the acceptance region is large.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Optional reference to a region to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| threshold | The thresholding mode, as defined by the enumeration eVision.EThresholdMode. The default value is EThresholdMode_MinResidue |
| lowValue | Value for pixels below the threshold (by default, 0). |
| highValue | Value for pixels above the threshold (by default, it is set to 255 for BW8 destination images and 65535 for BW16 destination images). |
| relativeThreshold | Fraction of the image pixels that will be set below the threshold. Only used when the threshold value is eVision.EThresholdMode.Relative (by default, 0.5). This value must be greater than (or equal to) 0 and strictly less than 1. |
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Binarize an image by setting pixels to two different possible values in a destination image, according to their value in a source image.
Remarks:
When the source image is gray-level, the pixel values are measured against a threshold. All pixels below this threshold will yield a low value in the destination image, and all pixels above or on the threshold will yield a high value.
When the destination image is binary (BW1 pixel type), then the values are set to 0 or 1, according to the criterion.
When the destination image is gray-level (BW8 or BW16), then the values are set to 0 or to the maximum pixel value for the image type (255 for BW8 and 65535 for BW16). In some overloads, these minimum and maximum destination values can be specified.
When the source image is gray-level, several modes are available: absolute (the threshold value is given), relative (the threshold value is computed to obtain a desired fraction of the image pixels), or automatic (using three different criteria). In the function overloads where this mode cannot be specified, it is assumed to be absolute.
If the source image is color, all pixels whose components are comprised in a range of values (minimum to maximum) will be set to a constant value (white by default), while other pixels will be set to another constant value (black by default). In this case, if a color lookup is specified, it is applied on the fly to the color image before thresholding.
The simpler color image overload does not support the use of an on-the-fly color lookup table nor rejectValue/acceptValue arguments. On the other hand, it has been MMX optimized, and will run significantly faster when the acceptance region is large.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
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Binarize an image by setting pixels to two different possible values in a destination image, according to their value in a source image.
Remarks:
When the source image is gray-level, the pixel values are measured against a threshold. All pixels below this threshold will yield a low value in the destination image, and all pixels above or on the threshold will yield a high value.
When the destination image is binary (BW1 pixel type), then the values are set to 0 or 1, according to the criterion.
When the destination image is gray-level (BW8 or BW16), then the values are set to 0 or to the maximum pixel value for the image type (255 for BW8 and 65535 for BW16). In some overloads, these minimum and maximum destination values can be specified.
When the source image is gray-level, several modes are available: absolute (the threshold value is given), relative (the threshold value is computed to obtain a desired fraction of the image pixels), or automatic (using three different criteria). In the function overloads where this mode cannot be specified, it is assumed to be absolute.
If the source image is color, all pixels whose components are comprised in a range of values (minimum to maximum) will be set to a constant value (white by default), while other pixels will be set to another constant value (black by default). In this case, if a color lookup is specified, it is applied on the fly to the color image before thresholding.
The simpler color image overload does not support the use of an on-the-fly color lookup table nor rejectValue/acceptValue arguments. On the other hand, it has been MMX optimized, and will run significantly faster when the acceptance region is large.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| threshold | The thresholding mode, as defined by the enumeration eVision.EThresholdMode. The default value is EThresholdMode_MinResidue |
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Binarize an image by setting pixels to two different possible values in a destination image, according to their value in a source image.
Remarks:
When the source image is gray-level, the pixel values are measured against a threshold. All pixels below this threshold will yield a low value in the destination image, and all pixels above or on the threshold will yield a high value.
When the destination image is binary (BW1 pixel type), then the values are set to 0 or 1, according to the criterion.
When the destination image is gray-level (BW8 or BW16), then the values are set to 0 or to the maximum pixel value for the image type (255 for BW8 and 65535 for BW16). In some overloads, these minimum and maximum destination values can be specified.
When the source image is gray-level, several modes are available: absolute (the threshold value is given), relative (the threshold value is computed to obtain a desired fraction of the image pixels), or automatic (using three different criteria). In the function overloads where this mode cannot be specified, it is assumed to be absolute.
If the source image is color, all pixels whose components are comprised in a range of values (minimum to maximum) will be set to a constant value (white by default), while other pixels will be set to another constant value (black by default). In this case, if a color lookup is specified, it is applied on the fly to the color image before thresholding.
The simpler color image overload does not support the use of an on-the-fly color lookup table nor rejectValue/acceptValue arguments. On the other hand, it has been MMX optimized, and will run significantly faster when the acceptance region is large.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| threshold | The thresholding mode, as defined by the enumeration eVision.EThresholdMode. The default value is EThresholdMode_MinResidue |
| lowValue | Value for pixels below the threshold (by default, 0). |
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Binarize an image by setting pixels to two different possible values in a destination image, according to their value in a source image.
Remarks:
When the source image is gray-level, the pixel values are measured against a threshold. All pixels below this threshold will yield a low value in the destination image, and all pixels above or on the threshold will yield a high value.
When the destination image is binary (BW1 pixel type), then the values are set to 0 or 1, according to the criterion.
When the destination image is gray-level (BW8 or BW16), then the values are set to 0 or to the maximum pixel value for the image type (255 for BW8 and 65535 for BW16). In some overloads, these minimum and maximum destination values can be specified.
When the source image is gray-level, several modes are available: absolute (the threshold value is given), relative (the threshold value is computed to obtain a desired fraction of the image pixels), or automatic (using three different criteria). In the function overloads where this mode cannot be specified, it is assumed to be absolute.
If the source image is color, all pixels whose components are comprised in a range of values (minimum to maximum) will be set to a constant value (white by default), while other pixels will be set to another constant value (black by default). In this case, if a color lookup is specified, it is applied on the fly to the color image before thresholding.
The simpler color image overload does not support the use of an on-the-fly color lookup table nor rejectValue/acceptValue arguments. On the other hand, it has been MMX optimized, and will run significantly faster when the acceptance region is large.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| threshold | The thresholding mode, as defined by the enumeration eVision.EThresholdMode. The default value is EThresholdMode_MinResidue |
| lowValue | Value for pixels below the threshold (by default, 0). |
| highValue | Value for pixels above the threshold (by default, it is set to 255 for BW8 destination images and 65535 for BW16 destination images). |
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Binarize an image by setting pixels to two different possible values in a destination image, according to their value in a source image.
Remarks:
When the source image is gray-level, the pixel values are measured against a threshold. All pixels below this threshold will yield a low value in the destination image, and all pixels above or on the threshold will yield a high value.
When the destination image is binary (BW1 pixel type), then the values are set to 0 or 1, according to the criterion.
When the destination image is gray-level (BW8 or BW16), then the values are set to 0 or to the maximum pixel value for the image type (255 for BW8 and 65535 for BW16). In some overloads, these minimum and maximum destination values can be specified.
When the source image is gray-level, several modes are available: absolute (the threshold value is given), relative (the threshold value is computed to obtain a desired fraction of the image pixels), or automatic (using three different criteria). In the function overloads where this mode cannot be specified, it is assumed to be absolute.
If the source image is color, all pixels whose components are comprised in a range of values (minimum to maximum) will be set to a constant value (white by default), while other pixels will be set to another constant value (black by default). In this case, if a color lookup is specified, it is applied on the fly to the color image before thresholding.
The simpler color image overload does not support the use of an on-the-fly color lookup table nor rejectValue/acceptValue arguments. On the other hand, it has been MMX optimized, and will run significantly faster when the acceptance region is large.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| threshold | The thresholding mode, as defined by the enumeration eVision.EThresholdMode. The default value is EThresholdMode_MinResidue |
| lowValue | Value for pixels below the threshold (by default, 0). |
| highValue | Value for pixels above the threshold (by default, it is set to 255 for BW8 destination images and 65535 for BW16 destination images). |
| relativeThreshold | Fraction of the image pixels that will be set below the threshold. Only used when the threshold value is eVision.EThresholdMode.Relative (by default, 0.5). This value must be greater than (or equal to) 0 and strictly less than 1. |
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Binarize an image by setting pixels to two different possible values in a destination image, according to their value in a source image.
Remarks:
When the source image is gray-level, the pixel values are measured against a threshold. All pixels below this threshold will yield a low value in the destination image, and all pixels above or on the threshold will yield a high value.
When the destination image is binary (BW1 pixel type), then the values are set to 0 or 1, according to the criterion.
