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Transforms each pixel value to minimum or maximum depending on whether it belongs to the specified range for each individual pixel component.
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inRgbImage | Image | Input image, usually in the RGB color space | |
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inRoi | Region* | Region of interest | |
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inMinRed | Integer* | 0 - 255 | Minimum for the first pixel component, usually Red (Auto = -INF) |
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inMaxRed | Integer* | 0 - 255 | Maximum for the first pixel component, usually Red (Auto = +INF) |
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inMinGreen | Integer* | 0 - 255 | Minimum for the second pixel component, usually Green (Auto = -INF) |
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inMaxGreen | Integer* | 0 - 255 | Maximum for the second pixel component, usually Green (Auto = +INF) |
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inMinBlue | Integer* | 0 - 255 | Minimum for the third pixel component, usually Blue (Auto = -INF) |
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inMaxBlue | Integer* | 0 - 255 | Maximum for the third pixel component, usually Blue (Auto = +INF) |
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inFuzziness | Real | 0.0 - ![]() |
Tolerance for the ranges that results in intermediate output values |
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outMonoImage | Image |
Only the following inRgbImage pixel formats are supported: 3xuint8
Applications
Description
The operation transforms each pixel of three-channel inRgbImage to the maximum or minimum level thus creating binary image. The input image is considered to be encoded using RGB color representation.
- Pixels meeting all of the following conditions are transformed to the maximum level:
- Intensity of the "red" channel is in range (inMinRed, inMaxRed).
- Intensity of the "green" channel is in range (inMinGreen, inMaxGreen).
- Intensity of the "blue" channel is in range (inMinBlue, inMaxBlue).
- Other pixels are transformed to the maximum level.
If any of the parameters inMinRed, inMinGreen, inMinBlue is not set, it is assumed to be -infinity. If any of the parameters inMaxRed, inMaxGreen, inMaxBlue is not set, it is assumed to be infinity.
Parameter inFuzziness (set to 0 by default) allows to perform fuzzy thresholding which linearly interpolates those pixel values that differ by at most inFuzziness from the border channel intensities; thus creating smooth transition between minimum and maximum values in the resulting image.
Examples
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ThresholdImage_RGB performed on the sample image with inMinRed = 120.0, inMaxGreen = 100.0, inMaxBlue = 100.0, inFuzziness = 0.0.
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ThresholdImage_RGB performed on the sample image with inMinRed = 120.0, inMaxGreen = 100.0, inMaxBlue = 100.0, inFuzziness = 10.0.
Hardware Acceleration
This operation supports automatic parallelization for multicore and multiprocessor systems.
Errors
This filter can throw an exception to report error. Read how to deal with errors here: Error Handling
Error type | Description |
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DomainError | Not a 3-channel and 8-bit image in ThresholdImage_RGB. |
Complexity Level
This filter is available on Advanced Complexity Level.
Filter Group
This filters is member of ThresholdImage filter group.