National Instruments IMAQTM User Manual page 108

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M
machine vision
mask FFT filter
match score
MB
median filter
memory buffer
MMX
morphological
transformations
M-skeleton function
N
neighbor
neighborhood
operations
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(1) Mega, the standard metric prefix for 1 million or 10
units of measure such as volts and hertz.
(2) Mega, the prefix for 1,048,576, or 220, when used with B to quantify
data or computer memory.
An automated application that performs a set of visual inspection tasks.
Removes frequencies contained in a mask (range) specified by the user.
A number ranging from 0 to 1000 that indicates how closely an acquired
image matches the template image. A match score of 1000 indicates a
perfect match. A match score of 0 indicates no match.
Megabyte of memory.
A lowpass filter that assigns to each pixel the median value of its neighbors.
This filter effectively removes isolated pixels without blurring the contours
of objects.
See buffer.
Multimedia Extensions. An Intel chip-based technology that allows
parallel operations on integers, which results in accelerated processing
of 8-bit images.
Extract and alter the structure of objects in an image. You can use these
transformations for expanding (dilating) or reducing (eroding) objects,
filling holes, closing inclusions, or smoothing borders. They are used
primarily to delineate objects and prepare them for quantitative inspection
analysis.
Uses an M-shaped structuring element in the skeleton function.
A pixel whose value affects the value of a nearby pixel when an image is
processed. The neighbors of a pixel are usually defined by a kernel or a
structuring element.
Operations on a point in an image that take into consideration the values of
the pixels neighboring that point.
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