Re: [Scilab-users] image insertion using scicv

[TanCL]

I believe both modules treat the image differently, scicv treat the image as
OpenCV object, while IPCV import image as Scilab matrix. 

so when you try to implement a small image into a part of a big image in
IPCV, you could simply using Scilab way, say A is 256x256x3, and B is
64x64x3, u can use the assignment such as A(1:64,1:64,:) = B;

e,g:

--> S = imread('linear.png');

--> S2 = rand(64,64,3).*255;

--> S2 = uint8(S2);

--> S(1:64,1:64,:) = S2;

--> imshow(S2);

--> imshow(S);




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[Scilab-users] image insertion using scicv

[P M]

Dear Experts,

I would like to implement a small image into a part of a big image.

I would know how to do that with IPCV, but the small image is loaded using
scicv "imread".

The help to "Mat" states:


   - insertion: syntax is the same a the usual Scilab insertion, and
   accepts a Scilab matrix in input (not yet available).
   - concatenation: syntax is the same a the usual Scilab concatenation
   (not yet available).


Is there any progress to make this available?

Thank you,
Philipp
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