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hifurrows

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Null furrowed pixels

Overview Parameters

Description

This program works by finding the correlation between the columns in an input image. With a Channel 0 image, the first five columns are examined; in a Channel 1 image, the last five columns are examined (Channel 2 images are not supported). If the statistical results suggest a furrow is detected (i.e. the correlation between two columns is below a certain threshold), then the affected column is replaced with Null pixels.

If a an input image does not have a furrow, none of its pixels will be altered. The label of all output files will include a new group called "Correlations." This group lists the correlations between the relevant columns. For example, "Column3to2 0.987..." means there is a strong positive correlation between columns 2 and 3 (and very unlikely to have a furrow in the area).

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History

Sean Crosby2007-04-03 Original version
Steven Lambright2008-05-12 Removed references to CubeInfo

Parameter Groups

Files

Name Description
FROM Input file
TO Output cube

Furrow parameters

Name Description
CORRELATIONCorrelation threshold
X

Files: FROM


Description

The cube to be corrected

Type cube
File Mode input
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X

Files: TO


Description

The resultant cube containing the modified data.

Type cube
File Mode output
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X

Furrow parameters: CORRELATION


Description

The maximum correlation from pixel to pixel. If the correlation between two pixels suddenly drops below this value, then a furrow has been detected.

Type double
Default 0.75
Minimum 0.0 (inclusive)
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