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I want to use anisotropic diffusion on 2d images.
I’d like to use python but don’t mind using matlab or c.
Are their any libraries I could use as a first step? I did a google search on the subject and found Panda3D and OpenGl.
Basically I want to give a set of images have it apply the filtering and then output the new image to a folder I want.
Any tips on how to use either of these or maybe something that you believe is better?
edit: Meant diffusion sorry!
Here’s my Python/numpy implementation of 2D and 3D anisotropic (Perona-Malik) diffusion. It’s not quite as fast as C-code, but it did the job nicely for me.