Update() is deprecated because classes that do not derive from ProcessObject are not part of the pipeline and should therefore not have an Update() method. It is included for backwards compatibility.
The new class ImageRegionSplitterSlowDimension can be used as a drop in replacement for functionality as it implements the same algorithm. The ImageRegionSplitterBase is now the abstract base class for all image splitter. New splitting object should be derived from that class.
Set seed point 1. This seed will be isolated from Seed2 (if possible). All pixels connected to this seed will be replaced with ReplaceValue. This method is deprecated, please use AddSeed1().
Set/Get the limit on the upper threshold value. The default is the max() for the InputPixelType. These methods have been deprecated. Please use Set/Get Upper instead.
Set/Get mask label value. If a binary mask image is specified and if UseMaskValue is true, only those input image voxels corresponding with mask image values equal to MaskLabel are used in estimating the bias field. If a MaskImage is specified and UseMaskLabel is false, all input image voxels corresponding to non-zero voxels in the MaskImage are used in estimating the bias field. Default = 1.
Set the execution progress of a process object. The progress is a floating number in [0,1] with 0 meaning no progress and 1 meaning the filter has completed execution. The ProgressEvent is NOT invoked. This method is deprecated because filters should not be calling SetProgress directly but should be using UpdateProgress instead. We avoid the use of the itkSetClampMacro because that macro calls Modified on the filter, which will cause the filter to rerun even if it doesn't need to. Thus, we implement the SetClampMacro directly without the call to Modified.
Reset the filter progress but keep the accumulated progress. This method is deprecated because the ProgressAccumulator now internally checks if a filter has been restarted and updates the accumulated progress automatically. This method also used to have the unfortunate side effect of forcing filters to rerun even if their parameters and input had not changed. This is because it called SetProgress(0) on the filters, which triggered a ModifiedTime and thus caused the filters to rerun. To avoid this behavior, the implementation of this method is now empty.