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en:processing:градиент [2012/06/21 11:27]
Анна Протопопова created
en:processing:градиент [2012/06/21 11:27]
Анна Протопопова
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-In general case directional derivative along //X// axis (or //Y// axis) for discrete function can be expressed as {{:​processing:​grad_1.jpg|}} (or {{:​processing:​grad_2.jpg|}}),​ where {{:​processing:​grad_3.jpg|}} refers to the resultant of discrete functions {{:​processing:​grad_4.jpg|}} and {{:​processing:​grad_5.jpg|}} and differentiable function {{:​processing:​grad_6.jpg|}} (image). There are various calculation algorithms for derivative of two-dimensional discrete function.  ​FemtoScan ​uses three algorithms:+In general case directional derivative along //X// axis (or //Y// axis) for discrete function can be expressed as {{:​processing:​grad_1.jpg|}} (or {{:​processing:​grad_2.jpg|}}),​ where {{:​processing:​grad_3.jpg|}} refers to the resultant of discrete functions {{:​processing:​grad_4.jpg|}} and {{:​processing:​grad_5.jpg|}} and differentiable function {{:​processing:​grad_6.jpg|}} (image). There are various calculation algorithms for derivative of two-dimensional discrete function.  ​Femtoscan ​uses three algorithms:
   * Difference algorithm. In this algorithm the //X// (or //Y//) derivative at a point is determined as the difference between values in neighboring points in line (or in column).   * Difference algorithm. In this algorithm the //X// (or //Y//) derivative at a point is determined as the difference between values in neighboring points in line (or in column).
   * [[http://​en.wikipedia.org/​wiki/​Prewitt_operator|Prewitt algorithm]]. This algorithm was created by Dr. Judith Prewitt for the most efficient edge detecting in medical images. The derivative at a point is one third from sum of differences between values in neighboring points in the same line, one line higher and one line lower (or in three columns – column with point where derivative is calculated, column to the left and column to the right).   * [[http://​en.wikipedia.org/​wiki/​Prewitt_operator|Prewitt algorithm]]. This algorithm was created by Dr. Judith Prewitt for the most efficient edge detecting in medical images. The derivative at a point is one third from sum of differences between values in neighboring points in the same line, one line higher and one line lower (or in three columns – column with point where derivative is calculated, column to the left and column to the right).