preProcess_gaussFilter | R Documentation |
Performs a low, high, or bandpass Gaussian filter on a surface matrix with a particular cut-off wavelength.
preProcess_gaussFilter(x3p, wavelength = c(16, 500), filtertype = "bp")
x3p |
an x3p object containing a surface matrix |
wavelength |
cut-off wavelength |
filtertype |
specifies whether a low pass, "lp", high pass, "hp", or bandpass, "bp" filter is to be used. Note that setting filterype = "bp" means that wavelength should be a vector of two numbers. In this case, the max of these two number will be used for the high pass filter and the min for the low pass filter. |
An x3p object containing the Gaussian-filtered surface matrix.
https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/61003-filt2-2d-geospatial-data-filter?focused=7181587&tab=example
data(fadul1.1_processed) #Applying the function to fadul1.1_processed (note that this scan has already # been Gaussian filtered) cmcR::preProcess_gaussFilter(fadul1.1_processed) #As a part of the recommended preprocessing pipeline (take > 5 sec to run): ## Not run: nbtrd_link <- "https://tsapps.nist.gov/NRBTD/Studies/CartridgeMeasurement/" fadul1.1_link <- "DownloadMeasurement/2d9cc51f-6f66-40a0-973a-a9292dbee36d" fadul1.1 <- x3ptools::read_x3p(paste0(nbtrd_link,fadul1.1_link)) fadul1.1_extCropped <- preProcess_crop(x3p = fadul1.1, region = "exterior", radiusOffset = -30) fadul1.1_intCroped <- preProcess_crop(x3p = fadul1.1_extCropped, region = "interior", radiusOffset = 200) fadul1.1_leveled <- preProcess_removeTrend(x3p = fadul1.1_intCroped, statistic = "quantile", tau = .5, method = "fn") fadul1.1_filtered <- preProcess_gaussFilter(x3p = fadul1.1_leveled, wavelength = c(16,500), filtertype = "bp") x3pListPlot(list("Original" = fadul1.1, "Ext. & Int. Cropped" = fadul1.1_intCroped, "Cropped and Leveled" = fadul1.1_leveled, "Filtered" = fadul1.1_filtered),type = "list") ## End(Not run)
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