[ITK-users] closing morphological operation with different size of structure element ? how can i do that?

[Jim Miller]

1. There is a PasteImageFilter that will allow you to insert a slice back into a volume.  But you might want to look at the SliceBySlice filter. Internally it will run an extract, a pipeline, then a paste to process each slice. 

3. ConnectedThresholdImageFilter uses a criteria for connectivity that is applied at a pixel level. A pixel has to be next to the correct region and satisfy a threshold criterion. NeighborhoodConnected is similar but requires all the pixels In a neighborhood satisfy the criterion. 

Jim

> On Mar 26, 2014, at 6:05 AM, alaamegawer <alaamegawer at yahoo.com> wrote:
> 
> Hi All 
> 
> I have some Questions and hope to get help from you 
> 
> 1- i want to apply a series of operations per each slice . so i can extract
> each slice by the extraction filter but i don't know how can i paste it
> again  i mean how can i have  3D image  output?
> 
> 2- how can i apply a closing  morphological operation with different size of
> structure element and have the union of these result , i have to apply 15
> different size structure element ?
> 
> 
> 3- what's the different between ConnectedThresholdImageFilter and
> NeighborhoodConnectedImageFilter ? 
> 
> 
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