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User Filter Example - Database
Aim
This project is an example of using User Filters and Database connection.
Input
TODO
Output
TODO
Hints
Running this example with x64-bit Studio requires installing Microsoft Access Database Engine Redistributable x64
Note If Office 365 is already installed, side-by-side detection will prevent the installation from proceeding. To install the package, perform a quiet installation by running a command such as the following:
<File location>:\<File name> /quiet
For example: C:\AccessDatabaseEngine.exe /quiet
Solution (Studio)
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Used Filters
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CloseRegion | Filling-in small gaps in a region without making it thicker. |
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MergeDefault | Usually used to create a definite result for the special cases represented by the Nil value. |
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GetArrayElement | Extracts a single element from an array at the specified index. |
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RegionArea | Computes the number of pixels contained in a region. |
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Delay | Suspends the program workflow for inTime milliseconds. |
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SplitRegionIntoBlobs | Segmentation of a region into individual objects when the objects do not touch each other. |
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EnumerateImages | Emulates image acquisition with images stored on disk. |
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Exit | If the specified condition is true, exits the macrofilter loop. |
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CreateArray | Creates an array from up to 8 individual objects. |
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ParseInteger | Returns the integer number represented by a string. |
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GetMaximumRegion | Use this filter when to you have an array of regions and you want to select one of them that best matches some criterion. |
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ThresholdToRegion | Extraction of a region of objects that can be defined by a salient brightness. |
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FindAll | Finds all locations of a given value in the input array. |