[Insight-users] Is there a complete version of the article "Consolidated morphology"

[Neal R. Harvey]

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> http://www.itk.org/Wiki/ITK/Examples#Morphology

    Unfortunately these examples do not show me how to do what I want to do.
    Examples such as those provided by this link are available in the 
book, etc.
    These examples show how to use the morphology operators for pre-defined
    structuring elements (ball, box, etc.). They do not show how to 
create your own
    (arbitrary) flat (or binary) structuring element, which is what I 
need to do.

    The article "consolidated morphology" hints at it being possible, 
but does not really
    provide any examples or instruction on exactly how to do this.

    Cheers

    Harve

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