how to divide image into 25 equal parts

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neha agarwal 2017-6-29

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回答： DGM 2022-3-22

i want to divide image into 25 equal parts

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You can use mat2tiles, which is available here for download: http://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/35085-mat2tiles-inarray-varargin- . You'll have to crop/resize the image to make the dimensions dividable by 5 though.

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If the image geometry is integer-divisible by the tiling, then you can use mat2cell() or direct indexing.

Since this question is underspecified, I'm going to assume that the image geometry is not necessarily integer-divisible by 5 or 25. How such cases are handled depends on the intent.

MIMT (File Exchange) has tools that can tile multiframe images into single-frame images, and also do the reverse. MIMT imdetile() can take any single-frame image and split it into any rectangular tiling, regardless of geometry. The user can optionally specify how the image is to be fit to the required tiling.

Consider the simple example:

inpict = imread('peppers.png'); % 384x512x3
stack = imdetile(inpict,[5 5]); % 77x102x3x25

In this case, the image is obviously not integer-divisible by 5. For the sake of viewing, I'm showing the result as a padded montage. The 4D stack can be processed using basic indexing.