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Logical Operations

There are two logical operation modes. In the first, the operation is applied to every pixel of
an input image and the corresponding pixel in the Operand image. The result is written in the
output image. In the second mode, the operand is a constant, and it is used on every pixel of
the input image and the result is written in the output image. No scaling or clipping is sup-
ported for logical operations.

AND

The logical AND operation is applied using the operand value (constant or Operand image
pixel) and the corresponding pixel in the input image. The result is written to the output
image.

NAND

The logical NAND operation is applied using the operand value (constant or Operand image
pixel) and the corresponding pixel in the input image. The result is written to the output
image.

NOR

The logical NOR operation is applied using the operand value (constant or Operand image
pixel) and the corresponding pixel in the input image. The result is written to the output
image.

OR

The logical Or operation is applied using the Operand value (constant or Operand image pixel)
and the corresponding pixel in the input image. The result is written to the output image.

XOR

The logical XOR operation is applied using the Operand value (constant or Operand image
pixel) and the corresponding pixel in the input image. The result is written to the output
image.

Filtering Operations

The filtering of an input image using a square, rectangular or linear kernel. The Image Proc-
essing Tool provides a set of defined filters as well as a custom filtering operation that apply a
user-defined kernel.

The predefined filters are: Average, Gaussian, Horizontal Prewitt, Vertical Prewitt, Horizontal
Sobel, Vertical Sobel, High Pass, Laplacian, Sharpen, SharpenLow and Median.

Logical Operations

AdeptSight User's Guide, Version 3.2.x, Updated: 8/23/2012

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