imshow with True Size for multiple images 1.0

IMSHOWTRUESIZE plots series of images in a single figure while preserving the actualaspect ratio or scale of the images (similar to the functionality of truesize but ina multiple images situation).the images can be aligned to the left of the figure, to the top or centered, as desired.Using the returned handles the user can set properties for the plots such as title,axis, etc.This function comes in handy when you want to plot images with different sizes in onefigure and you want to preserve the aspect ratio of the images. This is not the casewith imshow since imshow changes the scales of the images. The example below demonstratesthis downside of imshow and shows how imshowTruesize handles this situation successfully.Example usage: % compare imshow vs. imshoTruesize. % the example requires image processing toolbox % images of Mandelbrot set in differenct scales mand = imread('mandelbrot_set.jpg'); dim = 3; clear imagesCellArray [imagesCellArray{1:dim,1:dim}] = deal(mand); for iRow = 1:dim for iCol = 1:dim imagesCellArray{iRow,iCol} = imresize(imagesCellArray{iRow,iCol},1/(1.5*(iCol*iRow))); end end % plot with imshow - true aspect ration is lost figure for iRow = 1:dim for iCol = 1:dim subplot(dim,dim,sub2ind([dim,dim],iRow,iCol)) imshow(imagesCellArray{iRow,iCol}) axis on end end % plot with imshowTruesize - true aspect ration is preserved margins = [25 25]; Handles = imshowTruesize(imagesCellArray,margins); for iRow = 1:dim for iCol = 1:dim axis(Handles.hSubplot(iRow,iCol),'on') end endComments, suggestions, bug reports and any other feedback is welcomed at adi.navve[at]gmail[dot]com

Requirements:	No special requirements
Platforms:	Matlab
Keyword:	Compare,  Differenct,  Downside,  Image,  Imshotruesize,  Mandelbrot,  Processing,  Requires,  Toolbox,  Usage
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