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1. www.php.net › manual › enPHP: Imagick::morphology - Manual

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   Imagick::morphology (PECL imagick 3 >= 3.3.0) Imagick::morphology — Applies a user supplied kernel to the image according to the given morphology method.

2. usage.imagemagick.org › morphologyMorphology of Shapes -- ImageMagick Examples

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   Even the more anchiet method of 'convolution' techniques that provide blurring and sharpening techniques (next section), is in a way a type of morphology method. Essentually morphology is for the modification, determination, and discovery of the shapes of objects found within an image.

3. www.phpimagick.com › Imagick › morphologyMorphology - PHP Imagick

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   Morphology ← morphImages mosaicImages → Applies a user supplied kernel to the image according to the given morphology method. Applies a morpholohy effect to an image using an ImagickKernel. Please see the ImageMagick page on Morpgology for exact details. Find the edge of an image. This is the sum of the 'edge in' and 'edge out'.

4. mirror.math.princeton.edu › imagickImagick::morphology

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   Imagick::morphology — Applies a user supplied kernel to the image according to the given morphology method.

5. github.com › ImagickDemo › ImagickImagickDemos/src/ImagickDemo/Imagick/morphology.php ... - GitHub

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   An example of all the Imagick functions. Contribute to Imagick/ImagickDemos development by creating an account on GitHub.

6. php.joaquinfernandez.net › en › imagickImagick::morphology - PHP Manual

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   Applies a user supplied kernel to the image according to the given morphology method.

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   What is morphology in IMagick?

   • Imagick::morphology — Applies a user supplied kernel to the image according to the given morphology method. Applies a user supplied kernel to the image according to the given morphology method. Which morphology method to use one of the \Imagick::MORPHOLOGY_* constants. The number of iteration to apply the morphology function.

   PHP: Imagick::morphology - Manual

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   How to specify morphology method in im V6?

   • As of IM v6.6.9-4, you can use any of the method names 'HitAndMiss', 'Hit_N_Miss' or just 'HMT', and the variants, to specify this morphology method. Before this version only the 'HitAndMiss' method name could be used. For example we could look for a 'foreground' pixel, which has a 'background' pixel immediately to its right.

   Morphology of Shapes -- ImageMagick Examples

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   What is essentually morphology?

   • Essentually morphology is for the modification, determination, and discovery of the shapes of objects found within an image. Morphology was originally developed as a method by which the structure of shapes within an image could be cleaned up and studied.

   Morphology of Shapes -- ImageMagick Examples

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   What are morphology methods?

   • Some morphology methods are actually defined in terms of simpler more primitive methods. For example a ' Smooth ' method for example is one such compound method. The " -define " output that is generated when using this method, shows the multiple internal steps that goes to make up its processing.

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8. phpdoc.m-takagi.org › en › imagickPHP Manual: Applies a user supplied kernel to the image ...

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   Example #19 The 'TopHat' method, or more specifically 'White Top Hat', returns the pixels that were removed by a Opening of the shape, that is the pixels that were removed to round off the points, and the connecting bridged between shapes. Imagick::morphology