"Learn OpenCV" considerations--matrix and image processing--cvadd, Cvadds and cvaddweighted

Matrix and image Manipulation

(1) CV Add function

Its structure

void Cvadd (//Image Plus and const cvarr* src1,//first original matrix const cvarr* src2,//second original matrix cvarr* DST,       //Storage Matrix const cvarr* mask = NULL:  //control points);

is simply to add two images plus. The mask variable controls the element point of the sums. Equivalent to "the function of the switch";

Program examples

#include <cv.h> #include 

Output Result:



(2) Cvadds function
Its structure

void Cvadds (//image plus const cvarr* src1,//first original matrix cvscalar value,    //sums constant cvarr* DST,       //Storage Matrix const cvarr* Mask = null:< c7/>//control point);

The function is to add a value to the image as the other and Cvadd, where value is a cvscalar amount so his four variables correspond to the RGB space.
Program examples

#include <cv.h> #include 

Output Result:



(3) cvaddweighted function
Its structure

void cvaddweighted (  //image Fusion Const cvarr* src1,//first original matrix. Double alpha,//The weight value of the first matrix element is const cvarr* src2,//the second original matrix. Double beta,//the weighted value of the second matrix element double gamma,//The constant entry that is added. cvarr* DST//output matrix);

This function is a formula plus and the formula is: DST = src1*alpha + Src2*beta + gamma. So two weights and try to be greater than 0 less than one. 
Instance Program

#include <cv.h> #include 

Output Results


To be Continued




 
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"Learn OpenCV" considerations--matrix and image processing--cvadd, Cvadds and cvaddweighted