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CorrelationListCommand Class Members

Summary

The following tables list the members exposed by CorrelationListCommand.

Public Constructors

Name Description
Public Constructor
CorrelationListCommand Initializes a new CorrelationListCommand with explicit parameters.

Public Methods

Name Description
Public Method
OnProgress Raises the Progress event. (Inherited from RasterCommand)
Public Method Run Runs the image processing command. (Inherited from RasterCommand)
Public Method ToString Overridden. Returns a meaningful name for this method.

Public Properties

Name Description
Public Property
CorrelationImage Gets or sets the RasterImage object that references the image(s) for which to search.
Public Property HasProgress Determines if the command object has a progress event handler set. (Inherited from RasterCommand)
Public Property ListIndex Gets or sets an array of integers to be updated with the indices of the images that match correlated areas.
Public Property NumberOfPoints Gets a value that indicates the number of areas in the image actually found to be correlated to one or more of the listed images.
Public Property Points Gets or sets an array of LeadPoint objects to be updated with the starting points of the correlated areas.
Public Property PointsCount Get or set the count of points
Public Property Threshold Gets or sets a value that indicates the correlation threshold.
Public Property XStep Gets or sets a value that represents the step size in the X direction (along image width), in pixels.
Public Property YStep Gets or sets a value that represents the step size in the Y direction (along image height), in pixels.

Public Events

Name Description
Public Event
Progress Occurs during the image processing command, to provide status on the progress of the command. (Inherited from RasterCommand)

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