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How to create an array with an scale of green color using Image command?
Antonio Squadri
Antonio Squadri
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10 years ago
Dear,
I have tried to create an 3x3 array from dark to light green using the Image command. I know how to create this array using ArrayPlot but I need an image in order to create a 3D image from a stack of images with Image3D (see the attached file). Could you help me?
thank you,
Antonio Squadri
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Shadi Ashnai
Shadi Ashnai, Wolfram Research, Inc.
Posted
10 years ago
A more straight forward approach would be something like this:
Image[ArrayReshape[
List @@@ Array[Hue[.33, 1, #] &, 9, {0, 1}], {3, 3, 3}],
ColorSpace -> "HSB"]
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Udo Krause
Udo Krause, NOrganization
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10 years ago
In[77]:= cf = Image[
ArrayPlot[RandomReal[{0.2,0.3}, {3, 3}],
ColorFunction -> "BlueGreenYellow"]]
will not do? At least it is an Image
In[79]:= ImageQ[cf]
Out[79]= True
the ColorFunction "BlueGreenYello" you could modify
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