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mediaLib Library Functions

mlib_ImageSubsampleBinaryToGray(3MLIB)

NAME

mlib_ImageSubsampleBinaryToGray - subsamples a binary image

and converts it to a grayscale image

SYNOPSIS

cc [ flag... ] file... -lmlib [ library... ]

#include

mlib_status mlib_ImageSubsampleBinaryToGray(mlib_image *dst,

const mlib_image *src, mlib_d64 xscale, mlib_d64 yscale,

const mlib_u8 *lutGray);

DESCRIPTION

The mlib_ImageSubsampleBinaryToGray() function subsamples a

binary (MLIB_BIT) image and converts it to a grayscale

(MLIB_BYTE) image.

The subsampling algorithm performs the scaling operation by accumulating all the bits in the source image that correspond to the destination pixel and, based on the x and y scaling factors, reserving consecutive indexes in the colormap for the maximum number of gray levels possible in the destination image. The destination image pixel values of this function are either gray levels or indexes (if lutGray==NULL). For representing the source block of pixels that is used to determine destination pixel values, the index 0 represents a block with no 1's (all 0's), the index 1 represents a block with a single 1, and so on. If the scaling factors require a fractional block of source pixels to determine a destination pixel value, the block size is rounded up. For example, if a

2.2-by-2.2 block of source pixels would be required to

determine destination pixel values, a 3-by-3 block is used,

resulting in 10 possible gray levels and therefore 10 color-

map indexes, whose values are 0 through 9. The width and height of the source block for a destination pixel are computed as: blockX = (int)ceil(1.0/xscale); blockY = (int)ceil(1.0/yscale); If we denote a pixel's location in an image by its column number and row number (both counted from 0), the destination

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pixel at (i, j) is backward mapped to the source block whose

upper-left corner pixel is at (xValues[i], yValues[j]),

where xValues[i] = (int)(i/xscale + 0.5); yValues[j] = (int)(j/yscale + 0.5); The width and height of the filled area in the destination are restricted by dstW = (int)(srcWidth * xscale); dstH = (int)(srcHeight * yscale); where srcWidth and srcHeight are width and height of the source image. Since the block size in source is defined from scale factors with roundup, some blocks (the rightmost and the bottommost blocks) may overrun the border of the source image by 1 pixel. In this case, such blocks are moved by 1 pixel to left/up direction in order to be inside of the source image.

PARAMETERS

The function takes the following arguments: dst Pointer to destination image . It must be of type

MLIB_BYTE and have just one channel.

src Pointer to source image. It must be of type

MLIB_BIT and have just one channel.

xscale X scale factor. 0.0 < xscale < 1.0. yscale Y scale factor. 0.0 < yscale < 1.0.

lutGray Pointer to a grayscale lookup-table.

RETURN VALUES

The function returns MLIB_SUCCESS if successful. Otherwise

it returns MLIB_FAILURE.

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ATTRIBUTES

See attributes(5) for descriptions of the following attri-

butes:

____________________________________________________________

| ATTRIBUTE TYPE | ATTRIBUTE VALUE |

|_____________________________|_____________________________|

| Interface Stability | Committed |

|_____________________________|_____________________________|

| MT-Level | MT-Safe |

|_____________________________|_____________________________|

SEE ALSO

mlib_ImageZoomTranslateToGray(3MLIB),

mlib_ImageSubsampleAverage(3MLIB), attributes(5)

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