#include <itkKLMSegmentationBorder.h>
TBorder * | m_Pointer |
bool | operator> (const KLMDynamicBorderArray< TBorder > *rhs) const |
bool | operator> (const KLMDynamicBorderArray< TBorder > &rhs) const |
This is a tiny class similar to smart pointers that maintains a reference to a list of borders pointed by a region.
Definition at line 42 of file itkKLMSegmentationBorder.h.
bool itk::KLMDynamicBorderArray< TBorder >::operator> | ( | const KLMDynamicBorderArray< TBorder > * | rhs | ) | const [inline] |
Greater than operators defined to work with both static objects or pointer to objects. In the degenerate case of an image where all (or many) Lambda's are equal to some constant value, this operator will ensure that the future merged regions do not gain more borders than other regions, thus avoiding pathologically slow behavior.
Definition at line 83 of file itkKLMSegmentationBorder.h.
References itk::KLMDynamicBorderArray< TBorder >::m_Pointer.
bool itk::KLMDynamicBorderArray< TBorder >::operator> | ( | const KLMDynamicBorderArray< TBorder > & | rhs | ) | const [inline] |
Greater than operators defined to work with both static objects or pointer to objects. In the degenerate case of an image where all (or many) Lambda's are equal to some constant value, this operator will ensure that the future merged regions do not gain more borders than other regions, thus avoiding pathologically slow behavior.
Definition at line 52 of file itkKLMSegmentationBorder.h.
References itk::KLMDynamicBorderArray< TBorder >::m_Pointer.
TBorder* itk::KLMDynamicBorderArray< TBorder >::m_Pointer |
Greater than operators defined to work with both static objects or pointer to objects. In the degenerate case of an image where all (or many) Lambda's are equal to some constant value, this operator will ensure that the future merged regions do not gain more borders than other regions, thus avoiding pathologically slow behavior.
Definition at line 113 of file itkKLMSegmentationBorder.h.
Referenced by itk::KLMDynamicBorderArray< TBorder >::operator>().