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"name" : "BinaryThinningImageFilter",
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"template_code_filename" : "ImageFilter",
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"template_test_filename" : "ImageFilter",
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"number_of_inputs" : 1,
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"doc" : "\\todo this filter may not work in 3D\n \\note the output of this filter is still the same as the input type eventhought the output is 0 or 1.",
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"pixel_types" : "IntegerPixelIDTypeList",
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"tag" : "BinaryThinning",
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"description" : "Test binnary thinning",
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"md5hash" : "153ad0b2f3658dee3b14ad93d0cfe550",
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"briefdescription" : "This filter computes one-pixel-wide edges of the input image.",
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"detaileddescription" : "This class is parametrized over the type of the input image and the type of the output image.\n\nThe input is assumed to be a binary image. If the foreground pixels of the input image do not have a value of 1, they are rescaled to 1 internally to simplify the computation.\n\nThe filter will produce a skeleton of the object. The output background values are 0, and the foreground values are 1.\n\nThis filter is a sequential thinning algorithm and known to be computational time dependable on the image size. The algorithm corresponds with the 2D implementation described in:\n\nRafael C. Gonzales and Richard E. Woods. Digital Image Processing. Addison Wesley, 491-494, (1993).\n\nTo do: Make this filter ND.\n\n\\see MorphologyImageFilter \n\n\\par Wiki Examples:\n\n\\li All Examples \n\n\\li Skeletonize/thin an image",
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"itk_module" : "ITKBinaryMathematicalMorphology",
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"itk_group" : "BinaryMathematicalMorphology"
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