class to implement erosions and dilations using anchor methods. This is the base class that must be instantiated with appropriate definitions of greater, less and so on. There is special code for cases where the structuring element is bigger than the image size that aren't particularly anchor related, but use the same data structures. Hopefully these sections occupy a very minor proportion of the time. More...

#include <itkAnchorErodeDilateLine.h>

Collaboration diagram for itk::AnchorErodeDilateLine< TInputPix, TFunction1, TFunction2 >:

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Public Types
typedef TInputPix	InputImagePixelType
Public Member Functions
	AnchorErodeDilateLine ()
void	DoLine (InputImagePixelType buffer, InputImagePixelType inbuffer, unsigned bufflength)
void	PrintSelf (std::ostream &os, Indent indent) const
void	SetSize (unsigned int size)
	~AnchorErodeDilateLine ()

Detailed Description

template<class TInputPix, class TFunction1, class TFunction2>
class itk::AnchorErodeDilateLine< TInputPix, TFunction1, TFunction2 >

class to implement erosions and dilations using anchor methods. This is the base class that must be instantiated with appropriate definitions of greater, less and so on. There is special code for cases where the structuring element is bigger than the image size that aren't particularly anchor related, but use the same data structures. Hopefully these sections occupy a very minor proportion of the time.

Definition at line 36 of file itkAnchorErodeDilateLine.h.