When the destination image is gray-level (BW8 or BW16), then the values are set to 0 or to the maximum pixel value for the image type (255 for BW8 and 65535 for BW16). In some overloads, these minimum and maximum destination values can be specified.
When the source image is gray-level, several modes are available: absolute (the threshold value is given), relative (the threshold value is computed to obtain a desired fraction of the image pixels), or automatic (using three different criteria). In the function overloads where this mode cannot be specified, it is assumed to be absolute.
If the source image is color, all pixels whose components are comprised in a range of values (minimum to maximum) will be set to a constant value (white by default), while other pixels will be set to another constant value (black by default). In this case, if a color lookup is specified, it is applied on the fly to the color image before thresholding.
The simpler color image overload does not support the use of an on-the-fly color lookup table nor rejectValue/acceptValue arguments. On the other hand, it has been MMX optimized, and will run significantly faster when the acceptance region is large.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Optional reference to a region to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region was defined |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
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Binarize an image by setting pixels to two different possible values in a destination image, according to their value in a source image.
Remarks:
When the source image is gray-level, the pixel values are measured against a threshold. All pixels below this threshold will yield a low value in the destination image, and all pixels above or on the threshold will yield a high value.
When the destination image is binary (BW1 pixel type), then the values are set to 0 or 1, according to the criterion.
When the destination image is gray-level (BW8 or BW16), then the values are set to 0 or to the maximum pixel value for the image type (255 for BW8 and 65535 for BW16). In some overloads, these minimum and maximum destination values can be specified.
When the source image is gray-level, several modes are available: absolute (the threshold value is given), relative (the threshold value is computed to obtain a desired fraction of the image pixels), or automatic (using three different criteria). In the function overloads where this mode cannot be specified, it is assumed to be absolute.
If the source image is color, all pixels whose components are comprised in a range of values (minimum to maximum) will be set to a constant value (white by default), while other pixels will be set to another constant value (black by default). In this case, if a color lookup is specified, it is applied on the fly to the color image before thresholding.
The simpler color image overload does not support the use of an on-the-fly color lookup table nor rejectValue/acceptValue arguments. On the other hand, it has been MMX optimized, and will run significantly faster when the acceptance region is large.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Optional reference to a region to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region was defined |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| threshold | The thresholding mode, as defined by the enumeration eVision.EThresholdMode. The default value is EThresholdMode_MinResidue |
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Binarize an image by setting pixels to two different possible values in a destination image, according to their value in a source image.
Remarks:
When the source image is gray-level, the pixel values are measured against a threshold. All pixels below this threshold will yield a low value in the destination image, and all pixels above or on the threshold will yield a high value.
When the destination image is binary (BW1 pixel type), then the values are set to 0 or 1, according to the criterion.
When the destination image is gray-level (BW8 or BW16), then the values are set to 0 or to the maximum pixel value for the image type (255 for BW8 and 65535 for BW16). In some overloads, these minimum and maximum destination values can be specified.
When the source image is gray-level, several modes are available: absolute (the threshold value is given), relative (the threshold value is computed to obtain a desired fraction of the image pixels), or automatic (using three different criteria). In the function overloads where this mode cannot be specified, it is assumed to be absolute.
If the source image is color, all pixels whose components are comprised in a range of values (minimum to maximum) will be set to a constant value (white by default), while other pixels will be set to another constant value (black by default). In this case, if a color lookup is specified, it is applied on the fly to the color image before thresholding.
The simpler color image overload does not support the use of an on-the-fly color lookup table nor rejectValue/acceptValue arguments. On the other hand, it has been MMX optimized, and will run significantly faster when the acceptance region is large.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Optional reference to a region to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region was defined |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| threshold | The thresholding mode, as defined by the enumeration eVision.EThresholdMode. The default value is EThresholdMode_MinResidue |
| lowValue | Value for pixels below the threshold (by default, 0). |
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Binarize an image by setting pixels to two different possible values in a destination image, according to their value in a source image.
Remarks:
When the source image is gray-level, the pixel values are measured against a threshold. All pixels below this threshold will yield a low value in the destination image, and all pixels above or on the threshold will yield a high value.
When the destination image is binary (BW1 pixel type), then the values are set to 0 or 1, according to the criterion.
When the destination image is gray-level (BW8 or BW16), then the values are set to 0 or to the maximum pixel value for the image type (255 for BW8 and 65535 for BW16). In some overloads, these minimum and maximum destination values can be specified.
When the source image is gray-level, several modes are available: absolute (the threshold value is given), relative (the threshold value is computed to obtain a desired fraction of the image pixels), or automatic (using three different criteria). In the function overloads where this mode cannot be specified, it is assumed to be absolute.
If the source image is color, all pixels whose components are comprised in a range of values (minimum to maximum) will be set to a constant value (white by default), while other pixels will be set to another constant value (black by default). In this case, if a color lookup is specified, it is applied on the fly to the color image before thresholding.
The simpler color image overload does not support the use of an on-the-fly color lookup table nor rejectValue/acceptValue arguments. On the other hand, it has been MMX optimized, and will run significantly faster when the acceptance region is large.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Optional reference to a region to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region was defined |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| threshold | The thresholding mode, as defined by the enumeration eVision.EThresholdMode. The default value is EThresholdMode_MinResidue |
| lowValue | Value for pixels below the threshold (by default, 0). |
| highValue | Value for pixels above the threshold (by default, it is set to 255 for BW8 destination images and 65535 for BW16 destination images). |
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Binarize an image by setting pixels to two different possible values in a destination image, according to their value in a source image.
Remarks:
When the source image is gray-level, the pixel values are measured against a threshold. All pixels below this threshold will yield a low value in the destination image, and all pixels above or on the threshold will yield a high value.
When the destination image is binary (BW1 pixel type), then the values are set to 0 or 1, according to the criterion.
When the destination image is gray-level (BW8 or BW16), then the values are set to 0 or to the maximum pixel value for the image type (255 for BW8 and 65535 for BW16). In some overloads, these minimum and maximum destination values can be specified.
When the source image is gray-level, several modes are available: absolute (the threshold value is given), relative (the threshold value is computed to obtain a desired fraction of the image pixels), or automatic (using three different criteria). In the function overloads where this mode cannot be specified, it is assumed to be absolute.
If the source image is color, all pixels whose components are comprised in a range of values (minimum to maximum) will be set to a constant value (white by default), while other pixels will be set to another constant value (black by default). In this case, if a color lookup is specified, it is applied on the fly to the color image before thresholding.
The simpler color image overload does not support the use of an on-the-fly color lookup table nor rejectValue/acceptValue arguments. On the other hand, it has been MMX optimized, and will run significantly faster when the acceptance region is large.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Optional reference to a region to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region was defined |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| threshold | The thresholding mode, as defined by the enumeration eVision.EThresholdMode. The default value is EThresholdMode_MinResidue |
| lowValue | Value for pixels below the threshold (by default, 0). |
| highValue | Value for pixels above the threshold (by default, it is set to 255 for BW8 destination images and 65535 for BW16 destination images). |
| relativeThreshold | Fraction of the image pixels that will be set below the threshold. Only used when the threshold value is eVision.EThresholdMode.Relative (by default, 0.5). This value must be greater than (or equal to) 0 and strictly less than 1. |
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Binarize an image by setting pixels to two different possible values in a destination image, according to their value in a source image.
Remarks:
When the source image is gray-level, the pixel values are measured against a threshold. All pixels below this threshold will yield a low value in the destination image, and all pixels above or on the threshold will yield a high value.
When the destination image is binary (BW1 pixel type), then the values are set to 0 or 1, according to the criterion.
When the destination image is gray-level (BW8 or BW16), then the values are set to 0 or to the maximum pixel value for the image type (255 for BW8 and 65535 for BW16). In some overloads, these minimum and maximum destination values can be specified.
When the source image is gray-level, several modes are available: absolute (the threshold value is given), relative (the threshold value is computed to obtain a desired fraction of the image pixels), or automatic (using three different criteria). In the function overloads where this mode cannot be specified, it is assumed to be absolute.
If the source image is color, all pixels whose components are comprised in a range of values (minimum to maximum) will be set to a constant value (white by default), while other pixels will be set to another constant value (black by default). In this case, if a color lookup is specified, it is applied on the fly to the color image before thresholding.
The simpler color image overload does not support the use of an on-the-fly color lookup table nor rejectValue/acceptValue arguments. On the other hand, it has been MMX optimized, and will run significantly faster when the acceptance region is large.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Optional reference to a region to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
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Binarize an image by setting pixels to two different possible values in a destination image, according to their value in a source image.
