Updates to "Image Processing" topic. #12
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…rrect new EdgeDetection, add more comments.
SableRaf requested changes Aug 31, 2022
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Great contribution Thanks! Ready to merge after suggested changes.
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| New commit should resolve the suggestions. BTW not sure if it matters or not, but: any of my changes / contributions here are public domain. |
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References issue #11. This cleans up some of the Image Processing examples. In addition, I added comments to the top that I felt might provide useful terms or jumping-off points for further experimentation. Also modified the grayscale-only examples to handle each channel separately, so they still work if the sample image is changed.