com.jhlabs.image
Class OctTreeQuantizer

java.lang.Object
  com.jhlabs.image.OctTreeQuantizer

All Implemented Interfaces:

Quantizer

public class OctTreeQuantizer
extends Object
implements Quantizer

An image Quantizer based on the Octree algorithm. This is a very basic implementation at present and could be much improved by picking the nodes to reduce more carefully (i.e. not completely at random) when I get the time.

Constructor Summary

OctTreeQuantizer()

Method Summary

void	addPixels(int[] pixels, int offset, int count) Add pixels to the quantizer.
int[]	buildColorTable() Build the color table.
void	buildColorTable(int[] inPixels, int[] table) A quick way to use the quantizer.
int	getIndexForColor(int rgb) Get the color table index for a color.
void	setup(int numColors) Initialize the quantizer.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Constructor Detail

OctTreeQuantizer

public OctTreeQuantizer()

Method Detail

setup

public void setup(int numColors)

Initialize the quantizer. This should be called before adding any pixels.

Specified by:

setup in interface Quantizer

Parameters:

numColors - the number of colors we're quantizing to.

addPixels

public void addPixels(int[] pixels,
                      int offset,
                      int count)

Add pixels to the quantizer.

Specified by:

addPixels in interface Quantizer

Parameters:

pixels - the array of ARGB pixels

offset - the offset into the array

count - the count of pixels

getIndexForColor

public int getIndexForColor(int rgb)

Get the color table index for a color.

Specified by:

getIndexForColor in interface Quantizer

Parameters:

rgb - the color

Returns:

the index

buildColorTable

public int[] buildColorTable()

Build the color table.

Specified by:

buildColorTable in interface Quantizer

Returns:

the color table

buildColorTable

public void buildColorTable(int[] inPixels,
                            int[] table)

A quick way to use the quantizer. Just create a table the right size and pass in the pixels.

Parameters:

inPixels - the input colors

table - the output color table