median_cut: The median cut algorithm
In joelcarlson/RImagePalette: Extract the Colors from Images
Description
Usage
Arguments
Details
Value
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Description
Cut an rgb cube into two color cubes, each with as imilar number of
elements.
Usage
1
median_cut(image, vbox, iter = 1)
Arguments
image
List An image in list form, with three components: red, green, blue
vbox
List The output of vbox() for the given image. A list of image parameters ("min", "max", "med", "ext" and "volume")
iter
Integer The number attached to the names of the two new images.
Details
Represents the rgb colorspace as a cube, with side lengths
based on the red, green, and blue extents (difference between
maximum and minimum within-color values).
The algorithm takes the side with the largest extent (extent information
is passed in via the vbox() parameter),
and splits the cube along the median value.
Both halves of the cube are then returned.
Value
Two new images in a list, each separated into rgb components
See Also
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Description Usage Arguments Details Value See Also
Description
Cut an rgb cube into two color cubes, each with as imilar number of elements.
Usage
1 | median_cut(image, vbox, iter = 1)
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Arguments
image |
List An image in list form, with three components: red, green, blue |
vbox |
List The output of |
iter |
Integer The number attached to the names of the two new images. |
Details
Represents the rgb colorspace as a cube, with side lengths based on the red, green, and blue extents (difference between maximum and minimum within-color values).
The algorithm takes the side with the largest extent (extent information
is passed in via the vbox() parameter),
and splits the cube along the median value.
Both halves of the cube are then returned.
Value
Two new images in a list, each separated into rgb components
See Also
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