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Interleaving

Interleaving
is an option for Image and related functions that specifies whether data corresponding to different channels in an object such as an image should be interleaved.

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  • With the typical default setting Interleaving->True, objects are represented by an array of lists, where each list gives the value of each channel for each array element.
  • With Interleaving->False, objects are represented by a list of arrays, where each array gives all the values for a particular channel.
  • For single-channel images, Interleaving is always set to None.

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Change the internal representation of an image to store channels in planar form:

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Create an image from data in which color channels are represented in interleaved form:

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Create an image from data in which color channels are represented in planar form:

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Properties & Relations (1)Properties & Relations (1)

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