interleave | R Documentation |
Interleave images in an array of grayscale or color images
interleave(x, n)
x |
an array of |
n |
the number of adjacent images |
This function will create a new Image
object from an array of
grayscale or color Image
objects by interleaving every n
-th
render frame. The
motivation behind this function is to simplify the task of reordering an
array that was generated by sequentially combining groups of images so
that related images are adjacent.
Note that if the number of images (frames)
is not an even multiple of n
, the excess frames will be dropped with
a warning. This generally indicates an error.
As a typical application, three different images (DAPI, FITC, and Cy5) are
taken of many separate fields of cells. The images are
separated then colorized as a group. Then groups are then combined with
combine(...)
or
abind(..., along = 4)
. Plotting the resulting image with
plot(..., all= TRUE)
shows the images arranged sequentially
with all of the DAPI images first, followed by all of
the FITC images and then all the Cy5 images. Interleaving this image with
n = 3
reorganizes the stack so that images from the same field are
next to each other as DAPI, FITC, Cy5, DAPI, FITC, Cy5, etc.
array of Image
objects with the final dimension permuted
# Example of DAPI + Fluorescent + Merged pairs x <- readImage(system.file("extdata", "cells.tif", package="EBImageExtra")) nuc <- x[,,c(1,3)] cel <- x[,,c(2,4)] img <- rgbImage(red = 0.1 * cel, green = cel + 0.2 * nuc, blue = 0.4 * nuc) stk <- combine(toRGB(0.5*nuc), toRGB(cel), img) # Original order plotStack(stk, label = TRUE, nx = 3) # "Interleaved" order plotStack(interleave(stk, n = 3), label = c("DAPI", "Fluor", "Merged"), nx = 3)
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