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en:processing:выравнивание_сплайном [2012/03/14 15:19]
en:processing:выравнивание_сплайном [2012/03/14 15:19] (current)
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 +===== Spline fitting =====
  
 +Often the surface pattern and distortions that may occur because of the non-linearity of the piezoceramic manipulator as a whole distort the image in such a way that the [[выравнивание|subtraction of the surface of the second order]] does not make it vivid enough. FemtoScan software can form bilinear cubic splines for surfaces and subtract splines from surfaces. To subtract a spline please select the **Spline Fitting** command from the [[меню_математика|Mathematics menu]] or click on the button
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 +{{:​en:​processing:​spline_1_en.jpg|}}
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 +To form a spline the surface is divided into rectangles which sides are indicated in the dialog box that will appear after the command is called up in parameters **Step along X** and **Step along Y**. In every rectangle, the average surface height is calculated and the spline is formed based on the central points of the rectangles, where the earlier defined average heights are considered to be the value along axis Z.
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 +{{:​en:​processing:​linear_fit_1_en.jpg|}} ​  ​{{:​en:​processing:​spline_2_en.jpg|}} ​ {{:​en:​processing:​spline_3_en.jpg|}}
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 +For the best performance of this filter, it is better to select such sizes of the rectangles’ sides that would appear in the image as an integer.
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 +Just like in the case of the [[выравнивание|Fitting]],​ you can select the value for the **Subimage processing** field:
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 +  - **Separate** - for every image that the file contains, the average surface defined by the smallest square method for the specific image is calculated;
 +  - **Use active** - the surface is calculated for the active image and is subtracted from all the images;
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