Despeckle and image processor

[Remi Cerise]

I would like to apply a despeckle operation on  an image.

> However, because of other treatments coming later, I do not want  to  draw
the image untill all these treatments are finished. I think I have  to  work
with the image processor, but I don't know  if it is possible  to apply  
despeckle on that.
 
Does anybody have an idea ?

[Agnès Sauleda Brossa]

Hi,

For what it's written in the documentation, the despeckle is a 3x3 median
filter. That can be applied in an ImgeProcessor object by the void method *
medianFilter*()

Hope that helps,

Agnès


On 27/05/06, Remi Cerise <[hidden email]> wrote:

>
> I would like to apply a despeckle operation on  an image.
>
> > However, because of other treatments coming later, I do not
> want  to  draw
> the image untill all these treatments are finished. I think I
> have  to  work
> with the image processor, but I don't know  if it is possible  to apply
> despeckle on that.
>
> Does anybody have an idea ?
>

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