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On 22/05/2012 02:02, benedito timoteo wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Hello everybody
I am very new in Scilab-5.3.3 and I want to use GraphicsMagick,
particularly the libtiff that GM has. Is there a way to use it as if it
were a Scilab module?
Or use only libtiff in some way? I appreciate and will be very grateful for
any help.
Best regards
b.benes
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There are several image processing toolboxes in scilab like SIP,
SIVP and IPDT:
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<a href="http://atoms.scilab.org/categories/image_processing">http://atoms.scilab.org/categories/image_processing</a><br>
I personnaly use SIVP and it works great for reading images in
Scilab.<br>
If the feature you are looking for is not available in SIVP, you can
also directly call libtiff.<br>
I did it for reading 16bit tiff images, but it's a complete mess for
the moment.<br>
If I find time to rewrite it, I can try to post the code here.<br>
<br>
Antoine
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