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CommonestFilter
CommonestFilter
transforms
image
by replacing each pixel with the most common pixel value in its range
r
neighborhood.
CommonestFilter
applies commonest filtering to an array of data.
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CommonestFilter
computes the commonest value in
blocks centered on each pixel.
For multichannel images,
CommonestFilter
computes the commonest of the set of pixel vectors.
At the edges of an image,
CommonestFilter
uses smaller neighborhoods.
CommonestFilter
uses neighborhoods with vertical range
and horizontal range
.
In
CommonestFilter
,
data
can be an array of any rank, and can contain symbolic as well as numerical entries.
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Replacing each pixel with the most common color in its neighborhood creates a posterization effect:
Apply commonest filtering to a vector of numbers:
Replacing each pixel with the most common color in its neighborhood creates a posterization effect:
In[1]:=
Out[1]=
Apply commonest filtering to a vector of numbers:
In[1]:=
Out[1]=
Scope
(1)
Commonest filtering applied to arbitrary expressions:
Applications
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Majority filtering removes noise from a binary image:
Neat Examples
(1)
Commonest filtering applied to random noise:
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Commonest
MedianFilter
MaxFilter
EntropyFilter
ImageFilter
CellularAutomaton
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