kfill

Contents: Description, Arguments, Usage, Examples, Images, Related Functions Supported Under Version: > 1.71 Current Davinci Version: 2.27 64-bit Safe: No Description Same as thm.kfill Fills in null points of a 2 dimensional float array by linear interpolation of nearest neighbors. This algorithm looks in four directions only, takes the closest points to the fill point for interpolation. This preserves 'shadows' and regional information. Arguments and Return Values Arguments: A 2 dimensional numeric data array, a 2 dimensional weight array and iterations Return Value: The input image filled in Usage Syntax: kfill(picture = VAL, weight = VAL [, iterations = INT]) 'weight' defines the weighting of points in the interpolation algorithm. The weight array is typically produced by weight_array and defines a 1/r or 1/(r^N) dependence. Set iterations to limit the maximum number of pixels away nearest neighbor must be to be valid. kfill() will fill all pixels containing the value 0. Examples dv> image 320x240x1 array of byte, bip format [76,800 bytes] dv> wt=weight_array(7,2) Division by zero, 1 times 15x15x1 array of float, bsq format [900 bytes] dv> filled = kfill(image,wt) Done in 4 iterations. 320x240x1 array of float, bsq format [307,200 bytes] Images Images in order are: original, weight array and filled image

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