VMTKIMAGENORMALIZE(1)

📦 version 1.5.0, in ubuntu stonking

✨ NAME ✨

vmtkimagenormalize — it's a vmtk script, bestie, and yes the whole manual page is literally just VMTKIMAGENORMALIZE(1) energy. We're in the vmtk corner of the terminal now 💅

🎀 DESCRIPTION 🎀

Okay so first things first: vmtkimagenormalize does automatic piping. Then vmtkimagenormalize does Parsing options. That's the description, that's the whole vibe, I don't make the rules 😭

Here's the actual glow-up though:

vmtkimagenormalize : automatically label an image using multiple Otsu

and yes the description literally wraps onto the next line with

thresholding

so we're saying it: it automatically labels an image using multiple Otsu thresholding. That's the job. That's what we came here for 🫶

💖 Input arguments 💖

These are the ones you feed in, the giving energy, the input era:

  • -id Id (str,1); default=0 — this is the script id. Default is 0. Yes you'll see this exact option again down in the output section, no I'm not okay, keep reading 🙈
  • -handle Self (self,1) — a handle to self. Very main character. Yes this one also shows up twice. It's giving déjà vu and honestly that's iconic 💀
  • -disabled Disabled (bool,1); default=0 — turn this on to disable execution and piping. The default is 0, so by default the pipes are piping and the execution is executing ✨
  • -i Image (vtkImageData,1) — the input image. Your baby. Your vtkImageData. 🦋
  • -ifile ImageInputFileName (str,1) — filename for the default Image reader. So like, the path it reads from. 🍓
  • -ofile ImageOutputFileName (str,1) — filename for the default Image writer. Where the glow-up gets saved. 🌸

👑 Output arguments 👑

And these are the ones that come back out. Slay:

  • -id Id (str,1); default=0 — script id. Yeah. Again. Same shape, same str,1, same default=0. Not a typo on my part, it's genuinely listed under both, and I am respecting the lore 💜
  • -handle Self (self,1) — handle to self. Round two. It said "you thought I was done?" 🔥
  • -o Image (vtkImageData,1) — the output image. There she is. The final look. The reveal. 🎀
⚠️ Heads up bestie: -i / -ifile are your input side, -o / -ofile are your output side, and -id plus -handle genuinely appear in both the input arguments and the output arguments exactly as written. Don't come for me, come for the page 😭

🌈 SEE YOU LATER 🌈

That's the whole page, no cap. Written up as vmtkimagenormalize 1.5, dated April 2026, and it lives in the VMTKIMAGENORMALIZE(1) manual — that's this exact one you're reading, we've come full circle, periodt 💖✨

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