2D or 3D Interpretation

Sometimes it can be useful to interpret the input data of an image processing algorithm as a 3D volume, or as a sequence of 2D planes. For instance, a number of image filters and image processing algorithms can be performed either on each XY-slice of the volume using a 2D kernel or on the whole volume using a 3D kernel. In some cases, it may be preferred to use 2D algorithm, either for performance or for more appropriate effect depending on the data and the desired outcome.

 

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