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Function custom_blur

python/code_021/opencv_021.py:5–25  ·  view source on GitHub ↗
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5def custom_blur(src):
6 h, w, ch = src.shape
7 print("h , w, ch", h, w, ch)
8 result = np.copy(src)
9 for row in range(1, h-1, 1):
10 for col in range(1, w-1, 1):
11 v1 = np.int32(src[row-1, col-1])
12 v2 = np.int32(src[row-1, col])
13 v3 = np.int32(src[row-1, col+1])
14 v4 = np.int32(src[row, col-1])
15 v5 = np.int32(src[row, col])
16 v6 = np.int32(src[row, col+1])
17 v7 = np.int32(src[row+1, col-1])
18 v8 = np.int32(src[row+1, col])
19 v9 = np.int32(src[row+1, col+1])
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21 b = v1[0] + v2[0] + v3[0] + v4[0] + v5[0] + v6[0] + v7[0] + v8[0] + v9[0];
22 g = v1[1] + v2[1] + v3[1] + v4[1] + v5[1] + v6[1] + v7[1] + v8[1] + v9[1];
23 r = v1[2] + v2[2] + v3[2] + v4[2] + v5[2] + v6[2] + v7[2] + v8[2] + v9[2];
24 result[row, col] = [b//9, g//9, r//9]
25 cv.imshow("result", result)
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27
28src = cv.imread("./test.png")

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opencv_021.pyFile · 0.85

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