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affine transformation to rasters

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  • Subject: [mg83025] affine transformation to rasters
  • From: juan flores <juanfie at gmail.com>
  • Date: Thu, 8 Nov 2007 06:04:27 -0500 (EST)

Hi all,

I am working on fractals through IFS (Iterated Function Systems).  An
IFS ca be defined as a set of affine transformations that are
iteratively applied to an initial image.  All examples in the Wolfram
Demonstrations Project do IFSs with polygons.  When you apply an
affine transformation to a raster image, you get the rotations,
reflections, and shearings right, but not the translations nor the
scalings.

I am reading a jpg file with import, extracting the raster from it,
and applying an affine transformation.

oce = Import["ExampleData/ocelot.jpg"];
oceras = oce[[1]];
Graphics[GeometricTransformation[oceras,
  AffineTransform[{{{-0.139, 0.263},
                            {0.246, 0.224}},
                           {0.57, -0.036}}]]]

In this case, the affine transformation is a composition of
translation, rotation, reflection, and shearing.

Any ideas on how to proceed?  Any tricks?

Regards,

Juan Flores
Universidad Michoacana
Mexico



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