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Package shist provides functions for computing a histogram of values of an image, and for computing and rendering a 2-dimensional histogram of values of a complex or ComplexInt32 gradient image.
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type BinPair ¶
A BinPair hold the value of a histogram bin, and the number of times that value occurs in the histogram. That makes it a kind of histogram of a histogram.
type SippHist ¶
type SippHist interface { // Grad returns the gradient image that this histogram is computed from. Grad() *ComplexImage // Size returns the width and height of the full histogram. ints are used // instead of uint32s for compatibility with native Go pixel indexing. Size() (int, int) // Max returns the maximum bin value that occurs in this histogram Max() uint32 // Bins returns a compact slice of BinPairs for the histogram, without // duplicates. There is no order specified, but each call to Bins returns // the values in the same order. Bins() []BinPair // BinForPixel returns the index in the slice returned by Bins for the // given gradient-image pixel. BinForPixel(x, y int) int // Render returns a rendering of this histogram as an 8-bit image. If clip // is true, values are clipped to 255. If clip is false, values are scaled // to 255. Render(clip bool) SippImage // RenderSuppressed renders a suppressed version of the histogram and returns // the result as an 8-bit grayscale image. "Suppressed" here means that the // bin value is scaled by the ratio of the distance of the bin from 0 over // the maximum distance. Hence the centre is reduced to 0, the maximum // value remains unmodified, and all values in between will be scaled // linearly between them. RenderSuppressed() SippImage // RenderSubstitute renders an 8-bit image of the histogram, substituting // the given value as the pixel value for each corresponding bin value. The // input slice must be the same length as the slice of bin values returned // by Bins, and contain new values corresponding to that order. // Note that as the slice returned by Bins() does not include 0 values, // the value to be used for empty bins must be supplied. // This is used to render point transforms of the histogram, such as the // delentropy values. RenderSubstitute(subs []uint8, zeroVal uint8) SippImage }
A SippHist is a 2D histogram.
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