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The following functions perform all spatial linear transforms: reflection, rotation, translation, resizing, and general affine transform.
flip(x)
flop(x)
rotate(x, angle, filter = "bilinear", output.dim, output.origin, ...)
translate(x, v, filter = "none", ...)
resize(x, w, h, output.dim = c(w, h), output.origin = c(0, 0), antialias = FALSE, ...)
affine(x, m, filter = c("bilinear", "none"), output.dim, bg.col = "black", antialias = TRUE)
x |
An |
angle |
A numeric specifying the image rotation angle in degrees. |
v |
A vector of 2 numbers denoting the translation vector in pixels. |
w, h |
Width and height of the resized image. One of these arguments can be missing to enable proportional resizing. |
filter |
A character string indicating the interpolating sampling filter. Valid values are 'none' or 'bilinear'. See Details. |
output.dim |
A vector of 2 numbers indicating the dimension of the output image.
For |
output.origin |
A vector of 2 numbers indicating the output coordinates of the origin in pixels. |
m |
A 3x2 matrix describing the affine transformation. See Details. |
bg.col |
Color used to fill the background pixels, defaults to "black". In the case of multi-frame images the value is recycled, and individual background for each frame can be specified by providing a vector. |
antialias |
If |
... |
Arguments to be passed to |
flip mirrors x around the image horizontal axis (vertical reflection).
flop mirrors x around the image vertical axis (horizontal reflection).
rotate rotates the image clockwise by the given angle around the
origin specified in output.origin. If no output.origin is
provided, the result will be centered in a recalculated bounding box unless
output.dim is provided.
resize scales the image x to the desired dimensions.
The transformation origin can be specified in output.origin.
For example, zooming about the output.origin can be achieved by setting
output.dim to a value different from c(w, h).
affine returns the affine transformation of x, where
pixels coordinates, denoted by the matrix px, are
transformed to cbind(px, 1)%*%m.
All spatial transformations except flip and flop are based on the
general affine transformation. Spatial interpolation can be either
none, also called nearest neighbor, where the resulting pixel value equals to
the closest pixel value, or bilinear, where the new
pixel value is computed by bilinear approximation of the 4 neighboring pixels. The
bilinear filter gives smoother results.
An Image object or an array, containing the transformed version
of x.
Gregoire Pau, 2012
transpose
x <- readImage(system.file("images", "sample.png", package="EBImage"))
display(x)
display( flip(x) )
display( flop(x) )
display( resize(x, 128) )
display( rotate(x, 30) )
display( translate(x, c(120, -20)) )
m <- matrix(c(0.6, 0.2, 0, -0.2, 0.3, 300), nrow=3)
display( affine(x, m) )
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