Consider an application such as the one shown in Fig. 3.34, in which it is desired to eliminate objects smaller than those enclosed by a square of size q × q pixels. Suppose that we want to reduce the average intensity of those objects to one-tenth of their original average value. In this way, those objects will be closer to the intensity of the background and they can then be eliminated by thresholding. Give the (odd) size of the smallest averaging mask that will accomplish the desired reduction in average intensity in only one pass of the mask over the image.
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