[R] showing the image

2008-09-04 Thread rostam shahname
Hi everyone,

I have a matrix containing color values of an image same as following,

[1,] #44 #44 #434343 #404040 #3D3D3D #3D3D3D #3E3E3E
[2,] #414141 #414141 #414141 #404040 #3F3F3F #3F3F3F #3F3F3F
[3,] #3E3E3E #3E3E3E #3F3F3F #404040 #404040 #404040 #404040
[4,] #3E3E3E #3D3D3D #3E3E3E #404040 #414141 #414141 #404040
[5,] #3E3E3E #3E3E3E #3F3F3F #3F3F3F #3F3F3F #3F3F3F #3E3E3E
[6,] #3E3E3E #3F3F3F #3E3E3E #3D3D3D #3B3B3B #3C3C3C #3B3B3B


I wonder if there is any function that helps me to show the image.

Thanks,
Rostam

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[R] bmp

2008-08-14 Thread rostam shahname
Hi R users,
I already had post this question under the title of bmp header, there was a
mistake in my post. The following is the same post without the mistake.
Thanks Rostam



I have a xml file. A value of one of the nodes of the xml file is a bmp
image encoded in base64. I would like to read this image by R. I think I
should do the following steps:

1. Decoding it from base64 to binary.
2. Removing the header of the image file
3. building the matrix

So I wonder if you know how to do the following using R functions:
1. decode from base64 to binary. base64decode does not decode to binary. The
binary file should be an openable bmp file.
2. Remove the header of bmp image and produce a matrix which has the color
values.

My main goal is producing the matrix which has the color values, if the
aforementioned steps don't look plausible, what is your suggested steps.

Right now I produce the matrix, using the following steps, but I wonder if I
can avoid using Image Magic and python.

1. Decoding from base64 to binary using a python function. After decoding I
have a openable image file.
2. Converting bmp format to pnm using Image Magic program
3. Reading pnm format using pixmap library in R. The function read.pnm
produces a pixmap object
4. Producing matrices using pixmap object

Thanks for your help,
Rostam

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[R] bmp header

2008-08-13 Thread rostam shahname
Hi R users,
I have a xml file. A value of one of the nodes of the xml file is a bmp
image(RAW format) encoded in base64. I would like to read this image by R. I
think I should do the following steps:

1. Decoding it from base64 to binary.
2. Removing the header of the image file
3. building the matrix

So I wonder if you know how to do the following using R functions:
1. decode from base64 to binary. base64decode does not decode to binary. The
binary file is an openable bmp file.
2. Remove the header of bmp image and produce a matrix which has the color
values.

My main goal is producing the matrix which has the color values, if the
aforementioned steps don't look plausible, what is your suggested steps.

Right now I produce the matrix, using the following steps, but I wonder if I
can avoid using Image Magic and python.

1. Decoding from base64 to binary using a python function. After decoding I
have a openable image file.
2. Converting bmp format to pnm using Image Magic program
3. Reading pnm format using pixmap library in R. The function read.pnm
produces a pixmap object
4. Producing matrices using pixmap object

Thanks for your help,
Rostam

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[R] converting rgb() output to 0-255

2008-08-12 Thread rostam shahname
Hi,
I have three matrices, Red, Green and Blue. I would like to produce a matrix
which is the combined values of  Red, Green and Blue matrices.
I know rgb() does the job, but the values are not between 0-255, they are in
the following format:
#2C312C
I would like to have the values between 0-255.
I wonder if you could tell me what I can do...

Thanks for your help,
Rostam

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[R] number of an element in a matrix

2008-08-11 Thread rostam shahname
Hi, I wonder if there is any function which gives the number of times which
an element is repeated in the matrix. Let say there is a matrix, I would
like to find out how many times number 2 has been repeated in the matrix, or
in other words, how many elements of the matrix are equal 2.
Thanks for your help,
Rostam

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[R] max size of a matrix

2008-08-05 Thread rostam shahname
Hi R users,
I am trying to create a matrix, but R has problem with the size of dim,
wondering if there is anything that I can do?

 a - diag(147456)
Error in array(0, c(n, p)) : 'dim' specifies too large an array

Thanks for your help
Rostam

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[R] creating image using RGB values

2008-08-01 Thread rostam shahname
Hi R users,
I would like to create an image using three matrices which contain the
values of Red, Green, and Blue of each pixel, i.e. one matrix which has
values of red, one which has values of green, and one which has values of
blue.
The values are between 0 and 1 instead of 0-255.
I have obtained the matrices using the getChannels of pixmap library.
I wonder if anyone knows how to create the image using RGB matrices.
Thanks for your help.

Thanks,
Rostam

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[R] Running external python script

2008-05-11 Thread rostam shahname
Hi R users,
I have a python script.
Assume that I would like to run this external python script when executing a
R script or command line R.
I don't know how to this using R code.
I really appreciate if you could help me.
Thanks for your help

Rostam

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Re: [R] Running external python script

2008-05-11 Thread rostam shahname
mac os X

On Sun, May 11, 2008 at 8:24 PM, Rolf Turner [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:


 On 12/05/2008, at 11:17 AM, rostam shahname wrote:

  Hi R users,
 I have a python script.
 Assume that I would like to run this external python script when executing
 a
 R script or command line R.
 I don't know how to this using R code.
 I really appreciate if you could help me.
 Thanks for your help


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