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Wilbert
1st December 2003, 22:57
Does someone know what the bias setting is generalconvolution is doing? Is it optional?
Richard Berg
2nd December 2003, 03:57
If I recall, the general technique is to perform the convolution, divide by the divisor, and then add the bias.
Looking at the code, apparently a divisor isn't implemented. That's a shame considering the matrix elements have to be integers. I can add that to the to-do list.
Wilbert
3rd December 2003, 21:33
If I recall, the general technique is to perform the convolution, divide by the divisor, and then add the bias.
Could you say a little bit more, because it still sounds vague? Why would you use a different bias as zero?
Richard Berg
4th December 2003, 05:55
It's nothing more than "turning up the volume." This is often used when a convolution will result in both negative and positive values, and you want to see the full range before it's clamped at 0. Emboss filters work this way.
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