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BUILT-IN MATHEMATICA SYMBOL
ImageHistogram[image]
plots a histogram of the pixel levels for each channel in image.
ImageHistogram[image, n]
uses n levels for each channel.
ImageHistogram[image, n, {min, max}]
puts all values into n bins between min and max.
Details and Options
- ImageHistogram yields a graphical image, represented as a Graphics object.
- For a three-channel image, ImageHistogram by default displays the channels using red, green, and blue.
- ImageHistogram supports an Appearance option which determines the detailed appearance of the histogram. Possible settings include:
-
"RGB" show RGB channel values and overlapping colors "Separated" make separate histograms for each channel "Stacked" stack values for each channel "Transparent" show channels overlapping, using transparency - ImageHistogram supports ListPlot options such as Filling, Joined, InterpolationOrder, FrameTicks, and PlotRange.
- ImageHistogram supports the following options:
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AspectRatio 
ratio of height to width Axes False whether to draw axes Frame True whether to include a frame FrameTicks None frame ticks InterpolationOrder 0 the polynomial degree of curves used in joining data points Joined True whether to join bars PlotRangePadding None how much to pad the range of values - ImageHistogram also accepts other ListPlot options.
- ImageHistogram[image] is equivalent to ImageHistogram[image, 128].
- ImageHistogram[image, n] by default takes the first histogram bin to start at channel value
and the last one to end at 
. Channel values below 
or above 
are shown in the first and last bins, respectively. - ImageHistogram[image, n, {min, max}] takes the first bin to start at min, and the last bin to end at max.
- ImageHistogram[image, n, All] gives n equally spaced bins, extending over the complete range of values in each channel.
- In ImageHistogram[image, n, {min, max}], either min or max individually can be All.
- ImageHistogram[image, ...] ignores alpha channels in image.
- With an option setting "Clipping"->False, pixels below min or above max are not counted.
- ImageHistogram works with Image3D objects.
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