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GaussianFilter

GaussianFilter[image, r]
filters image by convolving with a Gaussian kernel of pixel radius r.
GaussianFilter[image, r, {n1, n2}]
convolves image with a kernel formed from the ni^(th) vertical and horizontal discrete derivatives of the Gaussian.
GaussianFilter[image, {r, Sigma}, ...]
uses a Gaussian kernel with radius r and standard deviation Sigma.
GaussianFilter[image, {{r1, r2}, ...}]
uses radii ri etc. in vertical and horizontal directions.
GaussianFilter[data, ...]
applies Gaussian filtering to an array of data.
  • In GaussianFilter[data, ...], data can be an array of any rank, and can contain symbolic as well as numerical entries.
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Basic Examples   (5)
Gaussian filter of a three-channel image, using a 4-pixel radius:
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Apply an elliptic Gaussian to blur more in the horizontal direction:
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Vertical Gaussian derivative:
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Horizontal Gaussian derivative:
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Horizontal and vertical derivatives combined:
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Apply a Gaussian filter to a list of values:
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