Remarks:
When the source image is gray-level, the pixel values are measured against a threshold. All pixels below this threshold will yield a low value in the destination image, and all pixels above or on the threshold will yield a high value.
When the destination image is binary (BW1 pixel type), then the values are set to 0 or 1, according to the criterion.
When the destination image is gray-level (BW8 or BW16), then the values are set to 0 or to the maximum pixel value for the image type (255 for BW8 and 65535 for BW16). In some overloads, these minimum and maximum destination values can be specified.
When the source image is gray-level, several modes are available: absolute (the threshold value is given), relative (the threshold value is computed to obtain a desired fraction of the image pixels), or automatic (using three different criteria). In the function overloads where this mode cannot be specified, it is assumed to be absolute.
If the source image is color, all pixels whose components are comprised in a range of values (minimum to maximum) will be set to a constant value (white by default), while other pixels will be set to another constant value (black by default). In this case, if a color lookup is specified, it is applied on the fly to the color image before thresholding.
The simpler color image overload does not support the use of an on-the-fly color lookup table nor rejectValue/acceptValue arguments. On the other hand, it has been MMX optimized, and will run significantly faster when the acceptance region is large.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Optional reference to a region to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| threshold | The thresholding mode, as defined by the enumeration eVision.EThresholdMode. The default value is EThresholdMode_MinResidue |
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Binarize an image by setting pixels to two different possible values in a destination image, according to their value in a source image.
Remarks:
When the source image is gray-level, the pixel values are measured against a threshold. All pixels below this threshold will yield a low value in the destination image, and all pixels above or on the threshold will yield a high value.
When the destination image is binary (BW1 pixel type), then the values are set to 0 or 1, according to the criterion.
When the destination image is gray-level (BW8 or BW16), then the values are set to 0 or to the maximum pixel value for the image type (255 for BW8 and 65535 for BW16). In some overloads, these minimum and maximum destination values can be specified.
When the source image is gray-level, several modes are available: absolute (the threshold value is given), relative (the threshold value is computed to obtain a desired fraction of the image pixels), or automatic (using three different criteria). In the function overloads where this mode cannot be specified, it is assumed to be absolute.
If the source image is color, all pixels whose components are comprised in a range of values (minimum to maximum) will be set to a constant value (white by default), while other pixels will be set to another constant value (black by default). In this case, if a color lookup is specified, it is applied on the fly to the color image before thresholding.
The simpler color image overload does not support the use of an on-the-fly color lookup table nor rejectValue/acceptValue arguments. On the other hand, it has been MMX optimized, and will run significantly faster when the acceptance region is large.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Optional reference to a region to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| threshold | The thresholding mode, as defined by the enumeration eVision.EThresholdMode. The default value is EThresholdMode_MinResidue |
| lowValue | Value for pixels below the threshold (by default, 0). |
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Binarize an image by setting pixels to two different possible values in a destination image, according to their value in a source image.
Remarks:
When the source image is gray-level, the pixel values are measured against a threshold. All pixels below this threshold will yield a low value in the destination image, and all pixels above or on the threshold will yield a high value.
When the destination image is binary (BW1 pixel type), then the values are set to 0 or 1, according to the criterion.
When the destination image is gray-level (BW8 or BW16), then the values are set to 0 or to the maximum pixel value for the image type (255 for BW8 and 65535 for BW16). In some overloads, these minimum and maximum destination values can be specified.
When the source image is gray-level, several modes are available: absolute (the threshold value is given), relative (the threshold value is computed to obtain a desired fraction of the image pixels), or automatic (using three different criteria). In the function overloads where this mode cannot be specified, it is assumed to be absolute.
If the source image is color, all pixels whose components are comprised in a range of values (minimum to maximum) will be set to a constant value (white by default), while other pixels will be set to another constant value (black by default). In this case, if a color lookup is specified, it is applied on the fly to the color image before thresholding.
The simpler color image overload does not support the use of an on-the-fly color lookup table nor rejectValue/acceptValue arguments. On the other hand, it has been MMX optimized, and will run significantly faster when the acceptance region is large.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Optional reference to a region to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| threshold | The thresholding mode, as defined by the enumeration eVision.EThresholdMode. The default value is EThresholdMode_MinResidue |
| lowValue | Value for pixels below the threshold (by default, 0). |
| highValue | Value for pixels above the threshold (by default, it is set to 255 for BW8 destination images and 65535 for BW16 destination images). |
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Binarize an image by setting pixels to two different possible values in a destination image, according to their value in a source image.
Remarks:
When the source image is gray-level, the pixel values are measured against a threshold. All pixels below this threshold will yield a low value in the destination image, and all pixels above or on the threshold will yield a high value.
When the destination image is binary (BW1 pixel type), then the values are set to 0 or 1, according to the criterion.
When the destination image is gray-level (BW8 or BW16), then the values are set to 0 or to the maximum pixel value for the image type (255 for BW8 and 65535 for BW16). In some overloads, these minimum and maximum destination values can be specified.
When the source image is gray-level, several modes are available: absolute (the threshold value is given), relative (the threshold value is computed to obtain a desired fraction of the image pixels), or automatic (using three different criteria). In the function overloads where this mode cannot be specified, it is assumed to be absolute.
If the source image is color, all pixels whose components are comprised in a range of values (minimum to maximum) will be set to a constant value (white by default), while other pixels will be set to another constant value (black by default). In this case, if a color lookup is specified, it is applied on the fly to the color image before thresholding.
The simpler color image overload does not support the use of an on-the-fly color lookup table nor rejectValue/acceptValue arguments. On the other hand, it has been MMX optimized, and will run significantly faster when the acceptance region is large.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Optional reference to a region to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| threshold | The thresholding mode, as defined by the enumeration eVision.EThresholdMode. The default value is EThresholdMode_MinResidue |
| lowValue | Value for pixels below the threshold (by default, 0). |
| highValue | Value for pixels above the threshold (by default, it is set to 255 for BW8 destination images and 65535 for BW16 destination images). |
| relativeThreshold | Fraction of the image pixels that will be set below the threshold. Only used when the threshold value is eVision.EThresholdMode.Relative (by default, 0.5). This value must be greater than (or equal to) 0 and strictly less than 1. |
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Binarize an image by setting pixels to two different possible values in a destination image, according to their value in a source image.
Remarks:
When the source image is gray-level, the pixel values are measured against a threshold. All pixels below this threshold will yield a low value in the destination image, and all pixels above or on the threshold will yield a high value.
When the destination image is binary (BW1 pixel type), then the values are set to 0 or 1, according to the criterion.
When the destination image is gray-level (BW8 or BW16), then the values are set to 0 or to the maximum pixel value for the image type (255 for BW8 and 65535 for BW16). In some overloads, these minimum and maximum destination values can be specified.
When the source image is gray-level, several modes are available: absolute (the threshold value is given), relative (the threshold value is computed to obtain a desired fraction of the image pixels), or automatic (using three different criteria). In the function overloads where this mode cannot be specified, it is assumed to be absolute.
If the source image is color, all pixels whose components are comprised in a range of values (minimum to maximum) will be set to a constant value (white by default), while other pixels will be set to another constant value (black by default). In this case, if a color lookup is specified, it is applied on the fly to the color image before thresholding.
The simpler color image overload does not support the use of an on-the-fly color lookup table nor rejectValue/acceptValue arguments. On the other hand, it has been MMX optimized, and will run significantly faster when the acceptance region is large.
License(s): EasyImage or EasyOCV
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
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Binarize an image by setting pixels to two different possible values in a destination image, according to their value in a source image.
Remarks:
When the source image is gray-level, the pixel values are measured against a threshold. All pixels below this threshold will yield a low value in the destination image, and all pixels above or on the threshold will yield a high value.
When the destination image is binary (BW1 pixel type), then the values are set to 0 or 1, according to the criterion.
When the destination image is gray-level (BW8 or BW16), then the values are set to 0 or to the maximum pixel value for the image type (255 for BW8 and 65535 for BW16). In some overloads, these minimum and maximum destination values can be specified.
When the source image is gray-level, several modes are available: absolute (the threshold value is given), relative (the threshold value is computed to obtain a desired fraction of the image pixels), or automatic (using three different criteria). In the function overloads where this mode cannot be specified, it is assumed to be absolute.
