SMIL 1.1.2
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2D and 3D Convolution with linear kernels More...
2D and 3D Convolution with linear kernels
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template<class T > | |
RES_T | gaussianFilter (Image< T > &imIn, int radius, Image< T > &imOut) |
gaussianFilter() - 3D Gaussian filter | |
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RES_T | horizConvolve (const Image< T > &imIn, const vector< double > &kernel, Image< T > &imOut) |
horizConvolve() - 2D Horizontal convolution | |
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RES_T | vertConvolve (const Image< T > &imIn, const vector< double > &kernel, Image< T > &imOut) |
vertConvolve() - 2D Vertical convolution | |
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RES_T | convolve (const Image< T > &imIn, const vector< double > &kernel, Image< T > &imOut) |
convolve() - 2D Convolution | |
gaussianFilter() - 3D Gaussian filter
Gaussian Filter : convolution de l'input image against a Gaussian Kernel of size 2 * radius + 1
The kernel is defined, in each direction, by :
[in] | imIn | : input image |
[in] | radius | : radius of the gaussian kernel |
[out] | imOut | : output image |
Example
RES_T horizConvolve | ( | const Image< T > & | imIn, |
const vector< double > & | kernel, | ||
Image< T > & | imOut | ||
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horizConvolve() - 2D Horizontal convolution
2D horizontal convolution using a 1D kernel
[in] | imIn | : input image |
[in] | kernel | : an 1D kernel (as a vector) |
[out] | imOut | : output image |
Example:
RES_T vertConvolve | ( | const Image< T > & | imIn, |
const vector< double > & | kernel, | ||
Image< T > & | imOut | ||
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vertConvolve() - 2D Vertical convolution
2D vertical convolution using a 1D kernel
[in] | imIn | : input image |
[in] | kernel | : an 1D kernel (vector) |
[out] | imOut | : output image |
RES_T convolve | ( | const Image< T > & | imIn, |
const vector< double > & | kernel, | ||
Image< T > & | imOut | ||
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convolve() - 2D Convolution
2D convolution by & 1D kernel. Vertical convolution followed by an horizontal convolution using the same 1D kernel.
[in] | imIn | : input image |
[in] | kernel | : the 1D kernel (vector) |
[out] | imOut | : output image |