VMTKIMAGEOTSUTHRESHOLDS(1)

✨ NAME ✨

vmtkimageotsuthresholds — bestie it's literally the vmtk script vmtkimageotsuthresholds, no cap 💅

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🎀 DESCRIPTION 🎀

Okay so picture this: automatic piping, vmtkimageotsuthresholds, parsing options, vmtkimageotsuthresholds. That's the whole vibe. It's giving very pipeline-girl energy. 🦋

Here's the actual tea, fr fr:

vmtkimageotsuthresholds : automatically label an image using multiple Otsu thresholding

Iconic. It literally just takes your image and labels it using multiple Otsu thresholding. Periodt. 👑

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🌸 Input arguments 🌸

These are the ones you feed in, bestie. The inputs. The starter pack. ✨

• -id Id (str,1); default=0 — the script id, iykyk
• -handle Self (self,1) — handle to self, very main character energy honestly
• -disabled Disabled (bool,1); default=0 — disables execution and piping. Not me turning myself off 😭
• -i Image (vtkImageData,1) — the input image. the moment. the muse. 🫶
• -ifile ImageInputFileName (str,1) — filename for the default Image reader
• -bins NumberOfHistogramBins (int,1) >= 0; default=128 — how many bins we're using to generate the image histogram. 128 bins, that's a lot of bins, slay 🧺
• -thresholds NumberOfThresholds (int,1) >= 0; default=1 — how many intensity thresholds to generate for generating the labeled image. one by default, but you can go feral 🔥
• -othresholdid OutputThresholdId (int,1) >= 0; default=0 — the id of the threshold to send in output
• -offset LabelOffset (int,1) >= 0; default=0 — the lowest label value to use while generating the labeled image
• -ofile ImageOutputFileName (str,1) — filename for the default Image writer

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💖 Output arguments 💖

And these are what it hands back to you. The little gifts. The rewards for your labor. 🌈

• -id Id (str,1); default=0 — script id
• -handle Self (self,1) — handle to self
• -o Image (vtkImageData,1) — the output image, your beautiful labeled baby 💜
• -othresholds Thresholds (vtkFloatArray,1) — the computed thresholds
• -othreshold Threshold (float,1); default=None — the nth computed threshold, with n set to OutputThresholdId. yes, the n is doing a little callback to -othresholdid, they're linked, it's a whole thing 💀

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heads up bestie — -id and -handle show up in both the input list and the output list. that's not me being lazy, that's just literally how the manpage is. don't @ me. 🙈

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anyway that's the whole page, you ate that, go threshold something gorgeous ✨💅

this was vmtkimageotsuthresholds, version 1.5, dated April 2026 — mwah, love u, bye 🎀