Hi,
Please use the mailing list for your RTK questions, it's of interest to
everyone.
From the command line, there is no option to filter the images with a
Gaussian. If you use Python wrapping, I recommend SimpleITK which should
have such filters. If you program a C++ application, you can use one of
the Gaussian filters of ITK, there are many.
For noise, you have rtk::AdditiveGaussianNoiseImageFilter in RTK.
Let us know if you need more information
Simon
On 26/02/2016 19:58, Qiu, Lei wrote:
Hi Dr. Rit,
I am a researcher at Cleveland Clinic, Ohio, USA. I am trying to use
your code to process some CT images. I am wondering if you have some
instructions about how to add Gaussian Blur and Gaussian Noise on to
my images. Thanks!
Best
Richard
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