An optional pixel interpretation cast to be applied before thresholding.

A mcThresholdInterpretation enumeration.  

object.Interpretation [= value]

The Interpretation Property syntax has these parts:

The settings for value are:

Constant		Value	Description
	mctiAnyInterp	0	current interpretation
	mctiMonochrome	1	only one channel, intensity channel CRW mctiIndexedColor=2, // 8 bits per pixel, pseudo-colored CRW mctiGenericMultiBand=3, // multichannel, when needed, pixel luminance is averaged across the channels
	mctiRGB	4	normal color model, 3 channels arranged as “RGBRGBRGB...” CRW mctiBGR=5, // Similar to RGB, except the channels are reversed for DIBs as “BGRBGRBGR...”
	mctiHSL	6	Three channels, Hue, Saturation, and Luminance
	mctiHSI	7	Three channels, Hue, Saturation, and Intensity CRW mctiComplex=8, // Two channels, real and imaginary arranged as “RIRIRI...”, only supported with McFloat CRW mctiPolar=9, // Two channels, magnitude and phase arranged as “MPMPMP...”, only supported with McFloat

If the Interpretation property is assigned mctiAnyInterp, then the native image type and number of channels is used.

If the Interpretation property is the default mctiMonochrome, then an intensity thresholding is done by casting each pixel to a single intensity channel. In this case, the IntensityRange property is only one DOUBLERANGE value. Only a single IntensityRange value need be supplied (AutoFindPhase mcfpManual) or is automatically detected.

The other allowed Interpretation values are mctiRGB, mctiHSL and mctiHSI corresponding to the three color channels Red-Green-Blue, Hue-Saturation-Lumiance and Hue-Saturation-Intensity, respectively. In this case, the IntensityRange property is an array of 3 DOUBLERANGE values.