Table of Contents
qc_scale_image
Scales an image using anti-aliasing.
im_scaled = qc_scale_image(im, scale_factor, supersampling_factor, method) im_scaled = qc_scale_image(im, scale_factor, supersampling_factor) im_scaled = qc_scale_image(im, scale_factor)
Scales the source image using anti-aliasing to produce a result without the jagged edges typical of simple scaling.
The algorithm oversamples the image according to the given supersampling_factor and interpolation method, while scaling the image. It then applies a low-pass filter and reduces the image to the final size.
The resulting image is always a matrix of doubles, regardless of the input format. The algorithm handles grayscale images (mxn), true colour images (mxnx3) and CMYK images (mxnx4). To display a grayscale image, use CAT to concatenate the 2-D matrix into a 3-D true colour image. For example:
im_rgb = cat(3, im_grey, im_grey, im_grey); image(im_rgb);
This function makes use of the image scaling algorithm provided by Anders Brun.
im
The image data as a matrix (mxnx4, mxnx3 or mxnx1).
scale_factor
The scale factor by which to scale the image. Values less than 1.0 shrink the image; values larger than 1.0 expand the image.
supersampling_factor
The factor by which to oversample the image. Values less than one will be treated as one. If this argument is omitted then a value of four is used. A value of two is fastest, but less effective in smoothing the resulting image.
method
The interpolation method to use. Valid interpolation methods are:
Method |
Description |
---|---|
'nearest' |
nearest neighbor interpolation |
'linear' |
bilinear interpolation |
'spline' |
spline interpolation |
'cubic' |
bicubic interpolation as long asthe data is uniformly spaced, otherwise the same as 'spline' The default method is 'cubic'. The fastest, but least effective method is 'nearest'. |
im_scaled
The scaled image as a double matrix.
im = imread('mypicture.png'); % read image into variable 'im' im_scaled = qc_scale_image(im, 0.5); % shrink image to half its original size image(im_scaled); % plot image
See Also
Copyright ©2024 Quanser Inc. This page was generated 2024-10-17. Submit feedback to Quanser about this page.
Link to this page.