Re-posted from: http://learningjulia.com/2017/03/09/imfilter-and-arrays.html
Whereas in my last post I manually wrote a blur kernel and code to convolve an image, I didn’t want to do that every time an image convolution came up. So in this post I learned about the imfilter function from the ImageFiltering.jl package. I also learned about the @time macro and had a small aside on array creation.
Re-posted from: https://learningjulia.com/2017/03/09/imfilter-and-arrays.html
Whereas in my last post I manually wrote a blur kernel and code to convolve an image, I didn’t want to do that every time an image convolution came up. So in this post I learned about the imfilter function from the ImageFiltering.jl package. I also learned about the @time macro and had a small aside on array creation.
Re-posted from: http://learningjulia.com/2017/02/24/blurring-and-manipulation.html
Now that I’ve been able to load an image and play with some colors, I wanted to implement some basic image manipulation functionality: blurring. To handle out-of-bounds errors when back-projecting to the input image, I learned about image overloading, played with the Interpolations.jl package, and generated some really trippy mirror art.