Add: approximate version of the progressive morphological filter #665
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Shouldn't we keep this file as well?
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Yes. Thanks for catching it. I'll push an update today.
This version is closer to the original paper and significantly faster, computing the morphological operations on a 2D grid.
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@jspricke I've addressed your comment on this one. Travis only failed due to gcc timing out at 50 minutes, so we should be good to go! |
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Add: approximate version of the progressive morphological filter
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This version is closer to the original paper and significantly faster,
computing the morphological operations on a 2D grid.