SoObjectSurfaceDensityQuantification Class Reference
[Morphometry]

ImageViz SoObjectSurfaceDensityQuantification engine More...

#include <ImageViz/Engines/ImageAnalysis/Morphometry/SoObjectSurfaceDensityQuantification.h>

Inheritance diagram for SoObjectSurfaceDensityQuantification:
SoImageVizEngine SoEngine SoFieldContainer SoBase SoRefCounter SoTypedObject

List of all members.

Classes

class  SbObjectSurfaceDensityDetail
 Results details of object surface density global measure. More...

Public Member Functions

 SoObjectSurfaceDensityQuantification ()

Public Attributes

SoSFEnum computeMode
SoSFImageDataAdapter inBinaryImage
SoSFImageDataAdapter inMaskImage
SoImageVizEngineAnalysisOutput
< SbObjectSurfaceDensityDetail
outResult

Detailed Description

ImageViz SoObjectSurfaceDensityQuantification engine

The SoObjectSurfaceDensityQuantification engine measures the ratio of surface area to total volume.

For an introduction, see section Morphometry.

This engine measures the ratio of surface area to total volume measured as described below in both 2D and 3D within the image.

Where gx, gy and gz represent respectively the image size along x, y and z axis.

SEE ALSO

SoObjectImageRatioQuantification.

FILE FORMAT/DEFAULT


Library references: object_surface_density


Constructor & Destructor Documentation

SoObjectSurfaceDensityQuantification::SoObjectSurfaceDensityQuantification (  ) 

Constructor.


Member Data Documentation

Select the compute Mode (2D or 3D or AUTO) Use enum ComputeMode.

Default is MODE_AUTO

The input binary image.

Default value is NULL. Supported types include: binary color image.

The binary image for the mask or empty (command looks for only inside).

This parameter is optional. Default value is NULL. Supported types include: binary image.

The output measure result.

Default value is NULL.


The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

Open Inventor Toolkit reference manual, generated on 15 Mar 2023
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