Divide Image into Overlapping blocks and save it

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Tahir Mahmood 2019-3-25

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编辑： Ashish Uthama 2022-9-8

Hi, I want to divide an image into 3 overlapping block.

input image size=2084 by 2084, output image sizes should be 2084 by 1042 with 50% overlapping. I tried using blockproc but encountering an error, "Too many output arguments.".

How to divide this image into blocks and save each by different name?.

I followed the demo, but these demos are for non-overlapping. I want overlapping blocks. Thank you.

Demo followed: https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/58125-how-to-divide-image-to-overlapping-blocks?s_tid=answers_rc1-3_p3_Topic

This is my code:

for i=1:1
    img=double(imread(strcat(folder,num2str(i),'.jpg')));
    aa=blockproc(img, [2084 1042], cropSaveBlock,'BorderSize', [2084 521])   
 end
 function cropSaveBlock()  
     end

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Answer 1

Ashish Uthama 2022-9-8

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编辑：Ashish Uthama 2022-9-8

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input image size=2084 by 2084, output image sizes should be 2084 by 1042% with 50% overlapping

Here is some sample code:

im = ones(2084);
% blockedImage can directly load an image too.
bim = blockedImage(im);
% See help selectBlockLocations for more examples.
blockSize = [2084 1042];
overlapPct = 0.5;
blockOffsets = round(blockSize.*overlapPct);
bls = selectBlockLocations(bim,...
    'BlockSize', blockSize,...
    'BlockOffSets', blockOffsets,...
    'ExcludeIncompleteBlocks', true);
% Create a datastore from this set of blocks
bimds = blockedImageDatastore(bim, 'BlockLocationSet', bls);
%{
% Visualize the block locations to confirm logic
bigimageshow(bim)
% Block size is in row-col (height-width) order
blockWH = fliplr(bls.BlockSize(1,1:2));
colors = prism(size(bls.BlockOrigin,1));
for ind = 1:size(bls.BlockOrigin,1)
    blockColor = colors(ind,:);
    % BlockOrigin is already in x-y order
    drawrectangle('Position', [bls.BlockOrigin(ind,1:2), blockWH],'Color', blockColor);
end
%}
% You can use this datastore (bimds) directly depending on your workflow.
% Read each block and write it out
while hasdata(bimds)
    [data, info] = read(bimds);
    imwrite(data{1}, "blockStart_"+num2str(info.Start)+".jpg")
end