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eyes:logics:arithmeticswithtwoimages [2017/06/08 17:22]
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 ===== Processors ===== ===== Processors =====
-==== Basic operators ==== +These operators simply add/​multiply/​subtract the seconds input object to/​with/​from the first. An easy example is the multiplication of a 3D mask with a 3D map of a complex to yield a masked 3D object.
-These basic operators simply add/​multiply/​subtract the seconds input object to/​with/​from the first. An easy example is the multiplication of a 3D mask with a 3D map of a complex to yield a masked 3D object.+
  
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 ^ Operators ​                           ^ Description ​    ^ ^ Operators ​                           ^ Description ​    ^
 | Add                                  | Adds the pixel/voxel values of input 1 to the corresponding pixels/​voxels of input 2. | | Add                                  | Adds the pixel/voxel values of input 1 to the corresponding pixels/​voxels of input 2. |
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 | Subtract ​                            | Subtracts the pixel/voxel values of input 2 from the corresponding pixels/​voxels of input 1. | | Subtract ​                            | Subtracts the pixel/voxel values of input 2 from the corresponding pixels/​voxels of input 1. |
  
-==== Maximum / Minimum ==== +Additional operatorswhere the corresponding pixel/voxel values of the two input objects are compared and depending on the chosen operator, the larger (maximum) or smaller (minimum) value is forwarded into the output object. 
-Here, the corresponding pixel/voxel values of the two input objects are compared and depending on the chosen operator, the larger (maximum) or smaller (minimum) value is forwarded into the output object.+ 
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 +^ Operators ​                           ^ Description ​    ^ 
 +| Maximum ​                             | The larger value of the two input corresponding pixels will be set for the output at the respective position. ​ | 
 +| Minimum ​                             | The smaller value of the two input corresponding pixels will be set for the output at the respective position. |