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Verifies object presence by analysing the amount of edges in the specified region.
Namespace: | Fil |
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Assembly: | FilNet.dll |
Syntax
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public static void CheckPresence_EdgeAmount ( Fil.Image inImage, Fil.ShapeRegion inRoi, Optional<Fil.CoordinateSystem2D> inRoiAlignment, Fil.GradientMaskOperator inEdgeOperator, Fil.MagnitudeMeasure inEdgeMeasure, int inEdgeScale, int inMinStrength, float inMinAmount, float inMaxAmount, out bool outIsPresent, Optional<float> outAmount, Optional<Fil.Region> outForeground, Optional<Fil.ShapeRegion> outAlignedRoi )
Parameters
Name | Type | Range | Default | Description | |
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![]() | inImage | Fil.Image | Input image. | ||
![]() | inRoi | Fil.ShapeRegion | Location at which object presence is being checked. | ||
![]() | inRoiAlignment | Ftl.Optional<Fil.CoordinateSystem2D> | Adjusts the region of interest to the position of the inspected object. Default value: ftl::NIL. | ||
![]() | inEdgeOperator | Fil.GradientMaskOperator | Selected gradient operator. | ||
![]() | inEdgeMeasure | Fil.MagnitudeMeasure | Sum | Selected method of gradient magnitude computation. Default value: Sum. | |
![]() | inEdgeScale | int | <1, 16> | 1 | Scales the resulting gradient magnitudes. Default value: 1. |
![]() | inMinStrength | int | <0, 255> | 15 | Lowest acceptable edge magnitude. Default value: 15. |
![]() | inMinAmount | float | <0.0f, 1.0f> | 0.2f | Lowest acceptable fraction of pixels meeting the criteria. Default value: 0.2f. |
![]() | inMaxAmount | float | <0.0f, 1.0f> | 1.0f | Highest acceptable fraction of pixels meeting the criteria. Default value: 1.0f. |
![]() | outIsPresent | bool | Flag indicating whether the object is present or not. | ||
![]() | outAmount | Ftl.Optional<float> | Fraction of pixels from meeting the criteria. | ||
![]() | outForeground | Ftl.Optional<Fil.Region> | Region of pixels meeting the criteria. | ||
![]() | outAlignedRoi | Ftl.Optional<Fil.ShapeRegion> | Input ROI after transformation (in the image coordinates). |