********************************************************************** Represents a matrix that describes how a specified color and its surrounding colors affect the value computed for the color's position in the given image of a filtering operation.

Applying a kernel to an image is a spatial operation that computes a new color from an input color by multiplying the kernel with the surrounding colors of the input color. This allows the new color to be affected by the immediate neighborhood in a way that can be mathematically specified with a kernel. For example, a kernel of NxN 1 values computes an average of the NxN neighboring colors as the new color. This has the overall effect of blurring the image.

Source:

kernel.h:25

Author:

Robert C. Duvall

Version:

unknown

Entity	Type	Scope	Short Description
~Kernel	destructor	public	automatically generated
Kernel	constructor	public	Create a kernel from the given data Note, no error checking!
Kernel	constructor	public	Create a kernel from the given file of data Format of file is assumed to be width height data ..
Kernel	constructor	public	Create a kernel from another
apply	method	public	Apply kernel to given image a given point [x,y] producing a new color
operator =	operator	public	automatically generated

automatically generated

Source:

kernel.h

Code:

public ~ Kernel ( )

Create a kernel from the given data Note, no error checking!

Source:

kernel.h:32

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public Kernel (	unsigned int width = 0 ,
	unsigned int height = 0 ,
	double * data = 0 )

Create a kernel from the given file of data Format of file is assumed to be width height data ..

Source:

kernel.h:39

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public Kernel (

istream & input )

Create a kernel from another

Source:

kernel.h:43

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public Kernel (

const Kernel & other )

Apply kernel to given image a given point [x,y] producing a new color

Source:

kernel.h:50

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public Color apply (	const Image & target ,
	unsigned int x ,
	unsigned int y ) const

automatically generated

Source:

kernel.h

Code:

public Kernel & operator = (

const Kernel & )