Large Image Files
A very large image might not load in Image Viewer, or if the image does load, zooming and panning can be slow. In either case, creating a reduced resolution data set (R-Set) can improve performance. Use the Image Viewer to navigate an R-Set image the same way you navigate a standard image.
Functions
Classes
ImageAdapter |
Interface for image I/O |
Topics
Create and Open Reduced Resolution Files
A reduced resolution (R-Set) file creates a smaller version of an image file by dividing the image into spatial tiles and resampling the image.
Using larger block sizes reduces overall computation time but requires more memory to process each block.
Parallel Block Processing on Large Image Files
If you have a Parallel Computing Toolbox™ license, you can take advantage of multiple processor cores on your machine to improve the performance ofblockproc
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Perform Block Processing on Image Files in Unsupported Formats
To work with image data in file formats not supported by block processing functions, construct a class that manages files based on region.