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# Thresholding
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Thresholding capabilities in GIL are demonstrated by the program `threshold`, compiled from the sources `example/threshold.cpp`.
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## Synopsis
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`threshold`
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The program expects to find an image in the JPEG format in the current directory named `input.jpg`, and produces two images in JPEG format in the current directory in return, named `out-threshold-binary.jpg` and `out-threshold-binary-inv.jpg`, where a thresholding and an inverse thresholding, respectively, has been applied.
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The program doesn't take any command line arguments.
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## Specific requirements
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### Build requirements
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- A C++ compiler compliant with C++14 or above
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- The JPEG library installed and configured.
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### Execution requirements
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`threshold` expects to find an image in the JPEG format in the current directory.
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