imwarp
workflowGeometric transformations map pixel coordinates in the output image to coordinates in the input image. The mapping process then interpolates the value of output pixels from the input image.
Use these functions to perform general 2-D, 3-D, and N-D geometric
transformations. To perform a 2-D or 3-D geometric transformation, first
create a geometric transformation object that stores information about
the transformation. Then, pass the image to be transformed and the
geometric transformation object to the imwarp
function.
imwarp | Apply geometric transformation to image |
affineOutputView | Create output view for warping images |
fitgeotrans | Fit geometric transformation to control point pairs |
findbounds | Find output bounds for spatial transformation |
fliptform | Flip input and output roles of spatial transformation structure |
makeresampler | Create resampling structure |
maketform | Create spatial transformation structure (TFORM ) |
tformarray | Apply spatial transformation to N-D array |
tformfwd | Apply forward spatial transformation |
tforminv | Apply inverse spatial transformation |
2-D and 3-D Geometric Transformation Process Overview
To perform a general geometric transformation of a 2-D or 3-D image, first define the parameters of the transformation, then warp the image.
Matrix Representation of Geometric Transformations
Affine and projective transformations are represented by matrices. You can use matrix operations to perform a global transformation of an image.
N-Dimensional Spatial Transformations
You can create custom geometric transformations to process images of arbitrary dimension, or to change the dimensionality of the output image from the input image.
Specify Fill Values in Geometric Transformation Output
This example shows how to specify the color of blank space in the image after a geometric transformation.
Learn how image locations are expressed using discrete pixel indices and continuous spatial coordinates.
Define World Coordinate System of Image
Spatial referencing objects encode the relationship between the image extent in intrinsic coordinates, the image extent in world coordinates, and the image resolution.
Shift X- and Y-Coordinate Range of Displayed Image
This example shows how to specify a nondefault world coordinate system by changing the XData
and YData
properties of a displayed image.