If the source image is color, all pixels whose components are comprised in a range of values (minimum to maximum) will be set to a constant value (white by default), while other pixels will be set to another constant value (black by default). In this case, if a color lookup is specified, it is applied on the fly to the color image before thresholding.
The simpler color image overload does not support the use of an on-the-fly color lookup table nor rejectValue/acceptValue arguments. On the other hand, it has been MMX optimized, and will run significantly faster when the acceptance region is large.
License(s): EasyImage or EasyOCV
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| threshold | The thresholding mode, as defined by the enumeration eVision.EThresholdMode. The default value is EThresholdMode_MinResidue |
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Binarize an image by setting pixels to two different possible values in a destination image, according to their value in a source image.
Remarks:
When the source image is gray-level, the pixel values are measured against a threshold. All pixels below this threshold will yield a low value in the destination image, and all pixels above or on the threshold will yield a high value.
When the destination image is binary (BW1 pixel type), then the values are set to 0 or 1, according to the criterion.
When the destination image is gray-level (BW8 or BW16), then the values are set to 0 or to the maximum pixel value for the image type (255 for BW8 and 65535 for BW16). In some overloads, these minimum and maximum destination values can be specified.
When the source image is gray-level, several modes are available: absolute (the threshold value is given), relative (the threshold value is computed to obtain a desired fraction of the image pixels), or automatic (using three different criteria). In the function overloads where this mode cannot be specified, it is assumed to be absolute.
If the source image is color, all pixels whose components are comprised in a range of values (minimum to maximum) will be set to a constant value (white by default), while other pixels will be set to another constant value (black by default). In this case, if a color lookup is specified, it is applied on the fly to the color image before thresholding.
The simpler color image overload does not support the use of an on-the-fly color lookup table nor rejectValue/acceptValue arguments. On the other hand, it has been MMX optimized, and will run significantly faster when the acceptance region is large.
License(s): EasyImage or EasyOCV
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| threshold | The thresholding mode, as defined by the enumeration eVision.EThresholdMode. The default value is EThresholdMode_MinResidue |
| lowValue | Value for pixels below the threshold (by default, 0). |
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Binarize an image by setting pixels to two different possible values in a destination image, according to their value in a source image.
Remarks:
When the source image is gray-level, the pixel values are measured against a threshold. All pixels below this threshold will yield a low value in the destination image, and all pixels above or on the threshold will yield a high value.
When the destination image is binary (BW1 pixel type), then the values are set to 0 or 1, according to the criterion.
When the destination image is gray-level (BW8 or BW16), then the values are set to 0 or to the maximum pixel value for the image type (255 for BW8 and 65535 for BW16). In some overloads, these minimum and maximum destination values can be specified.
When the source image is gray-level, several modes are available: absolute (the threshold value is given), relative (the threshold value is computed to obtain a desired fraction of the image pixels), or automatic (using three different criteria). In the function overloads where this mode cannot be specified, it is assumed to be absolute.
If the source image is color, all pixels whose components are comprised in a range of values (minimum to maximum) will be set to a constant value (white by default), while other pixels will be set to another constant value (black by default). In this case, if a color lookup is specified, it is applied on the fly to the color image before thresholding.
The simpler color image overload does not support the use of an on-the-fly color lookup table nor rejectValue/acceptValue arguments. On the other hand, it has been MMX optimized, and will run significantly faster when the acceptance region is large.
License(s): EasyImage or EasyOCV
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| threshold | The thresholding mode, as defined by the enumeration eVision.EThresholdMode. The default value is EThresholdMode_MinResidue |
| lowValue | Value for pixels below the threshold (by default, 0). |
| highValue | Value for pixels above the threshold (by default, it is set to 255 for BW8 destination images and 65535 for BW16 destination images). |
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Binarize an image by setting pixels to two different possible values in a destination image, according to their value in a source image.
Remarks:
When the source image is gray-level, the pixel values are measured against a threshold. All pixels below this threshold will yield a low value in the destination image, and all pixels above or on the threshold will yield a high value.
When the destination image is binary (BW1 pixel type), then the values are set to 0 or 1, according to the criterion.
When the destination image is gray-level (BW8 or BW16), then the values are set to 0 or to the maximum pixel value for the image type (255 for BW8 and 65535 for BW16). In some overloads, these minimum and maximum destination values can be specified.
When the source image is gray-level, several modes are available: absolute (the threshold value is given), relative (the threshold value is computed to obtain a desired fraction of the image pixels), or automatic (using three different criteria). In the function overloads where this mode cannot be specified, it is assumed to be absolute.
If the source image is color, all pixels whose components are comprised in a range of values (minimum to maximum) will be set to a constant value (white by default), while other pixels will be set to another constant value (black by default). In this case, if a color lookup is specified, it is applied on the fly to the color image before thresholding.
The simpler color image overload does not support the use of an on-the-fly color lookup table nor rejectValue/acceptValue arguments. On the other hand, it has been MMX optimized, and will run significantly faster when the acceptance region is large.
License(s): EasyImage or EasyOCV
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| threshold | The thresholding mode, as defined by the enumeration eVision.EThresholdMode. The default value is EThresholdMode_MinResidue |
| lowValue | Value for pixels below the threshold (by default, 0). |
| highValue | Value for pixels above the threshold (by default, it is set to 255 for BW8 destination images and 65535 for BW16 destination images). |
| relativeThreshold | Fraction of the image pixels that will be set below the threshold. Only used when the threshold value is eVision.EThresholdMode.Relative (by default, 0.5). This value must be greater than (or equal to) 0 and strictly less than 1. |
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Binarize an image by setting pixels to two different possible values in a destination image, according to their value in a source image.
Remarks:
When the source image is gray-level, the pixel values are measured against a threshold. All pixels below this threshold will yield a low value in the destination image, and all pixels above or on the threshold will yield a high value.
When the destination image is binary (BW1 pixel type), then the values are set to 0 or 1, according to the criterion.
When the destination image is gray-level (BW8 or BW16), then the values are set to 0 or to the maximum pixel value for the image type (255 for BW8 and 65535 for BW16). In some overloads, these minimum and maximum destination values can be specified.
When the source image is gray-level, several modes are available: absolute (the threshold value is given), relative (the threshold value is computed to obtain a desired fraction of the image pixels), or automatic (using three different criteria). In the function overloads where this mode cannot be specified, it is assumed to be absolute.
If the source image is color, all pixels whose components are comprised in a range of values (minimum to maximum) will be set to a constant value (white by default), while other pixels will be set to another constant value (black by default). In this case, if a color lookup is specified, it is applied on the fly to the color image before thresholding.
The simpler color image overload does not support the use of an on-the-fly color lookup table nor rejectValue/acceptValue arguments. On the other hand, it has been MMX optimized, and will run significantly faster when the acceptance region is large.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Optional reference to a region to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region was defined |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| minimum | Three lower thresholds combined in a single color value. |
| maximum | Three upper thresholds combined in a single color value. |
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Binarize an image by setting pixels to two different possible values in a destination image, according to their value in a source image.
Remarks:
When the source image is gray-level, the pixel values are measured against a threshold. All pixels below this threshold will yield a low value in the destination image, and all pixels above or on the threshold will yield a high value.
When the destination image is binary (BW1 pixel type), then the values are set to 0 or 1, according to the criterion.
When the destination image is gray-level (BW8 or BW16), then the values are set to 0 or to the maximum pixel value for the image type (255 for BW8 and 65535 for BW16). In some overloads, these minimum and maximum destination values can be specified.
When the source image is gray-level, several modes are available: absolute (the threshold value is given), relative (the threshold value is computed to obtain a desired fraction of the image pixels), or automatic (using three different criteria). In the function overloads where this mode cannot be specified, it is assumed to be absolute.
If the source image is color, all pixels whose components are comprised in a range of values (minimum to maximum) will be set to a constant value (white by default), while other pixels will be set to another constant value (black by default). In this case, if a color lookup is specified, it is applied on the fly to the color image before thresholding.
The simpler color image overload does not support the use of an on-the-fly color lookup table nor rejectValue/acceptValue arguments. On the other hand, it has been MMX optimized, and will run significantly faster when the acceptance region is large.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Optional reference to a region to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region was defined |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| minimum | Three lower thresholds combined in a single color value. |
| maximum | Three upper thresholds combined in a single color value. |
| colorLookupTable | Pointer to the color lookup table to be applied before thresholding, if any. |
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Binarize an image by setting pixels to two different possible values in a destination image, according to their value in a source image.
