[Insight-users] Iteration within a Neighbourhood

[Luis Ibanez]

Hi Puja,


The SmartNeigborhood iterator is what you need in this case.

This iterator allows you to visit the pixels in its
neighborhood by calling its GetPixel(int) method.

Then you can move the iterator to the next position.
It will update its internal neighborhood automatically.

Please take a look at the code in:

   Insight/Code/BasicFilters/

           itkZeroCrossingImageFilter.txx


In particular the ThreadedGenerateData() method.

BTW Josh is currently refactoring this iterator to include
additional functionality. (see his recent posts to the list).


Please let us know if you have further questions.


Thanks

Luis


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Puja Malik wrote:

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