Unintuitive names

[Huy-Ngo]

We have several functions or variables with unintuitive names in very-simple-morphological.py (the filename itself is also unintuitive) which give little idea of what they do.

Here are the ones I think should be renamed:

• strel
• baw_img
• morph()
• nbh_row, nbh_row_ful, nbh_col, nbh_col_ful
• strings: "ero", "dil"

By the way, type is a builtin function in python, so even though we maybe won't use it, it's best to avoid overwriting that function.

[dinhanhx]

Here are the list I can think of:

• strel to structure_element
• baw_img to black_white_img
• nbh_ to neighbor
• ero to erosion and dil to dilation
• type to technique/mode/operation

For changing the name of the function morp(), I propose that we should call it get_morpheme().

[dinhanhx]

For the name of the file, in stead of calling very-simple-morphological.py, we should change it to morphological_methods.py

[huonglarne]

fixed all, except type argument. i think erosion, dilation and stuff are types of morphological processing. technique is the morphology itself, using structure element and hit/miss. Picture to prove my point.

[Huy-Ngo]

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