vepl_threshold.h File Reference

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Detailed Description

set pixel to given value if above/below certain threshold

This class actually implements two threshold operations, namely the `classical' single threshold mapping where pixel values not larger than T are mapped to L, values larger than T to H; and the `clipping' operation where only pixel values below T are mapped to L, the others left unchanged.

For the first version, the constructor must be given three parameters: T, L and H. For the second version, two parameters: T and L. In the second situation, there clearly must be an implicit conversion from DataIn to DataOut. Note that this is not necessary in the first situation, because all output pixels will be either L or H.

Note that the input image data type must support "operator<=()"; thus thresholding of colour images makes no sense (unless you define a sensible "<=" for RGB triples).

Author:

Peter Vanroose, K.U.Leuven (ESAT/PSI)

Date:

28 April 2001

Definition in file vepl_threshold.h.

#include <vil1/vil1_image.h>

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Functions
vil1_image	vepl_threshold (vil1_image const &, double threshold=128.0, double below=1.0, double above=0.0)
	set pixel to given value if above/below certain threshold.

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Function Documentation

vil1_image vepl_threshold (  vil1_image const &  , double  threshold = 128.0, double  below = 1.0, double  above = 0.0 )

set pixel to given value if above/below certain threshold. Definition at line 10 of file vepl_threshold.cxx.

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