Package 'x3ptools'

Description

Helper function

Usage

convert_raster_to_png(raster)

Arguments

Value

png object

Description

Convert a data frame into an x3p file

Usage

df_to_x3p(dframe, var = "value")

Arguments

Value

x3p object

Description

dim.x3p expands the generic dim method for x3p objects and returns (mainly) the dimensions of the surface matrix.

Usage

## S3 method for class 'x3p'
dim(x)

Arguments

Value

a vector of length three. The first two integers contain width and height of the surface scan, the third dimension is either 1 or 2, depending on whether there is a mask (2) or not (1).

Examples

logo <- x3p_read(system.file("csafe-logo.x3p", package="x3ptools"))
dim(logo)

Description

head.x3p expands the generic head method for x3p objects. It gives a summary of the most relevant 3p meta information and returns the object invisibly.

Usage

## S3 method for class 'x3p'
head(x, n = 6L, ...)

Arguments

Examples

logo <- x3p_read(system.file("csafe-logo.x3p", package="x3ptools"))
head(logo)

Description

image.x3p expands the generic image method for x3p objects. This image function creates a raster image to show the surface of an x3p file. Due to some inconsistency in the mapping of the origin (0,0), (choice between top left or bottom left) image functions from different packages will result in different images.

Usage

## S3 method for class 'x3p'
image(x, ...)

Arguments

Examples

logo <- x3p_read(system.file("csafe-logo.x3p", package="x3ptools"))
image(logo)

Description

LEAs (land-engraved areas) are created on the outside of a bullet during the firing process. Depending on the rifling inside the barrel, multiple lands exist for each barrel. Striation marks in these land engraved areas are used in forensic labs to determine whether two bullets were fired from the same firearm.

Usage

lea

Format

x3p object

Examples

data(lea)
image(lea)
if (interactive()) x3p_image(lea)

Description

print.x3p expands the generic print method for x3p objects. It gives a summary of the most relevant x3p meta information and returns the object invisibly.

Usage

## S3 method for class 'x3p'
print(x, ...)

Arguments

Examples

logo <- x3p_read(system.file("csafe-logo.x3p", package="x3ptools"))
print(logo)

Description

STL (STereo Lithographic) files describe 3d objects as mesh objects. Here, we assume that the 3d object consists of a 3d surface on the top of a rectangular, equi-spaced 2d grid. We further assume, that each node of the STL file describes the x-y location of an actual measurement. These measurements are then converted into the surface matrix of an x3p object. The resolution is derived from the distance between consecutive x and y nodes.

Usage

stl_to_x3p(stl)

Arguments

Value

x3p object

Examples

## Not run: 
# the website https://touchterrain.geol.iastate.edu/ allows a download
# of a 3d printable terrain model. For an example we suggest to download a file from there.
gc <- rgl::readSTL("<PATH TO STL FILE>", plot=FALSE)
x3p <- stl_to_x3p(gc)

## End(Not run)

Description

TMD files are used in telemetry, specifically, they are a native format used by GelSight to store 3d topographic surface scans.

Usage

tmd_to_x3p(tmd_path, yaml_path = NA, verbose = TRUE)

Arguments

Details

The algorithm is based on GelSight's MatLab routine readtmd.m published as part of the Github repository gelsightinc/gsmatlab

Value

x3p file of the scan. Some rudimentary information will be filled in, information of scanning process, and parameter settings need to be added manually.

Examples

#x3p <- tmd_to_x3p("~/Downloads/Sc04.Pl044.Ma4.SB.An80.Pb.DirFo.SizL.tmd") # 
#x3p <- tmd_to_x3p("~/Downloads/Sc04.Pl044.Ma4.SB.An80.Pb.DirFo.SizL.tmd", 
#                   yaml_path="~/Downloads/scan.yaml") #

Description

An example part of a wire cut in x3p format. The wire cut is part of a CSAFE study involving 1.5 mm Aluminium wires cut by Kaiweet wire-cutters.

Usage

wire

Format

x3p object

Description

Annotations in an x3p object are legend entries for each color of a mask.

