public DicomLabel Threshold( 
   System.float Min,
   System.float Max,
   DicomImage Image,
   System.bool Scale
)

public function Threshold( 
    Min: System.Single;
    Max: System.Single;
    Image: DicomImage;
    Scale: System.Boolean
): DicomLabel; 

public function Threshold( 
   Min : System.float,
   Max : System.float,
   Image : DicomImage,
   Scale : System.boolean
) : DicomLabel;

public: DicomLabel* Threshold( 
   System.float Min,
   System.float Max,
   DicomImage* Image,
   System.bool Scale
) 

public:
DicomLabel^ Threshold( 
   System.float Min,
   System.float Max,
   DicomImage^ Image,
   System.bool Scale
) 

'Declaration
 
Public Function Threshold( _
   ByVal Min As System.Single, _
   ByVal Max As System.Single, _
   ByVal Image As DicomImage, _
   ByVal Scale As System.Boolean _
) As DicomLabel

'Usage
 
Dim instance As DicomLabel
Dim Min As System.Single
Dim Max As System.Single
Dim Image As DicomImage
Dim Scale As System.Boolean
Dim value As DicomLabel
 
value = instance.Threshold(Min, Max, Image, Scale)

Parameters

Min

The minimum value to include in the new DicomLabel

Max

The maximum value to include in the new DicomLabel

Image

The image from which the pixel data is taken for the calculations

Scale

If true, then the rescale slope and offset are applied to the data values

Return Value

The DicomLabel to which this method is applied must be of a type which defines an area, i.e. Rectangle, Ellipse, Polygon, or Bitmap.

The result is a new label (unattached to any collection) of type Bitmap, which consists of all those points in the original label whose values (after applying scaling if necessary) fall with the range Min to Max inclusive.

Target Platforms: .NET CLR 4.8 or higher