Blur module producing a black 'border' at the top and bottom

[ccpandhare]

Example Image

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Is this the intended behaviour of the algorithm or is this a bug?

[jywarren]

GitMate.io thinks the contributor most likely able to help you is @jywarren.

Possibly related issues are #177 (Add a Gaussian Blur module), #108 (Math Module), #112 (Scale module), #5 (image cropping module), and #69 (Create Histogram Module).

[tech4GT]

@ryzokuken No this is not. I think the image is not being processed to the edges...maybe the loop stops 1 pixel early... I'll look into this😄

[harshkhandeparkar]

This actually uses another module ndarray-gaussian-blur in this. This is not an original module. This is probably a problem with that npm package. Maybe a version bump will fix this?

[jywarren]

It's worth a try!

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[harshkhandeparkar]

I'll handle this in gpu.js PR.