dsc: Dice Similarity Coefficient of two window objects
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Dice Similarity Coefficient of two window objects
Description
This function Calculates the Dice similarity coefficient of two
window objects of type 'owin' (see '?spatstat.geom::owin').
Usage
dsc(win0, win1, winBackground = NULL, plot = FALSE)
Arguments
win0:
a reference image object of type 'owin'.
win1:
a second image object of type 'owin'.
winBackground:
an optional bounding window of type 'owin' which acts as
the background window for both 'win0' and 'win1'. This is only used for
visualization.
plot:
whether to plot the result.
Value
A numeric, the calculated Dice similarity coefficient.
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Dice Similarity Coefficient of two window objects
Description
This function Calculates the Dice similarity coefficient of two window objects of type 'owin' (see '?spatstat.geom::owin').
Usage
dsc(win0, win1, winBackground = NULL, plot = FALSE)
Arguments
win0: |
a reference image object of type 'owin'. |
win1: |
a second image object of type 'owin'. |
winBackground: |
an optional bounding window of type 'owin' which acts as the background window for both 'win0' and 'win1'. This is only used for visualization. |
plot: |
whether to plot the result. |
Value
A numeric, the calculated Dice similarity coefficient.
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