patch | R Documentation |
Get the median (or mean or user-defined function) colour value of a specified patch of pixels on an image. This is useful for matching background colours.
patch( stimuli, width = 10, height = 10, x_off = 0, y_off = 0, color = c("hex", "rgb"), func = stats::median )
stimuli |
list of stimuli |
width, height |
dimensions of the patch in pixels, if <=1, interpreted as proportions of width or height |
x_off, y_off |
offset in pixels or proportion (<1) |
color |
The type of color to return (hex, rgb) |
func |
The function to apply to an array of L*ab color values to determine the central colour (defaults to median, but mean, min, or max can also be useful) |
The colour values of each pixel in the patch are converted to CIE-Lab values before using the func to calculate the central tendency of the L (lightness), a (red-green axis) and b (blue-yellow axis); see col2lab()
and lab2rgb()
for more details.
This excludes transparent pixels, and returns "transparent" if all pixels in the patch are transparent.
a vector of hex or rgba color values
stimuli <- demo_stim() # get colour from the upper left corder patch(stimuli) # get median colour from centre .1 width pixels patch(stimuli, width = .1, height = .1, x_off = .45, y_off = .45) # get mean rgb colour from full image patch(stimuli, width = 1, height = 1, color = "rgb", func = mean)
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