Usage

x3p_add_annotation(x3p, color, annotation)

Arguments

Value

x3p object with the added annotations

Examples

## Not run: 
logo <- x3p_read(system.file("csafe-logo.x3p", package="x3ptools"))
color_logo <- png::readPNG(system.file("csafe-color.png", package="x3ptools"))
logoplus <- x3p_add_mask(logo, as.raster(color_logo))
x3p_image(logoplus, multiply=50, size = c(741, 419),zoom = 0.5)
logoplus <- x3p_add_annotation(logoplus, "#FFFFFFFF", "background")
logoplus <- x3p_add_annotation(logoplus, "#818285FF", "text")
logoplus <- x3p_add_annotation(logoplus, "#F6BD47FF", "fingerprint")
logoplus <- x3p_add_annotation(logoplus, "#D2202FFF", "fingerprint")
logoplus <- x3p_add_annotation(logoplus, "#92278FFF", "fingerprint")

x3p_add_legend(logoplus)

## End(Not run)

Description

Add a grid of lines to overlay the surface of an x3p object. Lines are added to a mask. In case no mask exists, one is created.

Usage

x3p_add_grid(
  x3p,
  spaces,
  size = c(1, 3, 5),
  color = c("grey50", "black", "darkred")
)

Arguments

Value

x3p object with added vertical lines in the mask

Examples

## Not run: 
logo <- x3p_read(system.file("csafe-logo.x3p", package = "x3ptools"))
# ten vertical lines across:
logoplus <- x3p_add_grid(logo,
  spaces = 50e-6, size = c(1, 3, 5),
  color = c("grey50", "black", "darkred")
)
x3p_image(logoplus, size = c(741, 419), zoom = 0.5)

## End(Not run)

Description

Add horizontal lines to overlay the surface of an x3p object. Lines are added to a mask. In case no mask exists, one is created.

Usage

x3p_add_hline(x3p, yintercept, size = 5, color = "#e6bf98")

Arguments

Value

x3p object with added vertical lines in the mask

Examples

## Not run: 
logo <- x3p_read(system.file("csafe-logo.x3p", package = "x3ptools"))
color_logo <- magick::image_read(system.file("csafe-color.png", package = "x3ptools"))
logoplus <- x3p_add_mask(logo, as.raster(color_logo))
# five horizontal lines at equal intervals:
logoplus <- x3p_add_hline(logo, seq(0, 418 * 6.4500e-7, length = 5), size = 3)
x3p_image(logoplus, size = c(741, 419), zoom = 0.5)

## End(Not run)

Description

Display the legend for colors and annotations in the active rgl window. In case no rgl window is opened, a new window displaying the x3p file (using default sizes and zoom) opens.

Usage

x3p_add_legend(x3p, colors = NULL)

Arguments

Examples

x3p <- x3p_read(system.file("sample-land.x3p", package="x3ptools"))
## Not run: 
# run when rgl can open window on the device
x3p_image(x3p) 
x3p_add_legend(x3p) # add legend

## End(Not run)

Description

Create a mask for an x3p object in case it does not have a mask yet. Masks are used for overlaying colors on the bullets surface.

Usage

x3p_add_mask(x3p, mask = NULL)

Arguments

Value

x3p object with added/changed mask

Examples

x3p <- x3p_read(system.file("sample-land.x3p", package="x3ptools"))
# x3p file has mask consisting color raster image:
x3p$mask[1:5,1:5]
## Not run: 
logo <- x3p_read(system.file("csafe-logo.x3p", package="x3ptools"))
color_logo <- png::readPNG(system.file("csafe-color.png", package="x3ptools"))
logoplus <- x3p_add_mask(logo, as.raster(color_logo))
x3p_image(logoplus, multiply=50, size = c(741, 419),zoom = 0.5)

## End(Not run)

Description

Add a region a mask. The region is specfied as TRUE values in a matrix of the same dimensions as the existing mask. In case no mask exists, one is created.

