Sets each image pixel to one of two values by comparing its intensity to a threshold. Thresholding is determined by an operator that specifies how the intensities are compared. Possible operators are: Greator, LessThan, Inside, Outside, Equal, and Not Equal.

Inlets & Arguments:

#	Name	Arg	Description
1	image	n/a	Eyes Image, standard operator messages see: eyes messages
2	threshold	t	Threshold for Greator, LessThan, Equal, and Not Equal operators. Greator: pixel > t, LessThan: Pixel< t Equal: Pixel == t Not Equal: Pixel != t
3	threshold2	t2	Extra Threshold value for Inside and Outside operators. Inside: t < pixel < t2 Outside: pixel < t and t2 < pixel
4	low value	lo	Value to assign to pixels outside of threshold range.
5	high value	hi	Value to assign to pixels within threshold range.
6	Operator	op	Cycle mode (default = 0 (left to right)) 0 = Greator 1 = LessThan 2 = Inside 3 = Outside 4 = Equal 5 = Not Equal

Outlets:

#	Name	Description
1	thresholded image	Resulting binary image
2	number of active pixels	Number of pixels that are within threshold in the image. See results out for information on format.

Messages:

Standard messages

Accepts all messages sent to the eyes object. See eyes messages.

Argument messages

Accepts all inlet arguments as messages: t, t2, lo, hi, and op.

Example:

See Also:

>, <, <=, >=, <>, ><, !=, =