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JohnTortugo
JohnTortugo

Reputation: 6625

Image manipulation in R

I'm a newbie in R and I got to implement a project in which part of it involve image manipulation (eg: load/write jpeg files, resize images, rotate, crop (apply masks?), etc.).

I've spent some time "googling" but didn't find relevant texts (tutorials) teaching how to manipulate images using R. The closest I found was a package called adimpro and its documentation.

Question is: What functions [packages] people use to manipulate pictures in R? Any tutorial [beside help/manual] of how to use them would be apreciated.

EDIT: Unfortunately, I'm restricted to use R or R + Python.

Upvotes: 0

Views: 384

Answers (1)

juba
juba

Reputation: 49033

When you are looking for a package providing a set of functions, the best is to start with CRAN Task views. In your case, there is nothing specific about image processing, but if I choose Medical Imaging, it leads to a package called adimpro, and others. Maybe you could find something interesting this way.

Another option is to look at the entire list of packages and search for occurrences of words like "image" or "imaging".

Upvotes: 2

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