Img proc api #291
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June 24, 2015 07:53
The API entries for image arithmetic have now been broken down into logical operations and (vs) basic arithmetic operations. This is done in order to simplify categorization of the image processing functions.
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I have no problems with this. Should add a test file which just does an |
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I would argue that this sort of 'helpful namespacing' is actually harmful (re: pylab). If we are going to reduce the barrier to new users, we should be providing awesome examples/demos in python scripts and ipython notebooks! Closing for now. |
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Per our conversations about where to place, and how to include the compilations of image processing tools for segmentation, analysis and quantification, this PR adds tools for image filtering, morphological operations, and registration to the API, and (via VTTools) makes them accessible for use in VisTrails for our users.