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This program allows you to interactively construct sequences of processors and apply them to both 2-D and 3-D data. For example, if you need to determine the best parameters for automasking a 3-D volume, or if you wish to play with low-pass filtering your data with different options, this program provides an easy interface. |
This program allows you to interactively construct sequences of processors and apply them to both 2-D and 3-D data. For example, if you need to determine the best parameters for automasking a 3-D volume, or if you wish to play with low-pass filtering your data with different options, this program provides an easy interface. |
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| When you open the program for the first time you will see two windows appear. One will contain the image you specified on the command-line. The other will look like this : |
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When you open the program for the first time you will see two windows appear. One will contain the image you specified on the command-line. The other will look like this : {{attachment:filtertool1.png}} |
e2filtertool
This program allows you to interactively construct sequences of processors and apply them to both 2-D and 3-D data. For example, if you need to determine the best parameters for automasking a 3-D volume, or if you wish to play with low-pass filtering your data with different options, this program provides an easy interface.
Options:
No options. Provide the name of an image file to process. |
When you open the program for the first time you will see two windows appear. One will contain the image you specified on the command-line. The other will look like this :
