Package inra.ijpb.morphology.strel

A collection of Structuring Element ("Strel") implementations for mathematical morphology.

Contains the implementation of several types of structuring elements. The packages tries to takes advantage of the separability property of most structuring elements.

The package can be divided into:

  • Interface Summary
    Interface Description
    InPlaceStrel
    A structuring element that can performs erosion or dilation directly in the original image buffer.
    InPlaceStrel3D
    A structuring element that can performs erosion or dilation directly in the original image stack.
    LocalExtremum
    Computes the extremum in a local sliding neighborhood of the current pixel.
    SeparableStrel
    Interface for structuring elements that can be decomposed into several "simpler" structuring elements.
    SeparableStrel3D
    Interface for structuring elements that can be decomposed into several "simpler" structuring elements.
  • Class Summary
    Class Description
    AbstractInPlaceStrel
    Implementation stub for in place Structuring elements.
    AbstractInPlaceStrel3D
    Implementation stub for in place 3D Structuring elements.
    AbstractSeparableStrel
    Implementation stub for separable Structuring elements.
    AbstractSeparableStrel3D
    Implementation stub for separable 3D Structuring elements.
    AbstractStrel
    Implementation basis for planar structuring elements.
    AbstractStrel3D
    Implementation basis for 3D structuring elements
    BallStrel
    A 3D structuring element with a ball shape, with same size in each direction.
    ChamferStrel
    Disk-shaped structuring element based on a chamfer mask and a radius.
    ChamferStrel3D  
    Cross3DStrel
    3D structuring element representing a 3x3x3 cross, that considers the center voxel together with the six orthogonal neighbors.
    Cross3x3Strel
    Structuring element representing a 3x3 cross, that considers the center pixels together with the four orthogonal neighbors.
    CubeStrel
    A cubic structuring element, obtained by decomposition into linear structuring elements with the same size along each dimension.
    CuboidStrel
    A cuboid structuring element, obtained by decomposition into linear structuring elements (that can have different sizes) along each dimension.
    DiamondStrel
    Structuring element representing a diamond of a given diameter.
    DiskStrel
    Disk structuring element.
    EllipsoidStrel
    A 3D structuring element with an ellipsoidal shape, oriented along the three main axes of the image.
    ExtrudedStrel
    Creates a 3D strel by replicating a 2D strel on a given number of slices.
    LinearDepthStrel3D
    An horizontal linear structuring element of a given length.
    LinearDiagDownStrel
    A diagonal linear structuring element of a given length, with direction vector (+1,+1) in image coordinate system.
    LinearDiagUpStrel
    A diagonal linear structuring element of a given length, with direction vector (+1,-1) in image coordinate system.
    LinearHorizontalStrel
    An horizontal linear structuring element of a given length.
    LinearVerticalStrel
    A vertical linear structuring element of a given length.
    LocalBufferedHistogram
    Local histogram in a linear neighborhood of a pixel.
    LocalExtremumBufferDouble
    Computes the maximum in a local buffer around current point.
    LocalExtremumBufferGray8
    Computes the maximum in a local buffer around current point.
    OctagonStrel
    An Octagonal structuring element, obtained by decomposition into horizontal, vertical, and diagonal linear structuring elements.
    ShiftedCross3x3Strel
    Structuring element representing a 3x3 cross, that considers the reference pixel together with four neighbors located either on the left or on the right of the reference pixel.
    SquareStrel
    A square structuring element, obtained by decomposition into horizontal and vertical linear structuring elements with the same size.
  • Enum Summary
    Enum Description
    LocalExtremum.Type
    An enumeration of the types of possible extremum.