Inheritance diagram for HotpixelCorrectionFeature:

Public Member Functions
	HotpixelCorrectionFeature (HotpixelCorrectionModule module)
	Creates a HotpixelCorrectionFeature for an existing hotpixel correction module.

void	ResetToDefault ()
	Clears the hot pixel list.

void	Detect (Image image, uint sensitivity=3, float gainFactor=1.0F)
	Performs immediate hot pixel detection on the given image.

Properties
IEnumerable< Point >	HotpixelList `[get, set]`
	The list of hot pixels to be corrected.

IntervalU	SensitivityRange `[get]`
	Returns the valid range of sensitivities.

bool	IsEnabled `[get, set]`
	Enables or disables the feature.

Detailed Description

HotpixelCorrection detects and corrects hot pixels in camera images.

The HotpixelCorrection class is responsible for identifying and correcting defective pixels that consistently report higher-than-expected intensity values.

It allows fine-tuning of the detection sensitivity and management of a hot pixel correction list, which is applied during image processing.

Since: IDSImaging.Peak.ICV 1.3

Definition at line 23 of file HotpixelCorrectionFeature.cs.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

◆ HotpixelCorrectionFeature()

HotpixelCorrectionFeature ( HotpixelCorrectionModule module )

inline

Creates a HotpixelCorrectionFeature for an existing hotpixel correction module.

Parameters

module Reference to the underlying HotpixelCorrectionModule.

Definition at line 33 of file HotpixelCorrectionFeature.cs.

Member Function Documentation

◆ Detect()

void Detect	(	Image	image,
		uint	sensitivity = 3,
		float	gainFactor = 1::0F )

inline

Performs immediate hot pixel detection on the given image.

This method analyzes the provided image and detects hot pixels based on the sensitivity setting. The results are stored internally and can be accessed using HotpixelList.

Note: Calling this function will overwrite any existing hot pixel list previously set via HotpixelList.

Parameters

image	The input image to analyze for hot pixel detection.
sensitivity	Sensitivity for hot pixel detection. A higher sensitivity may result in detecting more hot pixels, including possible false positives.
gainFactor	Gain factor applied to the image. Used to account for increased noise levels when detecting hot pixels.

Definition at line 99 of file HotpixelCorrectionFeature.cs.