Usage

x3p_add_mask_layer(x3p, mask, color = "red", annotation = "")

Arguments

Value

x3p object with changed mask

Description

Use a specified template to overwrite the general info in the x3p object (and structure of the feature info, if needed).

Usage

x3p_add_meta(x3p, template = NULL)

addtemplate_x3p(x3p, template = NULL)

Arguments

Examples

logo <- x3p_read(system.file("csafe-logo.x3p", package="x3ptools"))
# exchange meta information for general x3p information:
logo <- x3p_add_meta(logo, template = system.file("templateXML.xml", package="x3ptools"))
logo$general.info

Description

Add vertical lines to overlay the surface of an x3p object. Lines are added to a mask. In case no mask exists, one is created.

Usage

x3p_add_vline(x3p, xintercept, size = 5, color = "#e6bf98")

Arguments

Value

x3p object with added vertical lines in the mask

Examples

## Not run: 
logo <- x3p_read(system.file("csafe-logo.x3p", package = "x3ptools"))
logo_color <- magick::image_read(system.file("csafe-color.png", package = "x3ptools"))
logoplus <- x3p_add_mask(logo, as.raster(logo_color))
# ten vertical lines across:
logoplus <- x3p_add_vline(logo, seq(0, 740 * 6.4500e-7, length = 5), size = 3)
x3p_image(logoplus, size = c(741, 419), zoom = 0.5)

## End(Not run)

Description

Calculate blockwise summary statistics on the surface matrix of an x3p. If the x3p object has a mask, the mode of the mask value

Usage

x3p_average(x3p, b = 10, f = mean, ...)

Arguments

Examples

logo <- x3p_read(system.file("csafe-logo.x3p", package="x3ptools"))
small <- x3p_average(logo)

Description

Apply gradient-based color shading to the mask of a 3d topographic surface. Gradients are determined empirically based on sequentical row- (or column-)wise differences of surface values. The direction parameter determines the direction of differencing. If direction is "vertical", columns in the surface matrix are differenced to identify whether 'vertical' stripes exist.

Usage

x3p_bin_stripes(
  x3p,
  direction = "vertical",
  colors = rev(c("#b12819", "#d7301f", "#e16457", "#ffffff", "#5186a2", "#175d82",
    "#134D6B")),
  freqs = c(0, 0.05, 0.1, 0.3, 0.7, 0.9, 0.95, 1)
)

Arguments

Value

x3p object with mask colored by discretized surface gradient

Examples

data(wire)
x3p <- wire
if (interactive()) x3p_image(x3p, size = c(400, 400), zoom=0.8)
x3p_with <- x3p_bin_stripes(x3p, direction="vertical")
x3p_with <- x3p_bin_stripes(x3p, direction="vertical", 
colors=c("#b12819","#ffffff","#134D6B"), freqs=c(0, 0.3, 0.7, 1))
if (interactive()) x3p_image(x3p_with, size = c(400, 400), zoom=0.8)

data(lea)
if (interactive()) {
  lea %>% x3p_bin_stripes() %>% x3p_image() # default stripes
 
# three colors only   
  lea %>% x3p_bin_stripes(
     colors=c("#b12819","#ffffff","#134D6B"), 
     freqs=c(0, 0.3, 0.7, 1)) %>%  x3p_image()
}

Description

In the active rgl window select a circle on the scan's surface by clicking on three points along the circumference. Make sure that x3p file and the rgl window match. If no rgl window is active, an rgl window opens with the scan.

Usage

x3p_circle_select(x3p, col = "#FF0000", update = TRUE)

Arguments

Value

x3p file with selected circle in mask

Examples

## Not run: 
if (interactive) {
  if (!file.exists("fadul1-1.x3p")) {
    url <- "https://tsapps.nist.gov/NRBTD/Studies/CartridgeMeasurement/DownloadMeasurement"
    file <- "2d9cc51f-6f66-40a0-973a-a9292dbee36d"
    download.file(file.path(url, file), destfile="fadul1-1.x3p")
  }
  x3p <- x3p_read("fadul1-1.x3p")
  x3p_image(x3p, size=c(500,500), zoom=.8)
  x3p <- x3p_circle_select(x3p, update=TRUE, col="#FF0000") 

  logo <- x3p_read(system.file("csafe-logo.x3p", package="x3ptools"))
  x3p_image(logo, size=c(500,500), zoom = 1)
  x3p_circle_select(logo, update=TRUE, col="#00FF00") 
}
## End(Not run)

