Image processing histograms
Dave Beverstock
bever at erim.org
Tue Nov 16 20:08:59 EST 1993
Don't overlook the i.class function for quick looks at the data. I
provides a small scale image window, a zoomed image window, and a
window to hold the histograms. It outputs the means to a file with
annotation! It is meant to perform maximum likliehood classification,
so you must enter in two images. I use g.copy to create a copy of the
first image with a different second name, then i.group them together
for i.class.
Another way to get histograms is to use r.stats -a input=fname |
xgraph -bar. This tabulates each unique value, and the number of
counts for each value.
Good Luck!
dave
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