Documentation - Matlab API - IMOP - VL_IMARRAY

J=VL_IMARRAY(A) creates a composite image J from the array of images A. A can be either a M*N*K array, storing one gray-scale image per slice, or a M*N*3*K or M*N*K*3 array, storing one RGB image per slice. The function returns an image J which is a tiling of the images in the array. Tiles are filled from left to right and top to bottom.

VL_IMARRAY(...) displays the image J rather than returning it.

VL_IMARRAY() accepts the following options:

Spacing [0]

Separate the images by a border of the specified width (the border is assigned 0 value, which usually corresponds to black).

Layout [empty]

Specify a vector [TM TN] with the number of rows and columns of the tiling. If equal to [] the layout is computed automatically.

Movie [false]

Display/return a movie rather than generating a tiling.

CMap [empty]

Specify a colormap to construct a movie when the input is an indexed image array. If not specified, MATLAB default colormap is used.

Reverse [true]

Start filling the grid from the bottom rather than from the top.

See also:VL_IMARRAYSC(), VL_HELP().