rle-morphology
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Mathematical morphology operators for narrow band level sets. This is part of the [rle] collection of libraries.
Via npm:
npm install rle-morphology
There are four different functions exported by this library.
dilate(volume, structuring_element)This dilates a volume by the structuring element. The structuring element is represented by a flat list of points, for example the output from one of the methods in rle-stencils.
erode(volume, structuring_element)Erodes the volume by the element. The basic input and behavior is consistent with dilate.
opening(volume, structuring_element)Performs a morphological opening. This is useful if you want to remove tiny features your shape. It is equivalent to doing:
dilate(erode(volume, element), element)
closing(volume, structuring_element)Performs a morphological closing. This removes any tiny holes or cracks in your shape. It is equivalent to:
erode(dilate(volume, element), element)
(c) 2013 Mikola Lysenko. BSD License
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Mathematical morphology operations for narrow band level sets
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