gray_closing_shape
— Perform a gray value closing with a selected mask.
gray_closing_shape(Image : ImageClosing : MaskHeight, MaskWidth, MaskShape : )
gray_closing_shape
applies a gray value closing to the input image
Image
with the structuring element of shape MaskShape
.
The mask's offset values are 0 and its horizontal and vertical size is
defined by MaskHeight
and MaskWidth
. The resulting image
is returned in ImageClosing
.
If the parameters MaskHeight
or MaskWidth
are of the
type integer and are even, they are changed to the next larger odd value.
In contrast, if at least one of the two parameters is of the type float, the
input image Image
is transformed with both the next larger and
the next smaller odd mask size, and the output image ImageClosing
is interpolated from the two intermediate images. Therefore, note that
gray_closing_shape
returns different results for mask sizes of,
e.g., 4 and 4.0!
In case of the values
'rhombus' and 'octagon' for the MaskShape
control parameter,
MaskHeight
and MaskWidth
must be equal. The parameter
value 'octagon' for MaskShape
denotes an equilateral octagonal
mask which is a suitable approximation for a circular structure.
At the border of the image the gray values are mirrored.
The gray value closing of an image i with a structuring element
s is defined as
i.e., a dilation of the image with s followed by an erosion with
s (see gray_dilation_shape
and gray_erosion_shape
).
Note that gray_closing_shape
requires considerably more time for
mask sizes of type float than for mask sizes of type integer. This is
especially true for rectangular masks with different width and height!
gray_closing_shape
can be executed on OpenCL devices. In case of
mask sizes of type float the result can vary slightly from the CPU as the
interpolation is calculated in single precision on the OpenCL device.
Note that filter operators may return unexpected results if an image with a reduced domain is used as input. Please refer to the chapter Filters.
Image
(input_object) (multichannel-)image(-array) →
object (byte* / uint2*) *allowed for compute devices
Image for which the minimum gray values are to be calculated.
ImageClosing
(output_object) (multichannel-)image(-array) →
object (byte / uint2)
Image containing the minimum gray values.
MaskHeight
(input_control) extent.y →
(real / integer)
Height of the filter mask.
Default value: 11
Suggested values: 3, 5, 7, 9, 11, 13, 15
Typical range of values: 1.0
≤
MaskHeight
≤
511.0
MaskWidth
(input_control) extent.x →
(real / integer)
Width of the filter mask.
Default value: 11
Suggested values: 3, 5, 7, 9, 11, 13, 15
Typical range of values: 1.0
≤
MaskWidth
≤
511.0
MaskShape
(input_control) string →
(string)
Shape of the mask.
Default value: 'octagon'
List of values: 'octagon' , 'rectangle' , 'rhombus'
gray_closing_shape
returns TRUE if all
parameters are correct.
gray_dilation_shape
,
gray_erosion_shape
,
closing
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