glrlm: Gray level run length matrix.

In joelcarlson/radiomics: 'Radiomic' Image Processing Toolbox

Description

glrlm returns a gray level run length matrix for a given matrix.

Usage

glrlm(data, angle = 0, n_grey = 32, max_run_length = min(dim(data)),
  truncate = TRUE, ...)

Arguments

data	A numeric 2D matrix.
angle	One of 0, 45, 90 or 135, the direction the run is calculated.
n_grey	an integer value, the number of grey levels the image should be quantized into.
max_run_length	An integer value, the default is the maximum possible run length. Setting it to a smaller value truncates the output. Desirable in cases where the matrix is extremely sparse, for example when there are few long runs.
truncate	Logical Remove run lengths which have no entries
...	Can be given verbose=FALSE to suppress output from the n_grey conversion.

Details

Can be visualized using image(glrlm(data)). For visualization info see ?image.radiomics

Value

a matrix of class "glrlm" of dimension n_grey by run length. The column names represent the length of the run, and row names represent grey values in the image.

References

http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0146664X75800086

Examples

## Not run: 
hallbey
glrlm(hallbey)
glrlm(hallbey, angle="90") 

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