Description

Cuts out a rectangle of size width x height from the location (x, y) of an x3p object. x and y specify the bottom right corner of the rectangle. In case the dimensions of the surface matrix do not allow for the full dimensions of the rectangle cutout the dimensions are adjusted accordingly.

Usage

x3p_crop(x3p, x = 1, y = 1, width = 128, height = 128)

Arguments

Value

x3p object of the cropped location expanded by list element offset that contains the coordinates of the cropped piece within the parent.

Examples

logo <- x3p_read(system.file("csafe-logo.x3p", package="x3ptools"))
# crop the x3p file to just the CSAFE logo
logo_only <- x3p_crop(logo, x=20, y=50, width = 255 ,height =310)
logo_only <- x3p_crop(logo, x=20, y=50, width = 255 ,height =510)
# x3p_image(logo_only, size=c(500,500), zoom = 1)

Description

Makes the currently active rgl object darker by removing a light source. Once all light sources are removed the object can not be any darker.

Usage

x3p_darker()

Examples

x3p <- x3p_read(system.file("sample-land.x3p", package="x3ptools"))
## Not run: 
x3p_image(x3p) # run when rgl can open window on the device
x3p_darker() # remove a light source

## End(Not run)

Description

Deletes mask and its annotations from an x3p file.

Usage

x3p_delete_mask(x3p)

Arguments

Value

x3p object without the mask

Description

If a mask is present, a subset of the surface matrix is extracted based on specified value(s).

Usage

x3p_extract(x3p, mask_vals)

Arguments

Value

x3p object

Examples

logo <- x3p_read(system.file("csafe-logo.x3p", package="x3ptools"))
# add a mask
logo <- x3p_add_mask(logo)
mask <- t(logo$surface.matrix==median(logo$surface.matrix))
logo <- x3p_add_mask_layer(logo, mask, color = "red", annotation = "median") 
x3p_extract(logo, "#cd7f32") 
# x3p_image(logo, size=c(500,500), zoom = 1)

Description

In the active rgl device select a line on the 3d surface by clicking on start and end-point (order matters). These points define the beginning and end of a line segment. The line segment is drawn on the mask of the x3p object. The line object is returned as part of the x3p object, if line_result is set to TRUE

Usage

x3p_extract_profile(
  x3p,
  col = "#FF0000",
  update = TRUE,
  line_result = "equi-spaced",
  scale_to = NA,
  multiply = 5,
  linewidth = 1
)

Arguments

Value

x3p file with identified line in the mask. Depending on the setting of line_result additional information on the line is attached as a data frame.

Examples

## Not run: 
if (interactive) {
  x3p <- x3p_read(system.file("sample-land.x3p", package="x3ptools"))
  x3p %>% image_x3p(size=dim(x3p$surface.matrix), multiply=1, zoom=.3)
  x3p <- x3p_extract_profile(x3p, update=TRUE, col="#FFFFFF") 
  x3p$line_df %>% 
    ggplot(aes(x = x, y = value)) + geom_line() 
 
 x3p$line_df$y <- 1      
 sigs <- bulletxtrctr::cc_get_signature(ccdata = x3p$line_df, 
   grooves = list(groove=range(x3p$line_df$x)), span1 = 0.75, span2 = 0.03)
 sigs %>% 
   ggplot(aes(x = x)) + 
     geom_line(aes(y = raw_sig), colour = "grey50") +
     geom_line(aes(y = sig), size = 1) +
     theme_bw() 
}
## End(Not run)

Description

The 3d topographic surface is split into multiple segments of width width (in pixels) using an overlap of 10% between segments. For each segment, a line is extracted (with x3p_extract_profile). Line segments are projected onto the mask of the initial x3p object and exported as a lines attribute.

