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jvs:fscan:manual:chapter2:expression:dilate [2012/06/04 21:35]
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jvs:fscan:manual:chapter2:expression:dilate [2015/02/06 17:30]
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     * 0 - (default)     * 0 - (default)
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-    * 2 - erode/dilate in 2-D plane only +    * 2 - Erode/dilate in 2-D plane only 
-    * 4 - Stop on dark edge (voxel darker than (100-VAL1)% of inside neighbors (Needs MASKBITS set) +    * 4 - Stop on dark edge (voxel darker than (100-VAL)% of inside neighbors (Needs MASKBITS set) 
-    * 8 - Stop on bright edge (brighter than (100+VAL1)% of inside neighbors+    * 8 - Stop on bright edge (brighter than (100+VAL)% of inside neighbors 
 +    * 16 - Dilate all non-zero values except VAL (useful for filling in around VAL areas) 
 +  * NMATCH - number of adjacent voxels matching criterion needed for dilation (default=1) 
 +  * NNEIGHBORS - number of neighboring voxels to consider (default=26 if 3D, 8 if 2D)
  
 If MASKBITS is non-zero, it is used to mask both the input data values and NEWVAL; only those data bits are considered during comparisons and only the NEWVAL bits are changed during dilation. If MASKBITS is non-zero, it is used to mask both the input data values and NEWVAL; only those data bits are considered during comparisons and only the NEWVAL bits are changed during dilation.
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-If NEWVAL is negative and MASKBITS is zero, then the input data voxel value will be used when dilating into neighboring voxels. 
  
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