ants.ops.morphology
- morphology(image, operation, radius, mtype='binary', value=1, shape='ball', radius_is_parametric=False, thickness=1, lines=3, include_center=False)[source]
Apply morphological operations to an image
ANTsR function: morphology
- Parameters:
input (
ants.core.ANTsImage) – input imageoperation (
str) –- operation to apply
”close” Morpholgical closing “dilate” Morpholgical dilation “erode” Morpholgical erosion “open” Morpholgical opening
radius (
scalar) – radius of structuring elementmtype (
str) –- type of morphology
”binary” Binary operation on a single value “grayscale” Grayscale operations
value (
scalar) – value to operation on (type=’binary’ only)shape (
str) –- shape of the structuring element ( type=’binary’ only )
”ball” spherical structuring element “box” box shaped structuring element “cross” cross shaped structuring element “annulus” annulus shaped structuring element “polygon” polygon structuring element
radius_is_parametric (
bool) – used parametric radius boolean (shape=’ball’ and shape=’annulus’ only)thickness (
scalar) – thickness (shape=’annulus’ only)lines (
int) – number of lines in polygon (shape=’polygon’ only)include_center (
bool) – include center of annulus boolean (shape=’annulus’ only)
- Return type:
ants.core.ANTsImage
Example
>>> import ants >>> fi = ants.image_read( ants.get_ants_data('r16') , 2 ) >>> mask = ants.get_mask( fi ) >>> dilated_ball = ants.morphology( mask, operation='dilate', radius=3, mtype='binary', shape='ball') >>> eroded_box = ants.morphology( mask, operation='erode', radius=3, mtype='binary', shape='box') >>> opened_annulus = ants.morphology( mask, operation='open', radius=5, mtype='binary', shape='annulus', thickness=2)