getImage
Description
Examples
Read Image Stored in OpenCV Mat
Class
Add the MATLAB interface to OpenCV package names to the import list.
import clib.opencv.* import vision.opencv.util.*
Read an image into the MATLAB workspace.
img = imread("cameraman.tif");
Create a MATLAB interface object for the OpenCV InputOutput
array class.
[ocvMat,ocvArray] = createMat(img);
Read the image stored in the InputOutput
interface object.
output = getImage(ocvArray);
Display the output image.
figure imshow(output)
Input Arguments
ocvInput
— MATLAB interface object for OpenCV class
MatND
interface object | UMat
interface object | InputArray
interface object | InputOutputArray
interface object | OutputArray
interface object
MATLAB interface object for an OpenCV class, specified as one of these values:
MatND
interface object — Created by using thecreateMat
function and represents the OpenCVcv::Mat
class.UMat
interface object — Created by using thecreateUMat
function and represents the OpenCVcv::UMat
class.InputArray
interface object — Created by using thecreateMat
orcreateUMat
function and represents the OpenCVcv::_InputArray
class. TheInputArray
interface object passes array inputs to the OpenCV functions.InputOutputArray
interface object — Created by using thecreateMat
orcreateUMat
function and represents the OpenCVcv::_InputOutputArray
class. TheInputOutputArray
interface object passes array inputs to the OpenCV functions and writes the array outputs returned by the OpenCV functions.OutputArray
interface object — Created by using thecreateMat
orcreateUMat
function and represents the OpenCVcv::_OutputArray
class. TheOutputArray
interface object contains the array outputs returned by the OpenCV functions.
Output Arguments
outputImg
— Output image
M-by-N matrix | M-by-N-by-3 array
Output image read from a MATLAB interface object, returned as an M-by-N matrix for intensity images and M-by-N-by-3 array for color images.
Version History
Introduced in R2021b
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