Usage

x3p_extract_profile_segments(
  x3p,
  width,
  overlap = 10,
  col = "#FF0000",
  linewidth = 11,
  line_result = "equi-spaced",
  scale_to = NA,
  verbose = TRUE
)

Arguments

Value

x3p object with added lines attribute.

Examples

logo <- x3p_read(system.file("csafe-logo.x3p", package="x3ptools"))
logo <- x3p_m_to_mum(logo)
if(interactive())
  x3p_extract_profile_segments(logo, 850, col="#ffffff", linewidth=5)

Description

Flip the surface matrix of an x3p file along the x axis.

Usage

x3p_flip_x(x3p)

x_flip_x3p(x3p)

Arguments

Value

x3p object in which the x coordinate is reversed.

Examples

logo <- x3p_read(system.file("csafe-logo.x3p", package="x3ptools"))
dim(logo$surface.matrix)
## Not run: 
x3p_image(logo)

## End(Not run)
# flip the y-axis for the old ISO standard:
logoflip <- x3p_flip_x(logo)
dim(logoflip$surface.matrix)
## Not run: 
x3p_image(logoflip)

## End(Not run)

Description

One of the major changes between the previous two ISO standards is the way the y axis is defined in a scan. The entry (0,0) used to refer to the top left corner of a scan, now it refers to the bottom right corner, which means that all legacy x3p files have to flip their y axis in order to conform to the newest ISO norm.

Usage

x3p_flip_y(x3p)

y_flip_x3p(x3p)

Arguments

Value

x3p object in which the y coordinate is reversed.

Examples

logo <- x3p_read(system.file("csafe-logo.x3p", package="x3ptools"))
dim(logo$surface.matrix)
## Not run: 
x3p_image(logo)

## End(Not run)
# flip the y-axis for the old ISO standard:
logoflip <- x3p_flip_y(logo)
dim(logoflip$surface.matrix)
## Not run: 
x3p_image(logoflip)

## End(Not run)

Description

Interactive selection of region of interest

Usage

x3p_fuzzyselect(x3p, col = "#FF0000", mad = 5, type = "plane", update = TRUE)

Arguments

Value

x3p file with updated mask

Examples

## Not run: 
if (interactive) {
  if (!file.exists("fadul1-1.x3p")) {
    url <- "https://tsapps.nist.gov/NRBTD/Studies/CartridgeMeasurement/DownloadMeasurement"
    file <- "2d9cc51f-6f66-40a0-973a-a9292dbee36d"
    download.file(file.path(url, file), destfile="fadul1-1.x3p")
  }
  x3p <- x3p_read("fadul1-1.x3p")
  x3p_image(x3p, size=c(500,500), zoom=.8)
  x3p <- x3p_fuzzyselect(x3p, update=TRUE, col="#FF0000") 

  logo <- x3p_read(system.file("csafe-logo.x3p", package="x3ptools"))
  x3p_image(logo, size=c(500,500), zoom = 1)
  x3p_fuzzyselect(logo, update=TRUE, col="#00FF00") 
}
## End(Not run)

Description

Scans in x3p format capture 3d topogographic surfaces. According to ISO standard ISO5436 - 2000 scans are supposed to be captured in meters. For microscopic images capture in meters might be impractical.

Usage

x3p_get_scale(x3p)

Arguments

Value

numeric value of resolution per pixel

Description

Plot an interactive surface plot of the x3p matrix. This implementation uses the rgl package. In case rgl.useNULL is set to TRUE (i.e. no separate window will be opened), an rgl widget can be used to show the surface in the viewer window (see the example).

