mmshow - Display binary or gray-scale images and optionally overlay it with binary images.

Synopsis

y = mmshow( f, f1, f2, f3, f4, f5, f6 )

Input

f: Gray-scale (uint8 or uint16) or binary image (logical uint8).

f1: Binary image (logical uint8). Red overlay. Default: No parameter.

f2: Binary image (logical uint8). Green overlay. Default: No parameter.

f3: Binary image (logical uint8). Blue overlay. Default: No parameter.

f4: Binary image (logical uint8). Magenta overlay. Default: No parameter.

f5: Binary image (logical uint8). Yellow overlay. Default: No parameter.

f6: Binary image (logical uint8). Cyan overlay. Default: No parameter.

Output

y: Gray-scale (uint8 or uint16) or binary image (logical uint8). Optionally return RGB uint8 image

Description

Displays the binary (logical uint8) or gray-scale (uint8 or uint16) image f, and optionally overlay it with up to six binary images f1 to f6 in the following colors: f1 as red, f2 as green, f3 as blue, f4 as yellow, f5 as magenta, and f6 as cian. The image is displayed in the MATLAB figure only if no output parameter is given.

Examples

f=mmreadgray('mribrain.tif'); f150=mmthreshad(f,150); Warning: Converting image from scalar to uint8. f200=mmthreshad(f,200); Warning: Converting image from scalar to uint8. mmshow(f); mmshow(f150); mmshow(f,f150,f200); (f) (f150) (f,f150,f200)

See Also

mmdtshow - Display a distance transform image with an iso-line color table.

mmlblshow - Display a labeled image assigning a random color for each label.

mmsurf - Generate a shaded visualization image of a gray-scale image as a topographic model.

Source code

mmshow.m

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