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MeanFilter

MeanFilter
filters image by replacing every value by the mean value in its range r neighborhood.
MeanFilter
applies mean filtering to an array of data.
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  • MeanFilter works with arbitrary grayscale and multichannel images, as well as numerical arrays.
  • MeanFilter operates separately on each channel in an image.
  • MeanFilter computes the mean value in × blocks centered on each pixel.
  • At the edges of an image, MeanFilter uses smaller neighborhoods.
  • MeanFilter uses neighborhoods with vertical range and horizontal range .
  • In MeanFilter, data can be an array of any rank, and can contain symbolic as well as numerical entries.
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Basic Examples   (3)
Mean filtering of a color photo:
Denoise an ultrasound image with mean filtering:
Mean filter of a vector:
Mean filtering of a color photo:
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Denoise an ultrasound image with mean filtering:
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Mean filter of a vector:
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Scope   (1)
Mean filter of a symbolic vector:
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