GeometricTransforms
[Geometry And Matching]

Geometric Transforms engines are usually used to align images. More...

Classes

class  SoFlipAxisProcessing2d
  ImageViz SoFlipAxisProcessing2d image filter More...
class  SoFlipAxisProcessing3d
  ImageViz SoFlipAxisProcessing3d image filter More...
class  SoResampleImageProcessing3d
  ImageViz SoResampleImageProcessing3d filter More...
class  SoRotateAroundZProcessing2d
  ImageViz SoRotateAroundZProcessing2d image filter More...
class  SoRotateProcessing2d
  ImageViz SoRotateProcessing2d image filter More...
class  SoRotateProcessing3d
  ImageViz SoRotateProcessing3d image filter More...
class  SoScaleByFactorProcessing
  ImageViz SoScaleByFactorProcessing image filter More...
class  SoScaleImageToSizeProcessing
  ImageViz SoScaleImageToSizeProcessing engine More...
class  SoSwapAxisProcessing2d
  ImageViz SoSwapAxisProcessing2d image filter More...
class  SoSwapAxisProcessing3d
  ImageViz SoSwapAxisProcessing3d engine performs a transposition of the image. More...
class  SoTranslateProcessing
  ImageViz SoTranslateProcessing engine More...

Detailed Description

Geometric Transforms engines are usually used to align images.

For example, if the subject and camera were not ideally positioned, rotating the image may improve visualization. Rotation and translation may be used to align successive sections of CT scans or confocal microscope images. A combination of geometric transformations sometimes is used to restore satellite or remote sensing images.

In addition, some Visilog operations, such as erosion, dilation, and even edge detection, are usually implemented for the main directions of the grid: $0^\circ$, $45^\circ$, $90^\circ$, etc. To erode an image in the $20^\circ$ direction, you could first rotate the image $20^\circ$, and then perform a $0^\circ$ erosion. Be careful since the rotation will distort the image due to resampling.


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