Difference between revisions of "Category:Data operations"
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Data operation must be applied on one or several existing data objects (input to a filter). It then produces a new data object in most cases. To use filter, user shall first click on the input data object in the "Pipeline Browser", then choose the appropriate filter to apply. If a filter cannot be applied to the selected data object this filter will be disabled (not applicable). | Data operation must be applied on one or several existing data objects (input to a filter). It then produces a new data object in most cases. To use filter, user shall first click on the input data object in the "Pipeline Browser", then choose the appropriate filter to apply. If a filter cannot be applied to the selected data object this filter will be disabled (not applicable). | ||
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+ | The output of a filter is another data object which can be used as inputs to subsequent data operations/filters. Sometimes several filters are applied consecutively to get desired results. These filters and the original data objects forms a pipeline of data and operations. |
Latest revision as of 07:59, 26 July 2015
In Polaris Viewer an algorithm to process a data object or geometry object is called a filter. This is the naming convention used in ParaView.
Data operation must be applied on one or several existing data objects (input to a filter). It then produces a new data object in most cases. To use filter, user shall first click on the input data object in the "Pipeline Browser", then choose the appropriate filter to apply. If a filter cannot be applied to the selected data object this filter will be disabled (not applicable).
The output of a filter is another data object which can be used as inputs to subsequent data operations/filters. Sometimes several filters are applied consecutively to get desired results. These filters and the original data objects forms a pipeline of data and operations.
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