Crop/Snip Part (without Opening the Image) of an Image with Definition by a Pixel Line - Python for Integrated Circuits - - An Online Book - |
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================================================================================= ============================================ Crop/snip part of a image with definition by a pixel line. Code: Crop the largest portion with non-zero pixel values from an image. Code: ============================================ Crop a part of an image (the "white" portion added is transparent in the image. The output image with overlap is not good, refer to page4348). Code: ============================================ AAA Crop a part of an image with exception. Code:
============================================ AAA Crop a part of an image. Code: In the code above, (image[y:h, x:w]" is a method of array slicing specific to the OpenCV library in Python. It's used to extract a sub-region from the original image defined by coordinates and dimensions:
============================================ AAA for image overlap (refer to page4348). Crop an image using image shifts. code: ============================================ AAA for image overlap (refer to page4348). Create a ROI. code:
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