If nonzero, indicates that the raising of the Changed event has been suspended. This value is incremented when SuspendChangedEvent is called and decremented when ResumeAndRaiseChangedEvent is called.

If Polarity is light blobs then pixels values that are greater than or equal to this threshold are part of the blob(s); pixel values that are less than this threshold are part of the background. If polarity is dark blobs then the ranges are inverted.

A fixed threshold is computed by determining the pixel value which lies at the specified percentage of the distance between the low tail pixel value and the high tail pixel value. This computed threshold is then used to perform Hard-Fixed segmentation.

The method used to segment an input image into pixels that make up the blob(s) and pixels that are part of the background.

Blob polarity used for image segmentation with either soft or hard thresholding. Indicates either dark blobs on a light background or light blobs on a dark background.

Pixel value that represents a blob weight of 1.0, all other pixel values are interpreted on a linear scale relative to ScalingValue.

Pixel values above(>=) the high threshold are background (weight 0) or full-weight blob (weight 1) depending on the Polarity. Values between the low and high thresholds are considered fractional blob (weight between 0 and 1, exclusive). See Softness.

Pixel values below the low threshold are background (weight 0) or full-weight blob (weight 1.0) depending on the Polarity. Values between the low and high thresholds are considered fractional blob (weight between 0 and 1, exclusive). See Softness.

The maximum number of fractional weights between background pixels (whose weight is 0.0) and full-weight blob pixels (whose weight is 1.0). The fractional weights are represented in the segmentation image by pixel values between 1 and softness.

This relative threshold specifies a percentage of the distance between the low and high tail grey scale pixel values. The grey scale pixel value determined by this relative percentage is then used as a soft, fixed threshold.

This relative threshold specifies a percentage of the distance between the low and high tail grey scale pixel values. The grey scale pixel value determined by this relative percentage is then used as a soft, fixed threshold.

Returns the complete set of state flags supported on this object. The flags may be indexed by name as shown in the following C# code snippet: if (changedObject.StateFlags["Color"] & eventArgs.StateFlags) { ... }

The subtraction image used when the segmentation mode is SubtractionImage. The SubtractionImageOffsetX & SubtractionImageOffsetY specify the pixel alignment of this image with the blob analysis InputImage.

X offset value in pixels. The X & Y offset values measure the offset from the upper-left corner of the run-time input image to the upper-left corner of the SubtractionImage in image coordinates of the input image.

Y offset value in pixels. The X & Y offset values measure the offset from the upper-left corner of the run-time input image to the upper-left corner of the SubtractionImage in image coordinates of the input image.

The percentage of high tail pixels to discard before computing either a hard relative, hard dynamic, or soft relative threshold.

The percentage of low tail pixels to discard before computing either a hard relative, hard dynamic, or soft relative threshold.