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fc7456f1
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fc7456f1
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11 years ago
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Toke Eskildsen
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#!/bin/bash
#
# Statistical helper functions for greyscale images.
#
# Input: image
# Sample: foo.png
# Produces foo.identify is not already existing.
function
im_identify
()
{
local
SRC
=
"
$1
"
local
IDENTIFY
=
${
SRC
%%.*
}
.identify
if
[
-f
"
$IDENTIFY
"
]
;
then
return
fi
# We do the TIFF-conversion to force greyscale
local
TMP
=
`
mktemp
`
.tif
convert
"
$SRC
"
-colorspace
gray
"
$TMP
"
identify
-verbose
"
$TMP
"
>
"
$IDENTIFY
"
rm
"
$TMP
"
}
# Input: image height log
# Sample: foo.jpg 200 true
function
histogram
()
{
local
SRC
=
"
$1
"
local
HEIGHT
=
$2
local
LOG
=
$3
im_identify
"
$SRC
"
local
IDENTIFY
=
${
SRC
%%.*
}
.identify
local
DEST
=
${
SRC
%%.*
}
.histogram.png
# Convert
# 78085: ( 0, 0, 0) #000000 black
# 3410: ( 1, 1, 1) #010101 rgb(1,1,1)
# into
# 0 78085
# 1 3410
GREYS
=
`
cat
"
$IDENTIFY
"
|
grep
-A
9999
" Histogram:"
|
grep
-o
"
\\
+[0-9]
\\
+: ( *[0-9]
\\
+, *[0-9]
\\
+, *[0-9]
\\
+)"
|
sed
's/ \\+\\([0-9]\\+\\): ( *\\([0-9]\\+\\).\\+/\\2 \\1/g'
`
# Find lowest and highest for both intensity and count
local
MIN_GREY
=
255
local
MAX_GREY
=
0
local
MIN_COUNT
=
9999999
local
MAX_COUNT
=
0
local
SAVEIFS
=
$IFS
IFS
=
$(
echo
-en
"
\n\b
"
)
while
IFS
=
read
-r
L
do
local
GREY
=
`
echo
"
$L
"
|
cut
-d
\
-f1
`
local
COUNT
=
`
echo
"
$L
"
|
cut
-d
\
-f2
`
if
[
$MIN_GREY
-gt
$GREY
]
;
then
local
MIN_GREY
=
$GREY
fi
if
[
$MAX_GREY
-lt
$GREY
]
;
then
local
MAX_GREY
=
$GREY
fi
if
[
$MIN_COUNT
-gt
$COUNT
]
;
then
local
MIN_COUNT
=
$COUNT
fi
if
[
$MAX_COUNT
-lt
$COUNT
]
;
then
local
MAX_COUNT
=
$COUNT
fi
done
<<<
"
$GREYS
"
IFS
=
$SAVEIFS
# echo "Grey: $MIN_GREY $MAX_GREY count: $MIN_COUNT $MAX_COUNT"
# Let SCALE map all counts from 0 to 1
if
[
".true"
==
".
$LOG
"
]
;
then
local
SCALE
=
`
echo
"scale=10;1/l(
$MAX_COUNT
)"
| bc
-l
`
else
local
SCALE
=
`
echo
"scale=10;1/
$MAX_COUNT
"
| bc
-l
`
fi
# We create a PGM-file with the extracted greyscale statistics
# as a histogram. The PGM is sideways because it is easier
# http://netpbm.sourceforge.net/doc/pgm.html
local
HTMP
=
`
mktemp
`
.pgm
if
[
"true"
==
"
$LOG
"
]
;
then
local
NONE
=
1
else
local
NONE
=
0
fi
echo
"P5
$HEIGHT
256 255"
>
$HTMP
for
G
in
`
seq
0 255
`
;
do
local
COUNT
=
`
echo
"
$GREYS
"
|
grep
"^
$G
"
|
sed
's/[0-9]\\+ \\([0-9]\\+\\)/\\1/g'
`
if
[
"."
==
".
$COUNT
"
]
;
then
local
COUNT
=
$NONE
fi
if
[
"true"
==
"
$LOG
"
]
;
then
local
PIXELS
=
`
echo
"scale=10;l(
$COUNT
)/l(10)*
$SCALE
*
$HEIGHT
"
| bc
-l
`
else
local
PIXELS
=
`
echo
"scale=10;
$COUNT
*
$SCALE
*
$HEIGHT
"
| bc
-l
`
fi
# /1 due to funky bc scale not being applied if nothing is done
local
PIXELS
=
`
echo
"scale=0;
$PIXELS
/1"
| bc
-l
`
for
P
in
`
seq
0
$((
HEIGHT-1
))
`
;
do
if
[
$P
-le
$PIXELS
]
;
then
echo
-n
-e
\\
x0
>>
$HTMP
else
echo
-n
-e
\\
xff
>>
$HTMP
fi
done
# echo "$G $COUNT $PIXELS $HTMP"
done
convert
-rotate
270
$HTMP
"
$DEST
"
rm
$HTMP
}
#histogram $1 200 false
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