1-D Gaussian multiplier/convolution function around line in image.

Posted by Cohen, Ethan D on Jan 26, 2019; 1:36am
URL: http://imagej.273.s1.nabble.com/1-D-Gaussian-multiplier-convolution-function-around-line-in-image-tp5021719.html


I have an image, where I want to vertically weight the intensity the pixels, by a 1-D Gaussian function around a horizontal line ROI in the image, so that the peak is 3X the original intensity, with a Gaussian ½ bandwidth of say 15 pixels in the Y direction.

Something like, v=3v* exp (-b*(y-y0)^2  -1*(y-y0));?

Or maybe ImageJ already has a feature for 1-D Gaussian weighting (not blur)?   I guess this is sort of a 1-D convolution.

Is there a function already in ImageJ to do this?
I suppose I could make some sort of weighting matrix, but it seems rather painful.

Ethan.


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