Gaussian Blur - Sample Gaussian Matrix

Sample Gaussian Matrix

This is a sample matrix, produced by sampling the Gaussian filter kernel (with σ = 0.84089642) at the midpoints of each pixel and then normalizing. Note that the center element (at ) has the largest value, decreasing symmetrically as distance from the center increases.

0.00000067 0.00002292 0.00019117 0.00038771 0.00019117 0.00002292 0.00000067
0.00002292 0.00078633 0.00655965 0.01330373 0.00655965 0.00078633 0.00002292
0.00019117 0.00655965 0.05472157 0.11098164 0.05472157 0.00655965 0.00019117
0.00038771 0.01330373 0.11098164 0.22508352 0.11098164 0.01330373 0.00038771
0.00019117 0.00655965 0.05472157 0.11098164 0.05472157 0.00655965 0.00019117
0.00002292 0.00078633 0.00655965 0.01330373 0.00655965 0.00078633 0.00002292
0.00000067 0.00002292 0.00019117 0.00038771 0.00019117 0.00002292 0.00000067

Note that 0.22508352 (the central one) is 1177 times larger than 0.00019117 which is just outside 3σ.

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