In filters that use Gaussian distributions, "sigma" is a size of one standard deviation in terms of the local space pixel grid of the filter input. In other words, this determines how wide the distribution stretches. More...
#include <sigma.h>
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constexpr | Sigma ()=default |
constexpr | Sigma (Scalar p_sigma) |
operator Radius () const | |
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Scalar | sigma = 0.0 |
In filters that use Gaussian distributions, "sigma" is a size of one standard deviation in terms of the local space pixel grid of the filter input. In other words, this determines how wide the distribution stretches.
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impeller::Sigma::operator Radius | ( | ) | const |
Scalar impeller::Sigma::sigma = 0.0 |
Definition at line 33 of file sigma.h.
Referenced by impeller::SolidRRectLikeBlurContents::GetCoverage(), impeller::FilterContents::MakeGaussianBlur(), impeller::SolidRRectLikeBlurContents::Render(), and impeller::testing::TEST_P().