Usage

x3p_image(
  x3p,
  file = NULL,
  col = "#cd7f32",
  size = 750,
  zoom = 0.35,
  multiply = 5,
  update = FALSE,
  ...
)

image_x3p(
  x3p,
  file = NULL,
  col = "#cd7f32",
  size = 750,
  zoom = 0.35,
  multiply = 5,
  ...
)

Arguments

Examples

save <- getOption("rgl.useNULL")
options(rgl.useNULL=TRUE)

logo <- x3p_read(system.file("csafe-logo.x3p", package="x3ptools"))
x3p_image(logo, size = c(741, 419), zoom=0.5)
# add crosscut:
logoplus <- x3p_add_hline(logo, yintercept = 50*.645e-6, color = "#e6bf98", size = 5)
x3p_image(logoplus, size = c(741, 419), zoom=0.5)
widget <- rgl::rglwidget()
if (interactive())
  widget

options(rgl.useNULL=save)

Description

An interpolated scan is created at specified resolutions resx, resy in x and y direction. The interpolation is based on na.approx from the zoo package. It is possible to create interpolations at a higher resolution than the one specified in the data itself, but it is not recommended to do so. x3p_interpolate can also be used as a way to linearly interpolate any missing values in an existing scan without changing the resolution.

Usage

x3p_interpolate(x3p, resx = 1e-06, resy = resx, maxgap = 1)

interpolate_x3p(x3p, resx = 1e-06, resy = resx, maxgap = 1)

Arguments

Value

interpolated x3p object

Examples

logo <- x3p_read(system.file("csafe-logo.x3p", package="x3ptools"))
# resolution:
logo$header.info$incrementX
# change resolution to 1 micron = 1e-6 meters
logo2 <- x3p_interpolate(logo, resx = 1e-6)
logo2$header.info$incrementX

Description

Make the currently active rgl object lighter. Adds a light source. Up to eight light sources can be added. Alternatively, any rgl light source can be added (see light3d).

Usage

x3p_lighter()

Examples

x3p <- x3p_read(system.file("sample-land.x3p", package="x3ptools"))
## Not run: 
x3p_image(x3p) # run when rgl can open window on the device
x3p_lighter() # add a light source

## End(Not run)

Description

ISO standard 5436_2 asks for specification of values in meters. For topographic surfaces collected by microscopes values in microns are more readable. Besides scaling the values in the surface matrix, corresponding increments are changed to microns as well.

Usage

x3p_m_to_mum(x3p)

Arguments

Value

x3p with header information in microns

Description

Retrieve color definitions and annotations from the mask. If available, results in a named vector of colors.

Usage

x3p_mask_legend(x3p)

Arguments

Value

named vector of colors, names show annotations. In case no annotations exist NULL is returned.

Examples

x3p <- x3p_read(system.file("sample-land.x3p", package="x3ptools"))
x3p_mask_legend(x3p) # annotations and color hex definitions

Description

For each x value of the surface matrix add a region to the mask of an x3p object corresponding to the area between two specified quantiles.

Usage

x3p_mask_quantile(
  x3p,
  quantiles = c(0.25, 0.75),
  color = "red",
  annotation = "quantile-region"
)

Arguments

Value

x3p object with changed mask

Description

Identify xml fields in the meta file of an x3p object by name and modify content if uniquely described.

Usage

x3p_modify_xml(x3p, element, value)

Arguments

Value

x3p object with changed meta information

Examples

logo <- x3p_read(system.file("csafe-logo.x3p", package="x3ptools"))
x3p_show_xml(logo, "creator")
x3p_modify_xml(logo, "creator", "I did that")
x3p_show_xml(logo, 20)
x3p_modify_xml(logo, 20, "I did that, too")

Description

Append information to the current comment of the x3p object. If there is no comment, a comment will be included in Record2 (general info)

Usage

x3p_paste_comment(x3p, comment, sep = ", ")

Arguments

Value

x3p object with expanded comment

Examples

logo <- x3p_read(system.file("csafe-logo.x3p", package="x3ptools"))
logo %>% x3p_paste_comment("*** added to the current comment ***")

Description

Read file in x3p format. x3p formats describe 3d topological surface according to ISO standard ISO5436 – 2000. x3p files are a container format implemented as a zip archive of a folder consisting of an xml file of meta information and a binary matrix of numeric surface measurements.