Remarks:
When the source image is gray-level, the pixel values are measured against a threshold. All pixels below this threshold will yield a low value in the destination image, and all pixels above or on the threshold will yield a high value.
When the destination image is binary (BW1 pixel type), then the values are set to 0 or 1, according to the criterion.
When the destination image is gray-level (BW8 or BW16), then the values are set to 0 or to the maximum pixel value for the image type (255 for BW8 and 65535 for BW16). In some overloads, these minimum and maximum destination values can be specified.
When the source image is gray-level, several modes are available: absolute (the threshold value is given), relative (the threshold value is computed to obtain a desired fraction of the image pixels), or automatic (using three different criteria). In the function overloads where this mode cannot be specified, it is assumed to be absolute.
If the source image is color, all pixels whose components are comprised in a range of values (minimum to maximum) will be set to a constant value (white by default), while other pixels will be set to another constant value (black by default). In this case, if a color lookup is specified, it is applied on the fly to the color image before thresholding.
The simpler color image overload does not support the use of an on-the-fly color lookup table nor rejectValue/acceptValue arguments. On the other hand, it has been MMX optimized, and will run significantly faster when the acceptance region is large.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Optional reference to a region to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region was defined |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| minimum | Three lower thresholds combined in a single color value. |
| maximum | Three upper thresholds combined in a single color value. |
| colorLookupTable | Pointer to the color lookup table to be applied before thresholding, if any. |
| rejectValue | Value for pixels falling outside the range (by default, 0). |
| acceptValue | Value for pixels falling inside the range (by default, 255). |
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Binarize an image by setting pixels to two different possible values in a destination image, according to their value in a source image.
Remarks:
When the source image is gray-level, the pixel values are measured against a threshold. All pixels below this threshold will yield a low value in the destination image, and all pixels above or on the threshold will yield a high value.
When the destination image is binary (BW1 pixel type), then the values are set to 0 or 1, according to the criterion.
When the destination image is gray-level (BW8 or BW16), then the values are set to 0 or to the maximum pixel value for the image type (255 for BW8 and 65535 for BW16). In some overloads, these minimum and maximum destination values can be specified.
When the source image is gray-level, several modes are available: absolute (the threshold value is given), relative (the threshold value is computed to obtain a desired fraction of the image pixels), or automatic (using three different criteria). In the function overloads where this mode cannot be specified, it is assumed to be absolute.
If the source image is color, all pixels whose components are comprised in a range of values (minimum to maximum) will be set to a constant value (white by default), while other pixels will be set to another constant value (black by default). In this case, if a color lookup is specified, it is applied on the fly to the color image before thresholding.
The simpler color image overload does not support the use of an on-the-fly color lookup table nor rejectValue/acceptValue arguments. On the other hand, it has been MMX optimized, and will run significantly faster when the acceptance region is large.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Optional reference to a region to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| minimum | Three lower thresholds combined in a single color value. |
| maximum | Three upper thresholds combined in a single color value. |
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Binarize an image by setting pixels to two different possible values in a destination image, according to their value in a source image.
Remarks:
When the source image is gray-level, the pixel values are measured against a threshold. All pixels below this threshold will yield a low value in the destination image, and all pixels above or on the threshold will yield a high value.
When the destination image is binary (BW1 pixel type), then the values are set to 0 or 1, according to the criterion.
When the destination image is gray-level (BW8 or BW16), then the values are set to 0 or to the maximum pixel value for the image type (255 for BW8 and 65535 for BW16). In some overloads, these minimum and maximum destination values can be specified.
When the source image is gray-level, several modes are available: absolute (the threshold value is given), relative (the threshold value is computed to obtain a desired fraction of the image pixels), or automatic (using three different criteria). In the function overloads where this mode cannot be specified, it is assumed to be absolute.
If the source image is color, all pixels whose components are comprised in a range of values (minimum to maximum) will be set to a constant value (white by default), while other pixels will be set to another constant value (black by default). In this case, if a color lookup is specified, it is applied on the fly to the color image before thresholding.
The simpler color image overload does not support the use of an on-the-fly color lookup table nor rejectValue/acceptValue arguments. On the other hand, it has been MMX optimized, and will run significantly faster when the acceptance region is large.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Optional reference to a region to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| minimum | Three lower thresholds combined in a single color value. |
| maximum | Three upper thresholds combined in a single color value. |
| colorLookupTable | Pointer to the color lookup table to be applied before thresholding, if any. |
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Binarize an image by setting pixels to two different possible values in a destination image, according to their value in a source image.
Remarks:
When the source image is gray-level, the pixel values are measured against a threshold. All pixels below this threshold will yield a low value in the destination image, and all pixels above or on the threshold will yield a high value.
When the destination image is binary (BW1 pixel type), then the values are set to 0 or 1, according to the criterion.
When the destination image is gray-level (BW8 or BW16), then the values are set to 0 or to the maximum pixel value for the image type (255 for BW8 and 65535 for BW16). In some overloads, these minimum and maximum destination values can be specified.
When the source image is gray-level, several modes are available: absolute (the threshold value is given), relative (the threshold value is computed to obtain a desired fraction of the image pixels), or automatic (using three different criteria). In the function overloads where this mode cannot be specified, it is assumed to be absolute.
If the source image is color, all pixels whose components are comprised in a range of values (minimum to maximum) will be set to a constant value (white by default), while other pixels will be set to another constant value (black by default). In this case, if a color lookup is specified, it is applied on the fly to the color image before thresholding.
The simpler color image overload does not support the use of an on-the-fly color lookup table nor rejectValue/acceptValue arguments. On the other hand, it has been MMX optimized, and will run significantly faster when the acceptance region is large.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Optional reference to a region to apply the function only on a particular region in the image. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| minimum | Three lower thresholds combined in a single color value. |
| maximum | Three upper thresholds combined in a single color value. |
| colorLookupTable | Pointer to the color lookup table to be applied before thresholding, if any. |
| rejectValue | Value for pixels falling outside the range (by default, 0). |
| acceptValue | Value for pixels falling inside the range (by default, 255). |
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Binarize an image by setting pixels to two different possible values in a destination image, according to their value in a source image.
Remarks:
When the source image is gray-level, the pixel values are measured against a threshold. All pixels below this threshold will yield a low value in the destination image, and all pixels above or on the threshold will yield a high value.
When the destination image is binary (BW1 pixel type), then the values are set to 0 or 1, according to the criterion.
When the destination image is gray-level (BW8 or BW16), then the values are set to 0 or to the maximum pixel value for the image type (255 for BW8 and 65535 for BW16). In some overloads, these minimum and maximum destination values can be specified.
When the source image is gray-level, several modes are available: absolute (the threshold value is given), relative (the threshold value is computed to obtain a desired fraction of the image pixels), or automatic (using three different criteria). In the function overloads where this mode cannot be specified, it is assumed to be absolute.
If the source image is color, all pixels whose components are comprised in a range of values (minimum to maximum) will be set to a constant value (white by default), while other pixels will be set to another constant value (black by default). In this case, if a color lookup is specified, it is applied on the fly to the color image before thresholding.
The simpler color image overload does not support the use of an on-the-fly color lookup table nor rejectValue/acceptValue arguments. On the other hand, it has been MMX optimized, and will run significantly faster when the acceptance region is large.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| minimum | Three lower thresholds combined in a single color value. |
| maximum | Three upper thresholds combined in a single color value. |
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Binarize an image by setting pixels to two different possible values in a destination image, according to their value in a source image.
Remarks:
When the source image is gray-level, the pixel values are measured against a threshold. All pixels below this threshold will yield a low value in the destination image, and all pixels above or on the threshold will yield a high value.
When the destination image is binary (BW1 pixel type), then the values are set to 0 or 1, according to the criterion.
When the destination image is gray-level (BW8 or BW16), then the values are set to 0 or to the maximum pixel value for the image type (255 for BW8 and 65535 for BW16). In some overloads, these minimum and maximum destination values can be specified.
When the source image is gray-level, several modes are available: absolute (the threshold value is given), relative (the threshold value is computed to obtain a desired fraction of the image pixels), or automatic (using three different criteria). In the function overloads where this mode cannot be specified, it is assumed to be absolute.
If the source image is color, all pixels whose components are comprised in a range of values (minimum to maximum) will be set to a constant value (white by default), while other pixels will be set to another constant value (black by default). In this case, if a color lookup is specified, it is applied on the fly to the color image before thresholding.
