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DMIP graphs

Konstantinos_Filippa
Beginner
‎04-24-2012 12:33 AM
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I am new at DMIP programming and I have a question about the way graphs work. I want to perform several thresholdings to an image using the MinVal function. I noticed that using the same graph in the code below for the second operation, the second operation does not work. After I added Release() to the graph before the second operation, then it works fine. Could anybody explain me why this happens?

Graph graph;

Image *iMag //e.g. the Sobel magnitude

graph = MinVal( *iMag, (Scalar)2, 4);

graph = MinVal( *iMag, (Scalar)-1, 4);

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SergeyKostrov
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‎07-06-2012 06:09 PM
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I am new at DMIP programming and I have a question about the way graphs work. I want to perform several thresholdings to an image using the MinVal function. I noticed that using the same graph in the code below for the second operation, the second operation does not work. After I added Release() to the graph before the second operation, then it works fine. Could anybody explain me why this happens?

Graph graph;

Image *iMag //e.g. the Sobel magnitude

graph = MinVal( *iMag, (Scalar)2, 4);

graph = MinVal( *iMag, (Scalar)-1, 4);


Reiteration: Unfortunately, it isnot answered andplease take a look.

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