Usage

x3p_read(file, size = NA, quiet = T, tmpdir = NULL)

read_x3p(file, size = NA, quiet = T, tmpdir = NULL)

Arguments

Value

x3p object consisting of a list of the surface matrix and the four records as specified in the ISO standard

Examples

logo <- x3p_read(system.file("csafe-logo.x3p", package="x3ptools"))

Description

Read data from an x-y-z file

Usage

x3p_read_dat(dat, delim = " ", col_names = FALSE)

Arguments

Value

x3p object

Description

This function is provided with a path to a folder, it will search recursively for all x3p files within the folder, read the x3p files, and return the results as part of a tibble dataset.

Usage

x3p_read_folder(path)

Arguments

Value

tibble with two variables: source contains the file path to the x3p file, and x3p is a list variable of x3p objects.

Examples

# example code
path <- dirname(system.file("csafe-logo.x3p", package="x3ptools"))
x3p_read_folder(path) # show all x3p files installed with x3ptools

Description

plux files are zip containers of 3d topographic scans in a format proprietary to Sensofar™. One of the files in the container is the file index.xml which contains meta-information on the instrument, scan settings, date, and creator. This information is added to the x3p meta-information.

Usage

x3p_read_plux(plux)

Arguments

Value

xml of general information as stored in the plux file

Description

Rotate the surface matrix and mask of an x3p object. Also adjust meta information.

Usage

x3p_rotate(x3p, angle = 90)

rotate_x3p(x3p, angle = 90)

Arguments

Examples

## Not run: 
logo <- x3p_read(system.file("csafe-logo.x3p", package = "x3ptools"))
color_logo <- png::readPNG(system.file("csafe-color.png", package = "x3ptools"))
logoplus <- x3p_add_mask(logo, as.raster(color_logo))
dim(logoplus$surface.matrix)
dim(logoplus$mask)
x3p_image(logoplus, multiply = 50, size = c(741, 419), zoom = 0.5)

logoplus60 <- x3p_rotate(x3p = logoplus, angle = 60)
dim(logoplus60$surface.matrix)
dim(logoplus60$mask)
x3p_image(logoplus60, multiply = 50, size = c(741, 419), zoom = 0.75)

## End(Not run)

Description

Sample from an x3p object

Usage

x3p_sample(x3p, m = 2, mY = m, offset = 0, offsetY = offset)

sample_x3p(x3p, m = 2, mY = m, offset = 0, offsetY = offset)

Arguments

Value

down-sampled x3p object

Examples

logo <- x3p_read(system.file("csafe-logo.x3p", package="x3ptools"))
dim(logo$surface.matrix)
# down-sample to one-fourth of the image:
logo4 <- x3p_sample(logo, m=4)
dim(logo4$surface.matrix)
## Not run: 
x3p_image(logo)
x3p_image(logo4)

## End(Not run)

Description

x3p objects can be presented in different units. ISO standard 5436_2 asks for specification of values in meters. For topographic surfaces collected by microscopes values in microns are more readable. This functions allows to convert between different units.

Usage

x3p_scale_unit(x3p, scale_by)

Arguments

Value

x3p with header information in microns

Examples

logo <- x3p_read(system.file("csafe-logo.x3p", package="x3ptools"))
logo # measurements in meters
x3p_scale_unit(logo, scale_by=10^6) # measurements in microns

Description

Interactive selection of rectangular area on the mask of an x3p object. Once the function runs, the active rgl window is brought to the front. Select the window with a click, then use click & drag to select a rectangular area. On release, this area is marked in the mask and (if update is TRUE) appears in the selection color in the active rgl window.