The simpler color image overload does not support the use of an on-the-fly color lookup table nor rejectValue/acceptValue arguments. On the other hand, it has been MMX optimized, and will run significantly faster when the acceptance region is large.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| minimum | Three lower thresholds combined in a single color value. |
| maximum | Three upper thresholds combined in a single color value. |
| colorLookupTable | Pointer to the color lookup table to be applied before thresholding, if any. |
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Binarize an image by setting pixels to two different possible values in a destination image, according to their value in a source image.
Remarks:
When the source image is gray-level, the pixel values are measured against a threshold. All pixels below this threshold will yield a low value in the destination image, and all pixels above or on the threshold will yield a high value.
When the destination image is binary (BW1 pixel type), then the values are set to 0 or 1, according to the criterion.
When the destination image is gray-level (BW8 or BW16), then the values are set to 0 or to the maximum pixel value for the image type (255 for BW8 and 65535 for BW16). In some overloads, these minimum and maximum destination values can be specified.
When the source image is gray-level, several modes are available: absolute (the threshold value is given), relative (the threshold value is computed to obtain a desired fraction of the image pixels), or automatic (using three different criteria). In the function overloads where this mode cannot be specified, it is assumed to be absolute.
If the source image is color, all pixels whose components are comprised in a range of values (minimum to maximum) will be set to a constant value (white by default), while other pixels will be set to another constant value (black by default). In this case, if a color lookup is specified, it is applied on the fly to the color image before thresholding.
The simpler color image overload does not support the use of an on-the-fly color lookup table nor rejectValue/acceptValue arguments. On the other hand, it has been MMX optimized, and will run significantly faster when the acceptance region is large.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| minimum | Three lower thresholds combined in a single color value. |
| maximum | Three upper thresholds combined in a single color value. |
| colorLookupTable | Pointer to the color lookup table to be applied before thresholding, if any. |
| rejectValue | Value for pixels falling outside the range (by default, 0). |
| acceptValue | Value for pixels falling inside the range (by default, 255). |
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Transpose an image.
Remarks:
Destination image/roi width and height should be respectively equal to source image/roi height and width.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
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Transpose an image.
Remarks:
Destination image/roi width and height should be respectively equal to source image/roi height and width.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. May not be the same as the source image. |
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Transpose an image.
Remarks:
Destination image/roi width and height should be respectively equal to source image/roi height and width.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
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Transpose an image.
Remarks:
Destination image/roi width and height should be respectively equal to source image/roi height and width.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. May not be the same as the source image. |
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Transpose an image.
Remarks:
Destination image/roi width and height should be respectively equal to source image/roi height and width.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
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Transpose an image.
Remarks:
Destination image/roi width and height should be respectively equal to source image/roi height and width.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. May not be the same as the source image. |
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Transpose an image.
Remarks:
Destination image/roi width and height should be respectively equal to source image/roi height and width.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
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Transpose an image.
Remarks:
Destination image/roi width and height should be respectively equal to source image/roi height and width.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. May not be the same as the source image. |
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Computes the threshold value used to separate the pixels of an image in two classes.
Remarks:
This value is computed using the minimum residue criterion from the histogram of the image. The function returns the minimum residue as per the method. The residue is the Euclidean distance between the source image and the thresholded image.
| histogram | Histogram of the image. |
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Shading correction is the process of transforming the gray or color component values of an image, using one or two reference images or vectors.
Remarks:
The intent is to compensate for non-uniform lighting or sensor response non-uniformity by providing images of the background with no foreground object present.
In the case of area-scan cameras, the illumination can change anywhere in the field of view, requiring 2D compensation. In the case of line-scan cameras imaging moving parts, illumination remains constant across image rows. Only 1D compensation is required. In this case, the reference illumination is specified as a vector, which is replicated across all image rows.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| pixelLightReference | Constant value to transform the light reference image or vector into. |
| vectorOfPixelLightReference | Constant value to transform the light reference image or vector into. |
| pixelDarkReference | Constant value to transform the dark reference image/ROI or vector into. |
| vectorOfPixelDarkReference | Constant value to transform the dark reference image/ROI or vector into. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
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Shading correction is the process of transforming the gray or color component values of an image, using one or two reference images or vectors.
Remarks:
The intent is to compensate for non-uniform lighting or sensor response non-uniformity by providing images of the background with no foreground object present.
In the case of area-scan cameras, the illumination can change anywhere in the field of view, requiring 2D compensation. In the case of line-scan cameras imaging moving parts, illumination remains constant across image rows. Only 1D compensation is required. In this case, the reference illumination is specified as a vector, which is replicated across all image rows.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| pixelLightReference | Constant value to transform the light reference image or vector into. |
| imageLightReference | Pointer to the light reference source image/ROI or vector. |
| pixelDarkReference | Constant value to transform the dark reference image/ROI or vector into. |
| imageDarkReference | Pointer to the dark reference source image/ROI or vector. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
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Shading correction is the process of transforming the gray or color component values of an image, using one or two reference images or vectors.
Remarks:
The intent is to compensate for non-uniform lighting or sensor response non-uniformity by providing images of the background with no foreground object present.
In the case of area-scan cameras, the illumination can change anywhere in the field of view, requiring 2D compensation. In the case of line-scan cameras imaging moving parts, illumination remains constant across image rows. Only 1D compensation is required. In this case, the reference illumination is specified as a vector, which is replicated across all image rows.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| pixelReference | Constant value to transform the reference image or vector into. |
| vectorOfPixelReference | Constant value to transform the reference image or vector into. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
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Shading correction is the process of transforming the gray or color component values of an image, using one or two reference images or vectors.
Remarks:
The intent is to compensate for non-uniform lighting or sensor response non-uniformity by providing images of the background with no foreground object present.
In the case of area-scan cameras, the illumination can change anywhere in the field of view, requiring 2D compensation. In the case of line-scan cameras imaging moving parts, illumination remains constant across image rows. Only 1D compensation is required. In this case, the reference illumination is specified as a vector, which is replicated across all image rows.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| pixelReference | Constant value to transform the reference image or vector into. |
| vectorOfPixelReference | Constant value to transform the reference image or vector into. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| multiplicative | true, if the transform is multiplicative (gain); false, if the transform is additive (offset) (by default, true). |
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Shading correction is the process of transforming the gray or color component values of an image, using one or two reference images or vectors.
Remarks:
The intent is to compensate for non-uniform lighting or sensor response non-uniformity by providing images of the background with no foreground object present.
In the case of area-scan cameras, the illumination can change anywhere in the field of view, requiring 2D compensation. In the case of line-scan cameras imaging moving parts, illumination remains constant across image rows. Only 1D compensation is required. In this case, the reference illumination is specified as a vector, which is replicated across all image rows.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| pixelReference | Constant value to transform the reference image or vector into. |
| imageReference | Pointer to the reference source image/ROI or vector. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
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Shading correction is the process of transforming the gray or color component values of an image, using one or two reference images or vectors.
Remarks:
The intent is to compensate for non-uniform lighting or sensor response non-uniformity by providing images of the background with no foreground object present.
In the case of area-scan cameras, the illumination can change anywhere in the field of view, requiring 2D compensation. In the case of line-scan cameras imaging moving parts, illumination remains constant across image rows. Only 1D compensation is required. In this case, the reference illumination is specified as a vector, which is replicated across all image rows.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| pixelReference | Constant value to transform the reference image or vector into. |
| imageReference | Pointer to the reference source image/ROI or vector. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| multiplicative | true, if the transform is multiplicative (gain); false, if the transform is additive (offset) (by default, true). |
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static |
Shading correction is the process of transforming the gray or color component values of an image, using one or two reference images or vectors.
Remarks:
The intent is to compensate for non-uniform lighting or sensor response non-uniformity by providing images of the background with no foreground object present.
In the case of area-scan cameras, the illumination can change anywhere in the field of view, requiring 2D compensation. In the case of line-scan cameras imaging moving parts, illumination remains constant across image rows. Only 1D compensation is required. In this case, the reference illumination is specified as a vector, which is replicated across all image rows.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| pixelLightReference | Constant value to transform the light reference image or vector into. |
| vectorOfPixelLightReference | Constant value to transform the light reference image or vector into. |
| pixelDarkReference | Constant value to transform the dark reference image/ROI or vector into. |
| vectorOfPixelDarkReference | Constant value to transform the dark reference image/ROI or vector into. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
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Shading correction is the process of transforming the gray or color component values of an image, using one or two reference images or vectors.
