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Image Representation
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BinaryImageQ
BinaryImageQ
[
image
]
yields
True
if
image
has the form of a binary image, and
False
otherwise.
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BinaryImageQ
[
image
]
tests that
image
is of type
, and contains only a single channel of values.
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(3)
Test whether an image is binary:
Single-channel images with data type
are binary:
Image
by default creates
images:
Test whether an image is binary:
In[1]:=
Out[1]=
Single-channel images with data type
are binary:
In[1]:=
Out[1]=
Image
by default creates
images:
In[1]:=
Out[1]=
SEE ALSO
ImageChannels
ImageType
ImageData
Binarize
ColorConvert
ImageQ
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