// -----------------------------------------------------------------------
//  General Information
// -----------------------------------------------------------------------

// name of the class.  It must begin with lowercase, and then every
// word begins with uppercase.  For example filter, gaussianDistribution, etc.
// Do NOT use '_' for separating words!!!

classname = generalInterpolator

// name of the parent class.  Normally this parent class is an
// abstract class derived from lti::modifier.  Please look for a
// better parent class as modifier!

parentclass = scalarValuedInterpolation<T>

// name of the author of the file

author = Pablo Alvarado

// creation date.  If left blank, todays date!

date =

// include files, separated with ','

includes = ltiImage.h,ltiVector.h

// name of the file, if this is left blank, it will be generated
// automatically, with the lti<Classname>.h for a header lti<Classname>.cpp 
// for the implementation file (or ltiClassname_template.h) if its a template!

filename =

// -----------------------------------------------------------------------
//  The Parameters of the Functor
// -----------------------------------------------------------------------

// the parameters of the functor, in following syntax:
//
// <type> <name>; [//<copy method>]
// 
// if you don't specify any copy method, it will be assumed, that the
// <type> understands the '=' operator, if you specify 'copy' it will
// be assumed that <type> has a copy member

parameters = {
           int numSamplesPerInterval;
           int neighborhoodSize;
           eKernelType kernelType;
}

// -----------------------------------------------------------------------
//  The Apply Methods of the Functor
// -----------------------------------------------------------------------

// a comma-separated list of types, with which the functor will operate
// the usual types are: channel, channel8, ivector, fvector, vector<ubyte>
// If you use ltiClusteringTemplate leave applytype blank.

applytype = vector