Remarks:
The intent is to compensate for non-uniform lighting or sensor response non-uniformity by providing images of the background with no foreground object present.
In the case of area-scan cameras, the illumination can change anywhere in the field of view, requiring 2D compensation. In the case of line-scan cameras imaging moving parts, illumination remains constant across image rows. Only 1D compensation is required. In this case, the reference illumination is specified as a vector, which is replicated across all image rows.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| pixelLightReference | Constant value to transform the light reference image or vector into. |
| imageLightReference | Pointer to the light reference source image/ROI or vector. |
| pixelDarkReference | Constant value to transform the dark reference image/ROI or vector into. |
| imageDarkReference | Pointer to the dark reference source image/ROI or vector. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
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static |
Shading correction is the process of transforming the gray or color component values of an image, using one or two reference images or vectors.
Remarks:
The intent is to compensate for non-uniform lighting or sensor response non-uniformity by providing images of the background with no foreground object present.
In the case of area-scan cameras, the illumination can change anywhere in the field of view, requiring 2D compensation. In the case of line-scan cameras imaging moving parts, illumination remains constant across image rows. Only 1D compensation is required. In this case, the reference illumination is specified as a vector, which is replicated across all image rows.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| pixelReference | Constant value to transform the reference image or vector into. |
| vectorOfPixelReference | Constant value to transform the reference image or vector into. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
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static |
Shading correction is the process of transforming the gray or color component values of an image, using one or two reference images or vectors.
Remarks:
The intent is to compensate for non-uniform lighting or sensor response non-uniformity by providing images of the background with no foreground object present.
In the case of area-scan cameras, the illumination can change anywhere in the field of view, requiring 2D compensation. In the case of line-scan cameras imaging moving parts, illumination remains constant across image rows. Only 1D compensation is required. In this case, the reference illumination is specified as a vector, which is replicated across all image rows.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| pixelReference | Constant value to transform the reference image or vector into. |
| vectorOfPixelReference | Constant value to transform the reference image or vector into. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| multiplicative | true, if the transform is multiplicative (gain); false, if the transform is additive (offset) (by default, true). |
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static |
Shading correction is the process of transforming the gray or color component values of an image, using one or two reference images or vectors.
Remarks:
The intent is to compensate for non-uniform lighting or sensor response non-uniformity by providing images of the background with no foreground object present.
In the case of area-scan cameras, the illumination can change anywhere in the field of view, requiring 2D compensation. In the case of line-scan cameras imaging moving parts, illumination remains constant across image rows. Only 1D compensation is required. In this case, the reference illumination is specified as a vector, which is replicated across all image rows.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| pixelReference | Constant value to transform the reference image or vector into. |
| imageReference | Pointer to the reference source image/ROI or vector. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
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static |
Shading correction is the process of transforming the gray or color component values of an image, using one or two reference images or vectors.
Remarks:
The intent is to compensate for non-uniform lighting or sensor response non-uniformity by providing images of the background with no foreground object present.
In the case of area-scan cameras, the illumination can change anywhere in the field of view, requiring 2D compensation. In the case of line-scan cameras imaging moving parts, illumination remains constant across image rows. Only 1D compensation is required. In this case, the reference illumination is specified as a vector, which is replicated across all image rows.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| pixelReference | Constant value to transform the reference image or vector into. |
| imageReference | Pointer to the reference source image/ROI or vector. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| multiplicative | true, if the transform is multiplicative (gain); false, if the transform is additive (offset) (by default, true). |
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static |
Shading correction is the process of transforming the gray or color component values of an image, using one or two reference images or vectors.
Remarks:
The intent is to compensate for non-uniform lighting or sensor response non-uniformity by providing images of the background with no foreground object present.
In the case of area-scan cameras, the illumination can change anywhere in the field of view, requiring 2D compensation. In the case of line-scan cameras imaging moving parts, illumination remains constant across image rows. Only 1D compensation is required. In this case, the reference illumination is specified as a vector, which is replicated across all image rows.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| pixelLightReference | Constant value to transform the light reference image or vector into. |
| vectorOfPixelLightReference | Constant value to transform the light reference image or vector into. |
| pixelDarkReference | Constant value to transform the dark reference image/ROI or vector into. |
| vectorOfPixelDarkReference | Constant value to transform the dark reference image/ROI or vector into. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
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static |
Shading correction is the process of transforming the gray or color component values of an image, using one or two reference images or vectors.
Remarks:
The intent is to compensate for non-uniform lighting or sensor response non-uniformity by providing images of the background with no foreground object present.
In the case of area-scan cameras, the illumination can change anywhere in the field of view, requiring 2D compensation. In the case of line-scan cameras imaging moving parts, illumination remains constant across image rows. Only 1D compensation is required. In this case, the reference illumination is specified as a vector, which is replicated across all image rows.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| pixelLightReference | Constant value to transform the light reference image or vector into. |
| imageLightReference | Pointer to the light reference source image/ROI or vector. |
| pixelDarkReference | Constant value to transform the dark reference image/ROI or vector into. |
| imageDarkReference | Pointer to the dark reference source image/ROI or vector. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
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static |
Shading correction is the process of transforming the gray or color component values of an image, using one or two reference images or vectors.
Remarks:
The intent is to compensate for non-uniform lighting or sensor response non-uniformity by providing images of the background with no foreground object present.
In the case of area-scan cameras, the illumination can change anywhere in the field of view, requiring 2D compensation. In the case of line-scan cameras imaging moving parts, illumination remains constant across image rows. Only 1D compensation is required. In this case, the reference illumination is specified as a vector, which is replicated across all image rows.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| pixelReference | Constant value to transform the reference image or vector into. |
| vectorOfPixelReference | Constant value to transform the reference image or vector into. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
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static |
Shading correction is the process of transforming the gray or color component values of an image, using one or two reference images or vectors.
Remarks:
The intent is to compensate for non-uniform lighting or sensor response non-uniformity by providing images of the background with no foreground object present.
In the case of area-scan cameras, the illumination can change anywhere in the field of view, requiring 2D compensation. In the case of line-scan cameras imaging moving parts, illumination remains constant across image rows. Only 1D compensation is required. In this case, the reference illumination is specified as a vector, which is replicated across all image rows.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| pixelReference | Constant value to transform the reference image or vector into. |
| vectorOfPixelReference | Constant value to transform the reference image or vector into. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| multiplicative | true, if the transform is multiplicative (gain); false, if the transform is additive (offset) (by default, true). |
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static |
Shading correction is the process of transforming the gray or color component values of an image, using one or two reference images or vectors.
Remarks:
The intent is to compensate for non-uniform lighting or sensor response non-uniformity by providing images of the background with no foreground object present.
In the case of area-scan cameras, the illumination can change anywhere in the field of view, requiring 2D compensation. In the case of line-scan cameras imaging moving parts, illumination remains constant across image rows. Only 1D compensation is required. In this case, the reference illumination is specified as a vector, which is replicated across all image rows.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| pixelReference | Constant value to transform the reference image or vector into. |
| imageReference | Pointer to the reference source image/ROI or vector. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
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static |
Shading correction is the process of transforming the gray or color component values of an image, using one or two reference images or vectors.
Remarks:
The intent is to compensate for non-uniform lighting or sensor response non-uniformity by providing images of the background with no foreground object present.
In the case of area-scan cameras, the illumination can change anywhere in the field of view, requiring 2D compensation. In the case of line-scan cameras imaging moving parts, illumination remains constant across image rows. Only 1D compensation is required. In this case, the reference illumination is specified as a vector, which is replicated across all image rows.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| pixelReference | Constant value to transform the reference image or vector into. |
| imageReference | Pointer to the reference source image/ROI or vector. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| multiplicative | true, if the transform is multiplicative (gain); false, if the transform is additive (offset) (by default, true). |
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static |
Mirrors an image vertically (the rows are swapped).
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
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static |
Mirrors an image vertically (the rows are swapped).
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
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static |
Mirrors an image vertically (the rows are swapped).
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
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static |
Transforms an image so that each pixel are moved to the locations specified in the "warp" images used as look-up tables.
Remarks:
For example, pixel [10,20] moves to location [WarpXImage[10,20], WarpYImage[10,20]].
