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Class Histogram2D

Namespace
Bonsai.Dsp
Assembly
Bonsai.Dsp.dll

Represents an operator that computes a sequence of two-dimensional histograms from each element in the sequence.

[Combinator]
[WorkflowElementCategory(ElementCategory.Transform)]
public class Histogram2D
Inheritance
Histogram2D
Inherited Members

Properties

Accumulate

Gets or sets a value specifying whether the histogram should be continuously updated.

BinsX

Gets or sets the number of bins in the horizontal dimension of the histogram.

BinsY

Gets or sets the number of bins in the vertical dimension of the histogram.

MaxX

Gets or sets the upper range of the histogram bins in the horizontal dimension.

MaxY

Gets or sets the upper range of the histogram bins in the vertical dimension.

MinX

Gets or sets the lower range of the histogram bins in the horizontal dimension.

MinY

Gets or sets the lower range of the histogram bins in the vertical dimension.

Normalize

Gets or sets a value specifying whether the histogram should be normalized such that the sum of bins adds up to one.

Methods

Process(IObservable<Mat>)

Computes a sequence of two-dimensional histograms from an observable sequence of multi-channel arrays of point coordinates.

Process(IObservable<Point2f>)

Computes a sequence of two-dimensional histograms from an observable sequence of 2D points with single-precision floating-point coordinates.

Process(IObservable<Point>)

Computes a sequence of two-dimensional histograms from an observable sequence of 2D points with integer coordinates.

Process(IObservable<Tuple<int, int>>)

Computes a sequence of two-dimensional histograms from an observable sequence of pairs of integer coordinates.

Process(IObservable<Tuple<float, float>>)

Computes a sequence of two-dimensional histograms from an observable sequence of pairs of single-precision floating-point coordinates.

Process<TArray>(IObservable<Tuple<TArray, TArray>>)

Computes a sequence of two-dimensional histograms from an observable sequence of pairs of one-dimensional arrays of coordinates.