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I have the following use case.

I preprocess an image so that I know some parts that I want to process. I then create several cv::Mat from my main cv::Mat and do expensive filtering only on those. However, on boundary pixels I know the filter could very nicely go across the border of the sub-cv::Mat I have created and compute the exact value for my filtering also for the border pixels. So my question is: Is there among the border handling modes a way to say to simply peak a pixel outside the cv::Mat? It seems only thing like constant, mirror or wrap are available...

I have the following use case.

I preprocess an image so that I know some parts that I want to process. I then create several cv::Mat from my main cv::Mat and do expensive filtering only on those. However, on boundary pixels I know the filter could very nicely go across the border of the sub-cv::Mat I have created and compute the exact value for my filtering also for the border pixels. So my question is: Is there among the border handling modes a way to say to simply peak a pixel outside the cv::Mat? It seems only thing like constant, mirror or wrap are available...

I have the following use case.

I preprocess an image so that I know some parts that I want to process. I then create several cv::Mat from my main cv::Mat and do expensive filtering only on those. However, on boundary pixels I know the filter could very nicely go across the border of the sub-cv::Mat I have created and compute the exact value for my filtering also for the border pixels. So my question is: Is there among the border handling modes a way to say to simply peak a pixel outside the cv::Mat? It seems only thing like constant, mirror or wrap are available...

I have the following use case.

I preprocess an image so that I know some for which parts that I want to do the complete (expensive) process. I then create several cv::Mat from my main cv::Mat and do expensive filtering only on those. However, on boundary pixels I know the filter could very nicely go across the border of the sub-cv::Mat I have created and compute the exact value for my filtering also for the border pixels. So my question is: Is there among the border handling modes a way to say to simply peak a pixel outside the cv::Mat? It seems only thing like constant, mirror or wrap are available...

I have the following use case.

I preprocess an image so that I know for which parts that I want to do the complete (expensive) process. processing. I then therefore create several cv::Mat from my main cv::Mat and do expensive filtering only on those. However, on boundary pixels I know the filter could very nicely go across the border of the sub-cv::Mat I have created created, and compute the exact value for my filtering also for the border pixels. So my question is: Is there among the border handling modes a way to say to simply peak a pixel outside the cv::Mat? It seems only thing like constant, mirror or wrap are available...