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| warpImageX | Pointer to the X lookup image. |
| warpImageY | Pointer to the Y lookup image. |
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Transforms an image so that each pixel are moved to the locations specified in the "warp" images used as look-up tables.
Remarks:
For example, pixel [10,20] moves to location [WarpXImage[10,20], WarpYImage[10,20]].
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| warpImageX | Pointer to the X lookup image. |
| warpImageY | Pointer to the Y lookup image. |
| shiftX | Horizontal translation. |
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Transforms an image so that each pixel are moved to the locations specified in the "warp" images used as look-up tables.
Remarks:
For example, pixel [10,20] moves to location [WarpXImage[10,20], WarpYImage[10,20]].
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| warpImageX | Pointer to the X lookup image. |
| warpImageY | Pointer to the Y lookup image. |
| shiftX | Horizontal translation. |
| shiftY | Vertical translation. |
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static |
Transforms an image so that each pixel are moved to the locations specified in the "warp" images used as look-up tables.
Remarks:
For example, pixel [10,20] moves to location [WarpXImage[10,20], WarpYImage[10,20]].
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| warpImageX | Pointer to the X lookup image. |
| warpImageY | Pointer to the Y lookup image. |
|
static |
Transforms an image so that each pixel are moved to the locations specified in the "warp" images used as look-up tables.
Remarks:
For example, pixel [10,20] moves to location [WarpXImage[10,20], WarpYImage[10,20]].
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| warpImageX | Pointer to the X lookup image. |
| warpImageY | Pointer to the Y lookup image. |
| shiftX | Horizontal translation. |
|
static |
Transforms an image so that each pixel are moved to the locations specified in the "warp" images used as look-up tables.
Remarks:
For example, pixel [10,20] moves to location [WarpXImage[10,20], WarpYImage[10,20]].
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. |
| warpImageX | Pointer to the X lookup image. |
| warpImageY | Pointer to the Y lookup image. |
| shiftX | Horizontal translation. |
| shiftY | Vertical translation. |
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static |
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static |
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static |
|
static |
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Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (source image minus open image) on a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:
This filter enhances the thin white features.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as the source image. |
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static |
Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (source image minus open image) on a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:
This filter enhances the thin white features.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as the source image. |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
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static |
Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (source image minus open image) on a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:
This filter enhances the thin white features.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as the source image. |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
| halfOfKernelHeight | Half of the box height minus one (by default, same as halfOfKernelWidth; 0 is allowed). |
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static |
Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (source image minus open image) on a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:
This filter enhances the thin white features.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as the source image. |
|
static |
Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (source image minus open image) on a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:
This filter enhances the thin white features.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as the source image. |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
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static |
Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (source image minus open image) on a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:
This filter enhances the thin white features.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as the source image. |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
| halfOfKernelHeight | Half of the box height minus one (by default, same as halfOfKernelWidth; 0 is allowed). |
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static |
Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (source image minus open image) on a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:
This filter enhances the thin white features.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as the source image. |
|
static |
Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (source image minus open image) on a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:
This filter enhances the thin white features.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as the source image. |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
|
static |
Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (source image minus open image) on a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:
This filter enhances the thin white features.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as the source image. |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
| halfOfKernelHeight | Half of the box height minus one (by default, same as halfOfKernelWidth; 0 is allowed). |
|
static |
Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (source image minus open image) on a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:
This filter enhances the thin white features.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as the source image. |
|
static |
Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (source image minus open image) on a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:
This filter enhances the thin white features.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as the source image. |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
|
static |
Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (source image minus open image) on a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:
This filter enhances the thin white features.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as the source image. |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
| halfOfKernelHeight | Half of the box height minus one (by default, same as halfOfKernelWidth; 0 is allowed). |
|
static |
Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (source image minus open image) on a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:
This filter enhances the thin white features.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as the source image. |
|
static |
Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (source image minus open image) on a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:
This filter enhances the thin white features.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as the source image. |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
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static |
Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (source image minus open image) on a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:
This filter enhances the thin white features.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as the source image. |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
| halfOfKernelHeight | Half of the box height minus one (by default, same as halfOfKernelWidth; 0 is allowed). |
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static |
Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (source image minus open image) on a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:
This filter enhances the thin white features.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as the source image. |
|
static |
Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (source image minus open image) on a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:
This filter enhances the thin white features.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as the source image. |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
|
static |
Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (source image minus open image) on a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:
This filter enhances the thin white features.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as the source image. |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
| halfOfKernelHeight | Half of the box height minus one (by default, same as halfOfKernelWidth; 0 is allowed). |
|
static |
Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (source image minus open image) on a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:
This filter enhances the thin white features.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as the source image. |
|
static |
Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (source image minus open image) on a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:
This filter enhances the thin white features.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as the source image. |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
|
static |
Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (source image minus open image) on a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:
This filter enhances the thin white features.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as the source image. |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
| halfOfKernelHeight | Half of the box height minus one (by default, same as halfOfKernelWidth; 0 is allowed). |
|
static |
Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (source image minus open image) on a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:
This filter enhances the thin white features.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as the source image. |
|
static |
Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (source image minus open image) on a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:
This filter enhances the thin white features.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as the source image. |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
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static |
Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (source image minus open image) on a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:
This filter enhances the thin white features.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as the source image. |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
| halfOfKernelHeight | Half of the box height minus one (by default, same as halfOfKernelWidth; 0 is allowed). |
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static |
Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (source image minus open image) on a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:
This filter enhances the thin white features.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as the source image. |
|
static |
Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (source image minus open image) on a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:
This filter enhances the thin white features.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as the source image. |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
|
static |
Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (source image minus open image) on a rectangular kernel.
Remarks:
This filter enhances the thin white features.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as the source image. |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half of the box width minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
| halfOfKernelHeight | Half of the box height minus one (by default, same as halfOfKernelWidth; 0 is allowed). |
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Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (source image minus open image) on a circular kernel.
Remarks:
This filter enhances the thin white features.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as the source image. |
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Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (source image minus open image) on a circular kernel.
Remarks:
This filter enhances the thin white features.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as the source image. |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half width of the kernel minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
|
static |
Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (source image minus open image) on a circular kernel.
Remarks:
This filter enhances the thin white features.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as the source image. |
|
static |
Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (source image minus open image) on a circular kernel.
Remarks:
This filter enhances the thin white features.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as the source image. |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half width of the kernel minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
|
static |
Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (source image minus open image) on a circular kernel.
Remarks:
This filter enhances the thin white features.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as the source image. |
|
static |
Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (source image minus open image) on a circular kernel.
Remarks:
This filter enhances the thin white features.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as the source image. |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half width of the kernel minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
|
static |
Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (source image minus open image) on a circular kernel.
Remarks:
This filter enhances the thin white features.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as the source image. |
|
static |
Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (source image minus open image) on a circular kernel.
Remarks:
This filter enhances the thin white features.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as the source image. |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half width of the kernel minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
|
static |
Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (source image minus open image) on a circular kernel.
Remarks:
This filter enhances the thin white features.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as the source image. |
|
static |
Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (source image minus open image) on a circular kernel.
Remarks:
This filter enhances the thin white features.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as the source image. |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half width of the kernel minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
|
static |
Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (source image minus open image) on a circular kernel.
Remarks:
This filter enhances the thin white features.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as the source image. |
|
static |
Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (source image minus open image) on a circular kernel.
Remarks:
This filter enhances the thin white features.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as the source image. |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half width of the kernel minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
|
static |
Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (source image minus open image) on a circular kernel.
Remarks:
This filter enhances the thin white features.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as the source image. |
|
static |
Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (source image minus open image) on a circular kernel.
Remarks:
This filter enhances the thin white features.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| frame | Frame of reference in which the region is defined. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as the source image. |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half width of the kernel minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
|
static |
Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (source image minus open image) on a circular kernel.
Remarks:
This filter enhances the thin white features.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as the source image. |
|
static |
Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (source image minus open image) on a circular kernel.
Remarks:
This filter enhances the thin white features.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| region | Region to apply the function on. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as the source image. |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half width of the kernel minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |
|
static |
Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (source image minus open image) on a circular kernel.
Remarks:
This filter enhances the thin white features.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as the source image. |
|
static |
Performs a top-hat filtering on an image (source image minus open image) on a circular kernel.
Remarks:
This filter enhances the thin white features.
| sourceImage | Pointer to the source image/ROI. |
| destinationImage | Pointer to the destination image/ROI. Must not be the same as the source image. |
| halfOfKernelWidth | Half width of the kernel minus one (by default, halfOfKernelWidth = 1; 0 is allowed). |