public double GetCaliperBeadCoverage(
	int index
)

public double GetCaliperBeadCoverage(
	int index
)

Public Function GetCaliperBeadCoverage ( 
	index As Integer
) As Double

Public Function GetCaliperBeadCoverage ( 
	index As Integer
) As Double

public:
double GetCaliperBeadCoverage(
	int index
)

public:
double GetCaliperBeadCoverage(
	int index
)

Return Value

The bead coverage is a ratio of the number of bead pixels found at runtime to the average number of bead pixels found at train time. A "bead pixel" is any pixel between the two bead edges that has the same polarity (dark or light) as the bead itself. Often, all of the pixels between the two bead edges are bead pixels, but there can sometimes be holes in the bead.

The average number of bead pixels is computed at train time for each caliper. This value is computed by averaging the number of bead pixels from neighboring calipers. The number of calipers to average is specified by the SmoothingFactor train property.

If the user disables both CoverageMinEnabled and CoverageMaxEnabled, the bead coverage will not be measured at run-time and GetCaliperBeadCoverage(Int32), CoverageMin, CoverageMax, and CoverageAvg will all be reported as zero.

Even if an edge of the bead is missing, or missing and then filled, GetCaliperBeadCoverage(Int32) will be calculated and reported conventionally.