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Using an image as a variable for integrating

Daniel Solis, UPIIZ - IPN
Posted 11 years ago
POSTED BY: Daniel Solis
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I was goofing around, apologies. The reference, such as it was, was to the powers to which the apples appeared.
POSTED BY: Daniel Lichtblau

So, the Image head (from the drag or copy/past) is not treated by the Integrate in the same way as the graphics head (from the Rasterize). I imagine this is just something that was overlooked on the language unification, and that it could be improved on future versions. Right?
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POSTED BY: David Reiss
Itai Seggev
Itai Seggev, WOLFRAM
Posted 11 years ago
POSTED BY: Itai Seggev

It seems your apples went from cubes to quarts. Was this a packing problem?
POSTED BY: Daniel Lichtblau

Daniel, sorry, I don't understand what "go from cubes to quarts" means. I suppose it's something about that the images are different. They are different only because I had not the original apple to show, but unfortunately it has nothing to do if the image is realistic or a draw.

POSTED BY: Daniel Solis

Probably this is because of the new Image processing functionality in Mathematica 9 and 10.

However I found that you can regain the sort of thing you want to do by first Rasterizing the image that you are starting with and then using that rasterized version.

Give it a try and let me know if it works for you.

POSTED BY: David Reiss

You are right, rasterizing the image first works fine. Too bad I have to do it prior the integration (I liked just dropping images), but, it works, good enough.

Thanks!
POSTED BY: Daniel Solis
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