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.help imslice Feb90 images.imutil
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NAME
imslice -- slice an image into images of lower dimension
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USAGE
imslice input output slicedim
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PARAMETERS
.ls input
The list of input images to be sliced. The input images must have a
dimensionality greater than one.
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.ls output
The root name of the output images. For each n-dimensional input
image m (n-1)-dimensional images will be created, where m is the
length of the axis to be sliced. The sequence number m will
be appended to the output image name.
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.ls slice_dimension
The dimension to be sliced.
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.ls verbose = yes
Print messages about actions taken.
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DESCRIPTION
The n-dimensional images \fIinput\fR are sliced into m (n-1)-dimensional
images \fIoutput\fR, where m is the length of the axis of the input
image to be sliced. A sequence number from 1 to m is appended to output
to create the output image name.
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EXAMPLES
1. Slice the 3-D image "datacube" into a list of 2D images. A list of
images called plane001, plane002, plane003 ... will be created.
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im> imslice datacube plane 3
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2. Slice the list of 2-D images "nite1,nite2,nite3" into a list of 1-D images.
A new list of images nite1001, nite1002, ..., nite2001, nite2002, ...,
nite3001, nite3002 will be created.
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im> imslice nite1,nite2,nite3 nite1,nite2,nite3 2
.fi
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TIME REQUIREMENTS
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BUGS
If the image to be sliced is an image section, the images slices will
refer to the section not the original image.
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SEE ALSO
imstack, imcopy
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