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imported>Scott (New page: ===Purpose=== Close-convolution for a binary image. ===Synopsis=== :imout = close_img(im,window) ===Description=== Returns the binary image (im) after applying a close filter of the sp...) |
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Returns the binary image (im) after applying a close filter of the specified size (window). A close operation is a dilate operation followed by an erode operation. Positive window sizes specify a square filter, negative window sizes specifiy a circular filter. | Returns the binary image (im) after applying a close filter of the specified size (window). A close operation is a dilate operation followed by an erode operation. Positive window sizes specify a square filter, negative window sizes specifiy a circular filter. | ||
For more advanced options, see MORPH_IMG. | For more advanced options, see [[morph_img|MORPH_IMG]]. | ||
===See Also=== | ===See Also=== | ||
[[dilate_img]], [[erode_img]], [[open_img]], [[morph_img]] | [[dilate_img]], [[erode_img]], [[open_img]], [[morph_img]] | ||
Latest revision as of 10:57, 29 September 2009
Purpose
Close-convolution for a binary image.
Synopsis
- imout = close_img(im,window)
Description
Returns the binary image (im) after applying a close filter of the specified size (window). A close operation is a dilate operation followed by an erode operation. Positive window sizes specify a square filter, negative window sizes specifiy a circular filter.
For more advanced options, see MORPH_IMG.