Usage

x3p_select(x3p, col = "#FF0000", update = TRUE)

Arguments

Value

x3p file with selection in mask

Examples

## Not run: 
if (interactive) {
  if (!file.exists("fadul1-1.x3p")) {
    url <- "https://tsapps.nist.gov/NRBTD/Studies/CartridgeMeasurement/DownloadMeasurement"
    file <- "2d9cc51f-6f66-40a0-973a-a9292dbee36d"
    download.file(file.path(url, file), destfile="fadul1-1.x3p")
  }
  x3p <- x3p_read("fadul1-1.x3p")
  x3p_image(x3p, size=c(500,500), zoom=.8)
  x3p <- x3p_select(x3p, update=TRUE, col="#FF0000") 

  logo <- x3p_read(system.file("csafe-logo.x3p", package="x3ptools"))
  x3p_image(logo, size=c(500,500), zoom = 1)
  x3p_select(logo, update=TRUE, col="#00FF00") 
}
## End(Not run)

Description

Apply color shading to the mask of a 3d topographic surface.

Usage

x3p_shade_mask(
  x3p,
  colors = rev(c("#b12819", "#d7301f", "#e16457", "#ffffff", "#5186a2", "#175d82",
    "#134D6B")),
  freqs = c(0, 0.05, 0.25, 0.45, 0.55, 0.75, 0.95, 1)
)

Arguments

Value

x3p object with color-shaded mask

Examples

## Not run: 
data(wire)
x3p <- wire
x3p_image(x3p, size = c(400, 400), zoom=0.8)
x3p_with <- x3p %>% x3p_shade_mask()
x3p_image(x3p_with, size = c(400, 400), zoom=0.8)

data(lea)
lea %>% x3p_shade_mask() %>% x3p_image()
lea %>% x3p_shade_mask(freqs = c(0, 0.05, 0.1, 0.3,0.7, 0.9, 0.95, 1)) %>% x3p_image()

## End(Not run)

Description

Identify xml fields by name and show content.

Usage

x3p_show_xml(x3p, element, verbose = TRUE)

Arguments

Value

list of exact field names and their contents

Examples

logo <- x3p_read(system.file("csafe-logo.x3p", package="x3ptools"))
x3p_show_xml(logo, "creator") # all fields containing the word "creator"
x3p_show_xml(logo, "axis")
x3p_show_xml(logo, "CZ.AxisType")
# show all fields:
x3p_show_xml(logo, "*")
# show first five fields
x3p_show_xml(logo, 1:5)

Description

Make a snapshot of the current rgl device and save it to file. Options for file formats are png, svg, and stl (for 3d printing).

Usage

x3p_snapshot(file)

Arguments

Description

An x3p file consists of a list with meta info and a 2d matrix with scan depths. fortify turns the matrix into a data frame, using the parameters of the header as necessary.

Usage

x3p_to_df(x3p)

Arguments

Value

data frame with variables x, y, and value and meta function in attribute

Examples

logo <- x3p_read(system.file("csafe-logo.x3p", package="x3ptools"))
logo_df <- x3p_to_df(logo)
head(logo_df)

Description

Transpose the surface matrix of an x3p object. Also adjust meta information.

Usage

x3p_transpose(x3p)

transpose_x3p(x3p)

Arguments

Examples

logo <- x3p_read(system.file("csafe-logo.x3p", package="x3ptools"))
dim(logo$surface.matrix)
## Not run: 
x3p_image(logo)

## End(Not run)
#  transpose the image
logotp <- x3p_transpose(logo)
dim(logotp$surface.matrix)
## Not run: 
x3p_image(logotp)

## End(Not run)

Description

Trims rows and columns from the edges of a surface matrix that contain missing values only.

Usage

x3p_trim_na(x3p, ratio = 1)

Arguments

Value

x3p object of the same or smaller dimension where missing values are removed from the boundaries

Examples

logo <- x3p_read(system.file("csafe-logo.x3p", package="x3ptools"))
logo$surface.matrix[logo$surface.matrix == median(logo$surface.matrix)] <- NA
x3p_trim_na(logo) # reduced to dimension: 668 by 268

Description

Write an x3p object to a file

Usage

x3p_write(x3p, file, size = 8, quiet = F, create_dir = T)

write_x3p(x3p, file, size = 8, quiet = F)

Arguments

Examples

logo <- x3p_read(system.file("csafe-logo.x3p", package="x3ptools"))
# write a copy of the file into a temporary file
x3p_write(logo, file = tempfile(fileext="x3p"))