sitkIntensityWindowingImageFilter.h File Reference

#include <memory>
#include "sitkBasicFilters.h"
#include "sitkImageFilter.h"

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Classes
class	itk::simple::IntensityWindowingImageFilter
	Applies a linear transformation to the intensity levels of the input Image that are inside a user-defined interval. Values below this interval are mapped to a constant. Values over the interval are mapped to another constant. More...

Namespaces
	itk
	itk::simple

Functions
Image	itk::simple::IntensityWindowing (const Image &image1, double windowMinimum=0.0, double windowMaximum=255.0, double outputMinimum=0.0, double outputMaximum=255.0)
	Applies a linear transformation to the intensity levels of the input Image that are inside a user-defined interval. Values below this interval are mapped to a constant. Values over the interval are mapped to another constant. More...
Image	itk::simple::IntensityWindowing (Image &&image1, double windowMinimum=0.0, double windowMaximum=255.0, double outputMinimum=0.0, double outputMaximum=255.0)
	Applies a linear transformation to the intensity levels of the input Image that are inside a user-defined interval. Values below this interval are mapped to a constant. Values over the interval are mapped to another constant. More...
Image	itk::simple::IntensityWindowing (Image &&image1, double windowMinimum=0.0, double windowMaximum=255.0, double outputMinimum=0.0, double outputMaximum=255.0)
	Applies a linear transformation to the intensity levels of the input Image that are inside a user-defined interval. Values below this interval are mapped to a constant. Values over the interval are mapped to another constant. More...
Image	itk::simple::IntensityWindowing (const Image &image1, double windowMinimum=0.0, double windowMaximum=255.0, double outputMinimum=0.0, double outputMaximum=255.0)
	Applies a linear transformation to the intensity levels of the input Image that are inside a user-defined interval. Values below this interval are mapped to a constant. Values over the interval are mapped to another constant. More...