I'm currently looking for a library to do some basic image processing and matrix manipulation stuff.
I have a research background (mostly spending time in Matlab), and currently preparing a user study. Elm has been great for my needs so far, but I'm encountering now a few obstacles. Types and functions regarding the manipulations I might need could be: * Binary image mask ~> could be some kind of Matrix/Array Bool * Boolean mask operations (And, Or, ...) ~> I guess if using a _ Bool data structure, this is not complicated * Mask generation from simple polygons * etc. The second issue, is the visualization of these masks/images. Until now, I was only dealing with raw png images, and polygons. So the obvious choice of representation was SVG. Now I'd also like to visualize those masks (that would be computed in some form of matrix data type). I do not know of a trivial way to do this in svg? Finally, I wonder how to retrieve those (binary mask or not) images and transform them in a more computing-friendly data type (kind of imread in Matlab). Since I don't think Elm is able to manipulate byte data types, this doesn't seem trivial to me. Any thought regarding these problematics? -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Elm Discuss" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout.
