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Manual: Filter
The filter package contains some filters:
* snn (Symmetric nearest neighbour)
* ku (Kuwahara Nagao)
* sp (salt and pepper noise)
Detailed information can be found in the online lecture (lectures.ps,
lectures.pdf)
Author: Dirk Balthasar, 2002, Universität Koblenz-Landau
Description
The zip archives filter-linux-1-1.zip and filter-windows-1-1.zip contain each the binary version of the command line tool filter. With the command line tool filter you are able to make filter operations on color images.The 'filtering' needs as input a color image in PPM-Format (Portable Pixmap in binary format with magic number 'P6'). It produces one images: The filtered ore manipulated image.
Usage
Syntax: filter [options] FilterName "name_of_input_image" "name_of_output_image"Options Reference:
| FilterName mandatory: | ku = Kuwahara-Nagao, snn = symmetric nearest neighbour sp = salt and pepper noise [ku, snn, sp] |
| -cs ColorSpace: | Only supported with filter -ku rgb1: Replace center-pixel by the the mean color of sector with lowest variance in rgb colorspace rgb2: Replace center-pixel by the pixel with lowest distance to mean color of sector with lowest varinace rgb3: Replace center-pixel by the pixel with lowest distance to mean color of sector with lowest variance, only if center-pixel has highest distance to mean color hsv: Replace pixel by mean color of sector with lowest variance, calculated in hsv colorspace [rgb1, rgb2, rgb3, hsv] |
| -n noise: | Percentage of salt and pepper noise [0..100] (only for filter -sp) |
Example:
Suppose you want to add salt and pepper (10%) to an image with name example.ppm. First be sure that your color image is in PPM graphics format and the PPM file has the magic number P6. The commandfilter -n 10 sp example.ppm out.ppm
will produce an image with name out.ppm containing the input image distorted by salt and pepper noise.
Editor: Dirk Balthasar
Letzte Änderung: 15.07.2002