imgData-methods | R Documentation |
The set of functions described below is designed to handle
the image-related data stored inside a SpatialExperiment
's
imgData
int_metadata
field. These include:
getImg
, addImg
, rmvImg
to retrieve/add/remove an image entry to/from
the imgData
DataFrame
imgSource
, imgRaster
to retrieve the path/URL and raster
object,
respectively, associated with an image or set of images
## S4 method for signature 'SpatialExperiment'
getImg(x, sample_id = NULL, image_id = NULL)
## S4 method for signature 'SpatialExperiment'
addImg(x, imageSource, scaleFactor, sample_id, image_id, load = TRUE)
## S4 method for signature 'SpatialExperiment'
rmvImg(x, sample_id = NULL, image_id = NULL)
## S4 method for signature 'SpatialExperiment'
imgSource(x, sample_id = NULL, image_id = NULL, path = FALSE)
## S4 method for signature 'SpatialExperiment'
imgRaster(x, sample_id = NULL, image_id = NULL)
## S4 method for signature 'SpatialExperiment'
rotateImg(x, sample_id = NULL, image_id = NULL, degrees = 90)
## S4 method for signature 'SpatialExperiment'
mirrorImg(x, sample_id = NULL, image_id = NULL, axis = c("h", "v"))
x |
a |
sample_id |
character string, |
image_id |
see |
imageSource |
a character string specifying an image file name (.png, .jpg or .tif) or URL to source the image from |
scaleFactor |
single numeric scale factor used to rescale spatial coordinates according to the image's resolution |
load |
logical; should the image(s) be
loaded into memory as a |
path |
logical; for |
degrees |
single numeric in +/-[0,90,...,360] specifying how many degrees to rotate. A negative/positive value corresponds to counter-/clockwise rotation |
axis |
character string specifying whether to mirror
horizontally ( |
getImg()
returns a single or list of SpatialImage
(s).
add/rmvImg()
return a SpatialExperiment
with modified imgData
; specifically, they create/remove
an image entry (row) in the imgData
DataFrame
.
imgRaster/Source()
access relevant data in the
SpatialImage
(s) stored inside the imgData
's data
field. Depending on whether or not multiple entries are accessed,
a character string or vector is returned by imgSource()
, and a
single or list of raster
object(s) is returned by imgRaster()
.
rotate/mirrorImg()
return a LoadedSpatialImage
with modified a raster
matrix.
Helena L. Crowell
example(SpatialExperiment)
# 'SpatialImage' accession
(spi <- getImg(spe))
plot(imgRaster(spi))
# remove an image
imgData(spe)
spe <- rmvImg(spe,
sample_id = "section1",
image_id = "lowres")
imgData(spe)
# add an image
url <- "https://i.redd.it/3pw5uah7xo041.jpg"
spe <- addImg(spe,
sample_id = "section1",
image_id = "pomeranian",
imageSource = url,
scaleFactor = NA_real_,
load = FALSE)
# extract image
img <- imgRaster(spe,
sample_id = "section1",
image_id = "pomeranian")
plot(img)
###################
# transformations #
###################
# clockwise rotation
spe1 <- rotateImg(spe,
degrees = 90) # first image
spe2 <- rotateImg(spe,
sample_id = TRUE,
image_id = TRUE,
degrees = 90) # all images
par(mfrow = c(1, 3))
plot(imgRaster(spe))
plot(imgRaster(spe1))
plot(imgRaster(spe2))
# horizontal/vertical mirroring
spe1 <- mirrorImg(spe, axis = "h")
spe2 <- mirrorImg(spe, axis = "v")
par(mfrow = c(1, 3))
plot(imgRaster(spe))
plot(imgRaster(spe1))
plot(imgRaster(spe2))
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