Interface | Description |
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AnisotropicDiffusion.ConductionCoefficientFunction |
Interface describing a function that computes the conduction coefficient as a
function of space and gradient magnitude.
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Class | Description |
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AnisotropicDiffusion |
Implementation of Perona & Malik's image filtering by anisotropic
diffusion.
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AnisotropicDiffusion.HighConstrastEdgeFunction |
The first conduction function proposed by Perona & Malik, that privileges
high contrast edges over low constrast ones.
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AnisotropicDiffusion.WideRegionFunction |
The second conduction function proposed by Perona & Malik, that
privileges wider regions over smaller ones.
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DifferenceOfGaussian |
Implementation of a difference of Gaussian filter.
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EqualisationProcessor |
An
ImageProcessor that performs histogram equalisation (projecting
the colours back into the image). |
FilterSupport |
Methods and statically defined templates for defining the support of local
image filters.
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FourierCorrelation |
FImage correlation performed using an FFT. |
FourierTransform |
Perform forward and inverse Fast Fourier Transforms on image data.
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FourierTransformComplex |
Perform forward and inverse Fast Fourier Transforms on image data.
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GammaCorrection |
Class to perform Gamma correction on a grey-level image.
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LocalContrastFilter |
Local contrast filter; replaces each pixel with the difference between the
maximum and minimum of its neighbours.
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MaskedRobustContrastEqualisation |
An image processor that performs contrast equalisation
in a robust manner with a mask.
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MaxFilter |
Max filter; replaces each pixel with the maximum of its neighbours.
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MeanCenter |
An
ImageProcessor that computes the mean of the image's pixels
and subtracts the mean from all pixels. |
MedianFilter |
Median filter; replaces each pixel with the median of its neighbours.
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MinFilter |
Min filter; replaces each pixel with the minimum of its neighbours.
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MinMaxAnalyser |
Analyser that computes for every pixel the minimum and maximum of its
neighbours.
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Pow |
Process pixels by raising there value to a value
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