#🔒 skimage restoration.richardson_lucy

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livid shuttle
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I am working on a image processing algorithm where I need to use the Richardson Lucy deconvolution. So I decided to use this https://scikit-image.org/docs/stable/api/skimage.restoration.html#skimage.restoration.richardson_lucy. The function I have defined using it looks like this

from skimage import restoration

def RLdeconv(Iraw,PSF,judge):
    if judge==True:
        IIraw=restoration.richardson_lucy(Iraw,PSF,5)
    else:
        IIraw=Iraw
    return IIraw```

When I run the code that calls this function, I get the following error
`ValueError: volume and kernel should have the same dimensionality`
I tried searching and it was a dead end. Please help me with this
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misty vault
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ur probly trying to plug in rgb image and use 2D kernel

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