Hello everyone. First of all I’d like to thank you all, because, although it’s my first time posting on this forum, I’ve read a lot and helped me creating my workflows.
I’m working with images, and I have splitted (with splitter node) them into their RGB channels. Now I have the histograms, and somehow, i’d like to transform all that information into data. Can I do that?
Hi Jordidomingo,
I am glad that the forum has been helping you so far, I am positive we can help you with this question too.
With: "Now I have the histograms" do you mean the histogram view in the Image Viewer? If you want such a histogram in data, you can use the Feature Calculator node, when you select the Histogram Features feature set, you can let it create a histogram with any number of bins you desire.
best,
Gabriel
With the histogram view I mean the one you can see in the attached screenshot.
Yes, you’re right, I have one histogram like that. Two questions:
- Do I have to configure the festure calculator node like this? (Image attached)
- Why do we have like to histograms inside the same image? One darker than the other?
- Yes that setting looks correct to me, if you want a 255 bins histogram.
- The black histogram is the histogram in absolute numbers, the grey one is log-scaled.
Thank you for your help.
My question now is, can I get a vector of the image but, instead of the histogram, of the value of each pixel?
Should I use image to data raw node?
Yes that node will transform your image to a vector, if you want a vector of the histogram, you need to use the Feature Calculator node
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